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Deals: M5 Pro MacBook Pro up to $540 off, M5 MacBook Air from $1,099, Apple Watch Ultra 3, MagSafe chargers, more

Amazon is still offering one of the best prices ever on AirPods Pro 3 down at nearly 25% off the list, and likely not for much longer. But today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is headlined by some big-time offers on the official Apple refurb store with some M5 Pro MacBook Pro at between $450 and $540 under the new list prices. Those offers also join this 24GB M5 MacBook Air at $150 off via Amazon and some official refurb units as low as $1,099. We also have Apple Watch Ultra 3 Ocean Band configs at nearly $100 off via Amazon as well as Anker’s white model 25W 3-in-1 Foldable MagSafe Charger now back at the Amazon all-time low (nearly 35% off) and the ongoing 2026 Best Buy Back to School sale loaded with thousands of price drops on a giant list of product categories. Details await below. 

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Apple Watch sleep score became more useful for me with these settings

Apple Watch includes a built-in sleep tracking feature. Just wear your Apple Watch to bed, and it works automatically. No need to install apps or enter a special mode.

watchOS 26 takes sleep tracking further with Apple’s sleep score feature. Sleep score is a great way to visualize the quality of your sleep from night to night. There’s one setting in particular that has made sleep score especially useful for me.

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iPhone 20 Pro’s all-glass design spotted in supply chain, says leaker

iPhone 20 Pro's all-glass design spotted in supply chain, says leaker | Render provides an idea of the potential design

This week has seen conflicting reports on whether or not Apple has given up on its plan to launch a radical new iPhone design next year, which I’ll refer to as the iPhone 20 Pro for now.

An Apple analyst claimed that the company had found the task too challenging, while Bloomberg quickly said this isn’t true and that the design is on track to launch in 2027. Today sees new support for the latter view …

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Parents urged to revisit screen time limits as kids head back to school

Parents urged to change screen time limits as kids head back to school | Photo shows a young boy playing a game on an iMac

Parents are being urged to revisit the screen time limits they impose on their kids when they head back to school. It says stressed parents may take a more relaxed attitude to screen time during the summer break, and this can prove seriously detrimental to their children once the new school term begins.

Additionally, experts say that the two hours a day limit previously recommended is now outdated, and parents should take a more sophisticated approach based on “the 5 Cs” …

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9to5Mac Daily: August 11, 2026 – iOS 27 beta 5, glass iPhone rumors

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