Excellent deals are available on Amazon
As Apple prepares for its WWDC 2023 rollout, Amazon is busy slashing prices on the gear you love. Shoppers can take home the Apple Watch Ultra at a nearly $100 discount or save $250 on an M2 MacBook Pro.
Additionally, shoppers on the prowl for an iPad have several options to choose from, with virtually every model sporting some discount of up to $100 off retail price. Don't forget to pair that new iPad Pro with a Magic Keyboard, now $50 off for the 12.9-inch model in both colors.
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Amazon's best deals on Apple gear for WWDC
- iPad Pro 12.9-inch Wi-Fi + Cellular, M2 chip, 128GB of storage, Space Gray: $1,239.99 (was $1,299)
- iPad Pro 11-inch Wi-Fi Only with M2 chip, 512GB of storage in Silver: $999 (was $1,099)
- iPad 10th-generation Wi-Fi only, 64GB of storage in Yellow, Pink, or Blue: $399 (was $499)
- iPad mini 6th-generation Wi-Fi only, 64GB of storage in Space Gray: $399.99 (was $499)
- Apple Watch Ultra GPS + Cellular, 49mm titanium case with Yellow Ocean band: $701.99 (was $799)
- Apple AirPods Max in Sky Blue, Space Gray, Silver, or Pink: $479.99 (was $549)
- 2020 MacBook Air with M1 chip, 8GB Ram, 256GB of SSD storage in any color: $799.99 (was $999)
- 2023 MacBook Pro 16-inch with M2 Max chip, 32GB of memory, 1TB SSD, Silver: $3,249 (was $3,499)
- Apple Studio Display 27-inch with 5K Retina display, standard glass, tilt-adjustable stand: $1,349.99 (was $1,599)
- Apple Pencil 2nd-generation: $89.99 (was $129)
- Apple Magic Keyboard for 12.9-inch iPad Pro in Black or White: $299.99 (was $349)
More great deals from elsewhere around the web
There are plenty of additional bargains to snap up alongside the daily deals highlighted above. Here's a sample of Apple markdowns, with hundreds of items on sale in our Apple Price Guide.
- Apple's closeout 1TB MacBook Pro 14-inch drops to $1,599, plus $60 off AppleCare
- This week's top 5 Apple deals at B&H Photo offer up to $1,600 in savings
- Rare discounts slash 25% off Sonos speakers, soundbars & subwoofers while supplies last