Today, we’re seeing consistent $100 price reductions across the entire iPad mini 7 series, along with the return of Black Friday pricing for the Apple Pencil Pro. These deals are now combined with a $200 price cut on Apple’s 16GB M4 MacBook Pro featuring a 1TB SSD, as well as staggering savings of up to $800 (or even more) on the 36GB RAM/1TB M3 Pro MacBook Pro. There are also exciting discounts on Apple Watch bands, including the 2024 Apple Watch Milanese Loop in black. Additionally, numerous deals on iPhone 15, chargers, MagSafe wallets, and more await you below.
Apple Pencil Pro for M4 iPad Pro, iPad Air, and mini 7 has returned to the $99 Black Friday price
After witnessing a $100 price drop on the supported iPad mini 7 configurations this morning, Amazon and Best Buy have now reinstated the official Black Friday pricing on the Apple Pencil Pro, now priced at $99 shipped. Typically retailing at $129, today’s offer marks the best price available and is consistent with the deals we noted during Black Friday at major online retailers. Although there have been instances where the price briefly dipped lower, $99 has been the most competitive price we’ve seen in the recent months.
The official 2024 Apple Watch Milanese Loop in black hits an all-time low at Amazon today
In addition to the ongoing low price on the official 2024 Tan Apple Watch Ultra Alpine Loop and the Apple braided and silicone Solo Loops starting from $20, Amazon is offering Apple Watch Ultra users an opportunity to snag the latest model of the Milanese Loop in black at a price of $172.99 shipped. Originally priced at $199, this reduction amounts to nearly 15% off and equals the lowest price ever recorded.
Apple introduced a revamped version of its metal Milanese Loop with the black Apple Watch Ultra 2 launch last September. This latest iteration replaces the delicate weave with a sturdier and thicker stainless steel mesh design, along with a brand-new black colorway. This model is prominently featured as the hero image on the official Apple Watch Ultra 2 page.
Apple’s 16GB M4 MacBook Pro with a 1TB SSD has returned to its $1,599 all-time low ($200 off)
Amazon has significantly reduced the price of Apple’s new M4 MacBook Pro with 16GB of RAM and a 1TB SSD to its best price ever. While we are tracking notable price drops on the M4 Pro models and an incredible deal on an M3 Pro configuration with savings of up to $1,000 off, you can now purchase the 16GB/1TB M4 MacBook Pro for just $1,599 shipped in Space Black.
All-new Apple iPad mini 7 series back to all-time low pricing with $100 off today, starting from $399
Finding deals on the new iPad mini A17 Pro, or iPad mini 7, has been challenging since we saw some price reductions shortly after its launch in October. While Best Buy is still providing some notable trade-in values for those trading in the previous mini 6 (or other iPads), both Best Buy and Amazon are now offering substantial $100 price discounts on nearly all configurations. The deals kick off at $399 shipped for the 128GB model – the most budget-friendly option – and these discounts are extended across all three models, including the Wi-Fi + Cellular versions. Check out the details below.
Currently, Best Buy is applying straight $100 price drops on nearly every single configuration of the new A17 Pro model. We anticipate that Amazon will match these prices soon, but at the time of writing, we are only observing the $100 reductions on the high-end 512GB model and select colors of the entry-level model starting at $399.
Today’s top accessory and charging offers:
Anker’s new display-equipped 140W wall charger and power bank are now available for purchase with launch discounts
Update: The new 25,000 mAh power bank is also enjoying a $10 launch discount.
Anker has introduced a selection of new power banks with built-in displays for CES 2025, and they are now officially for sale on the brand’s website. Notably, the new 140W, 4-port Anker Wall Charger is currently available for a launch price of $79.99 shipped, representing a $10 reduction from the regular $90 price tag. Be sure to use code WSCPV2LIWN23 at checkout if the discount isn’t applied automatically.
As covered in our launch report, the brand unveiled two new advanced charging solutions – a 25,000 mAh power bank and the wall charger on sale today. At present, the power bank does not have a launch discount like the charger, but we will continue to monitor its pricing.
Amazon is once again providing customers the chance to grab Black Friday prices on the 4-pack of Apple’s AirTags today. Offered at a regular price of $99, the 4-pack is available for just $69.99 shipped, matching last year’s holiday discount. That breaks down to roughly $17.49 per AirTag, marking one of the lowest prices we’ve ever seen. The individual AirTag is still available for $22.99, down from the typical $29 price, and just $4 away from the temporary Black Friday price of $19.
While Apple did face some scrutiny over warnings related to battery ingestion risks with AirTags recently, these trackers remain the top choice for tracking devices on the market. The current models on sale are not the limited edition Year of the Snake versions, nor are they the anticipated AirTag 2 expected to release this year with enhanced Precision Finding capabilities, but for $17.50 each, they’re a solid option.
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