Prime Day is over and while we did see some of the best deals still live this morning, they are going quick so make sure you get in there while you still can – you can grab for the lowest prices to date still, for example. But there are also some fresh new deals to scope out today including a very rare deal on the , as well as , OG the original price, a super rare deal on the , and up to . All of that and more awaits below in today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break .

We tracked more than a few of the particularly notable Prime Day all-time lows carry right through this past weekend. While some of them are quickly starting to jump back up in price this morning, you still have time to land the very best deal on the latest . While some of the band configuration have already bumped back up, you will still find up to $120 off the most affordable and models down at and , respectively.

As we detailed in our official Apple Watch Series 10 Prime Day coverage this year, up until last week we had never seen Amazon or any of the major online retailers offer the base models at better than $100 off. But with the Prime Day festivities we saw new all-time lows land at $120 off and they are still live on select configurations starting from $279 shipped.

While at some point throughout the year – most likely right before or after the next-generation Apple wearables land – we might very well see deeper deals than we are right now, this is likely about as good as it’s going to get this summer. We did track $150 drops on the Series 9 ahead of the Series 10 launch last fall, but if you’re looking to land one for your summer adventures and workouts, now’s as good a time as we have tracked.

Chances are all of the models will be back to the $100 off range before the day is out or shortly thereafter, and perhaps even sold out completely.

While we did see some fantastic all-time lows on the latest Apple Watch Ultra 2 last week for Prime Day at $649, folks who don’t care about the latest and greatest can score an at Woot for a whole lot less than that. Originally $799 new, you’ll now find various band configurations of the via Woot with free shipping for Prime members (a $6 delivery fee will apply otherwise). These refurbished units are now $429 off the original list price. Details below.

While there’s no denying this is the previous-generation model and that we might very well be on the verge of Apple debuting a 3rd generation model later this fall, you’re certainly not going to be scoring an Apple Watch Ultra 2 down this low, never mind the new one in September (if it does release).

The OG Ultra also looks a whole lot like the current-generation model while also delivering just about all of the health/workout tracking and other features most folks use on a regular basis.

These units are refurbished and ship with a 1-year warranty from Woot. Here are some additional details to take note of:

Hey, you there! These items have been inspected and guaranteed to have minimal cosmetic damage, which is not noticeable when the device is held at arm’s length & have successfully passed a full diagnostic test which ensures like-new functionality & removal of any prior-user’s personal information. Batteries are tested to function at minimum 85% capacity.

And while the Apple Watch Ultra 2 Prime Day deals have come and gone now, the Apple Watch Series 10 all-time low deals are largely still live:

Apple Watch Ultra (GPS + Cellular) 49mm Titanium Case with White Ocean Band, 1m Magnetic Charging Cable, Manufacturer’s Warranty – Parts and labor with 90 Days. Specialized features, sensors, and three new bands designed for exploration, adventure, and endurance. 49mm aerospace-grade titanium case for an ideal balance of weight, strength, and corrosion resistance. Up to 36 hours of battery life for normal use along with low-power settings for even longer battery life. Precision dual-frequency GPS system provides accurate location for calculating distance, pace, and route map.

Now into the final day of , it’s time to scope out the popular . You’ll now find all colors and RAM/storage configurations in both the 13- and 15-inch sizes with at least and deals . Some models are in fact over $160 off right now – all of the details are waiting for you below.

While we have seen select configs down lower for short blasts over the last couple of months, Prime Day is landing with solid discounts at a whole lot lower than buying one from Apple across every single configuration in the lineup. The deals are starting from on the base 13-inch with the 15-inch model .

• 13-inch M4 MacBook Air 16GB/256GB
• 13-inch M4 MacBook Air 16GB/512GB
• 13-inch M4 MacBook Air 24GB/512GB
• 15-inch M4 MacBook Air 16GB/256GB
• 15-inch M4 MacBook Air 16GB/512GB
• 15-inch M4 MacBook Air 24GB/512GB

As you can see above, all of the 16GB models across both sizes are seeing straight up $150 price drops for the final 24 hours of Prime Day 2025. There are, however, some slightly lower prices on the midnight black model with the 24GB RAM upgrade – the 15-inch, for example, is seeing the deepest discount right now at $167 off the going rate.

There is of course a chance that Amazon gets scrappy throughout the day today and throws up super limited-time on-page coupons or just drops the price lower on select models, but this sort of thing is usually in response to other major retailers that are already well in the throws of their own massive summer sales – it could happen and we will be watching like a hawk, but it’s hard to say for sure.

Either way, you really can’t go wrong landing a MacBook Air that just released not much more than a few months ago for $150 off.

Best Buy ushered an early and quite notable deals on Apple’s 4-pack of AirTags already, but Amazon has now undercut that deal . Carrying a $99 list price, you’ll now find the . This is $3 under the previous deal and delivers a price at $16.25 per AirTag. The listing, for the record, is still seeing a Prime Day price .

While we have been tracking the 4-pack of AirTags at between $70 and $80 for just about all of 2025, today’s deal lands within $0.50 of the best price we have tracked in that time frame, and those offers were extremely short-lived price drops.

If you’re going to be picking up some AirTags for Prime Day and can make use of four of them, the price we are tracking is one of the best ever. That said, the deal we have on the , coming within $1 of the lowest we have ever tracked on Amazon.

If you have been following you’ll know there is a good chance Apple is readying the launch of the next-generation AirTag, and it could be quite soon. While there’s nothing particularly official about any of that yet, you have been warned. That said, the current-gen model still does its thing, has seen some in the form location sharing action with trusted airlines, and is now quite possibly 35% less expensive than what the new models might go for.

Joining the rest of the Beats sale (details below), Amazon is bringing back all-time low prices on the . Regularly $80, you’ll now find all of the standard colorways Amazon offers – Matte Black, Storm Gray, and Transparent Red – back at the lowest price we have tracked at there for Prime Day 2025.

The nearly 40% in savings we are seeing here during Prime Day is on par with the best we have tracked. Today’s deal is the first time we have seen them back down at $50 since January and the Black Friday offers before that, which also had them down at this same price.

There are some major earbuds deals floating around for Prime day this year, not the least of which is the and the new all-time lows on . But the Beats Solo Buds do have a few things going for them alongside coming in at a fraction of the price at today’s deal.

The short-form takeaway from our is that they are “one of the most intriguing new products from Beats in a long time,” landing with impressive onboard battery life – they feature 18 hours of action in the buds themselves. The case is not a charging case with a battery, but at $50 you’re getting 18 hours of straight listening time without even needing to worry about dropping them back in the case to juice up anyway.

Alongside the ultra-compact case here, you’ll also find compatibility for iOS and Android devices with “seamless one-touch pairing,” the usual “industry-leading” Class 1 Bluetooth for fewer dropouts, and custom-designed microphones with “advanced noise-learning algorithm for exceptional call quality,”