Now sitting alongside the ongoing $100 price drops on the latest as well as the , Amazon has dropped the prices again on the most affordable new – you’ll now find straight up cash . All of that joins the return of holiday pricing on at nearly 25% off as well as a deep on the in Space Black with the 14-inch display. Chargers, Find My tumblers, and more round out today’s deals alongside the official announcement of Amazon’s upcoming . Scope it all out below.

While we are still tracking an all-time low on the , today we are focused on the more powerful M4 Pro models. Outside of a few very short-lived doorbuster offers over the holidays last year, some of the best prices we have tracked to date on the most affordable models have arrived. The base configuration with and the is now after you clip the on-page coupon , and the best price of the year on the 24GB/1TB model is back too. Details below.

Now, if you’re looking for the more powerful pro-grade M4 chip, the model mentioned above at is your best bet – it is now $249 off the going rate to deliver the lowest price we have tracked to date.

But if you value your internal storage capacity, the upgraded model with the has now returned to its 2025 low price in Space Black. Regularly $2,399, this is a sizable and the best price we have tracked this year. This is the same price drop we spotted earlier this month that came and went quite quickly, but has now returned to give folks another shot at it.

For my money, the M4 Pro is where it’s at. As I have stated previously, the base M4 models are indeed all the more enticing this generation after Apple nixed the 8GB models in favor of the 16GB of RAM, but I still feel as though the pro chip models are a more future proof investment for me.

That said, I do a lot of Logic Pro work and the extra horsepower can be particularly beneficial in those sorts of work environments, providing a more snappy and reliable machine for years to come when it comes to demanding creative workflows. If you’re not the type to ever find yourself several tracks deep in a Logic or Final Cut session (or something like that), you’ll likely be just fine with the standard M4 (base model chips) based on my experience of past generation machines, not to mention save yourself a ton of cash today.

We featured some even lower prices on the brand new lineup yesterday, just about all of which are still up for grabs, but Amazon just knocked the most affordable configurations to a new all-time lows. You’ll now find the in all four colors. That’s $50 off and the best cash deal we have tracked to date.

While there are some offers for paid Best Buy members and some particularly sweet trade-in opportunities for those looking to flip an older model – , today’s Amazon deal is the lowest price we have tracked to date that anyone can take advantage of with no strings attached.

The new iPad Air packed with Apple’s M3 chip just hit the scene last week, delivering the most powerful model in the current-generation lineup without getting up into the far more pricey M4 iPad Pro variants.

While for some the 128GB configuration we are featuring here today is wholly underwhelming in the storage department, and understandably so, I for one still tend to favor the lower-priced storage tiers when it comes to iPad – I would personally just rather save the cash and plug in the portable SSD I already when needs be. If you, however, have your eye on the more substantial configs, we will leave you with an updated deal list of all models below – the 256GB 11-inch has also now dropped again to a new all-time low.

Swing by of the new M3 iPad Air for more details on it and the .

If you just scooped up a new (hopefully not at full price), one of the latest that are now , or some of the big-time deals we have featured on the lately, you might want to check out the ongoing deal price on too. Amazon currently has Apple’s latest and greatest pro-grade iPad writer – this is the lowest price we have tracked all year and on par with the official holiday listings in 2024.

While there was a brief month or so where we saw some short-lived price drops down to $94 and even a touch less than that, those deals are long gone now. Apple Pencil Pro hasn’t dropped below the $99 we have here since it hit $95 for a couple days during Black Friday and it was largely in and out of stock thereafter on Amazon.

But with launch the of the M3 iPad Air and the $100 price drops we are tracking right now on the iPad mini 7, we wanted to make sure this deal on the pro Pencil was front and center. There’s no telling how long it might last or if we might see limited stock at the discounted rate in the coming days, weeks, and months.

The Apple Pencil Pro is compatible with all M4 iPad Pro models, the M2 and M3 iPad Air, as well as the latest iPad mini 7 – it does not work with the brand new iPad (A16) however, just as we expected.

It is Apple’s most feature-rich and high-end writer, delivering gesture support and haptic feedback so you can really feel the on-screen elements in your hand – “use gestures like squeeze and barrel roll to access tools, change brushes, and create strokes without missing a beat. Haptics allow you to feel shapes snap into place, and more.”

Update: After jumping up to $1,499, the is now back down at . Details below.

While some folks might prefer to go with the more affordable Samsung and instead, there’s still nothing quite like the official and we are now tracking the standard glass model with the . Regularly $1,599, this $300 off the price you’ll pay from Apple and the lowest we can find.

While we have seen this model more typically sitting at $1,499 via Amazon, you’re still looking at and a price on par with the lowest price we have tracked there.

Rumors and reliable sources have a new Apple Studio Display , but most estimates have it at this point. Even if the schedule gets pushed ahead and we see a new model land later this year, you likely aren’t going to be seeing a straight up $300 price drop on it anytime soon – this is the lowest we have tracked on the model we are featuring here today after all and it took nearly a year to see any major price drops after release.