Update, October 6, 5:09 p.m. PT: Amazon has slashed prices of the new Mac mini even lower as the Prime Day festivities ramp up:
Just after catching AirPods Pro 3 dropping to one of the lowest prices to date, the fall Prime Day deals are starting to flood in on the latest Mac releases. We have new all-time low pricing on M6 Mac mini releases at up to nearly $150 off, and a $200 price drop on the 2026 Mac Studio.
Those deals also join solid $200 price drops across just about all M5 MacBook Air models, an ongoing M5 Pro MacBook Pro offer at $500 off, the first deal on Apple’s new minimalist all-glyph Magic Keyboard, and rare Magic Mouse price drops too.
For those of you looking towards the MacBook lineup, fall Prime Day is ushering in the lowest prices in months on Apple’s M5 MacBook Air lineup. Amazon is now delivering solid $200 price drops across just about every configuration it offers with several color options on just about all of them:
Amazon landed this morning with some seriously notable price drops on Apple’s brand-new Mac mini lineup. Including the entry-level M6 configuration right up through to the more powerful M5 Max-equipped model, we are now tracking as much as $149 off to deliver the lowest prices ever offered:
Those deals also sit alongside the lowest price to date on the new Mac Studio with 36GB of RAM as Amazon has now slashed $199 off the list for the best deal we have tracked since release last month:
While we are still awaiting (hoping for) a more expansive collection of MacBook Pro deals, Amazon is still delivering an impressive $500 price drop on this upgraded 2TB model – this deal actually lands this model at $100 less than the pre-price hike MSRP:
From there, we are also tracking some great discounts on Apple’s Mac accessories. More specifically, both the black and white Magic Mouse is now seeing some rare discounts at up to nearly 25% off the list alongside the very first discount on the brand new Magic Keyboard Apple just released with the super clean all-glyph treatment on the keys:
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Justin is a senior editor covering all things music for 9to5Mac, including our weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices. Justin is an audio engineer/producer with over 10 years experience in the music industry.
