Today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is now ready to go. While we are still tracking big-time MacBook deals headlined by the , today it’s all about the Mac mini and Mac Studio. We are now tracking one of the best prices ever on a alongside upgraded 36GB and 48GB models at . Those deals join a on the 1TB as well as a relatively rare deal on the official . Everything is waiting for you down below.

After seeing a notable B&H deal on the this morning, the authorized Apple dealer has some particularly interesting deals on the much more affordable M4 Mac mini lineup today as well. One of the ways B&H manages to separate itself from the likes of Amazon and Best Buy is by offering unique and, in today’s case, value-packed configurations on current-generation Apple gear – today we have one of the because of it, alongside up to higher-end configs. Details below.

Before we dive in here, I just want to quickly reiterate that these configurations are not unauthorized Frankenstein setups – they are all official custom configurations you could setup during checkout straight from Apple, just at much lower prices. They all come with the same warranty and are in brand new condition.

Let’s start out with the most affordable of the bunch.

While you can score the base right now, we have seen that one down at $499 a number of times. B&H is, however, offering a unique deal today – the . Amazon doesn’t even offer this configuration and the only 24GB M4 Mac mini it does have also lands with a 512GB SSD that has never sold for less than $830.

• M4 Mac mini 24GB/256GB

That means the B&H config up for grabs here today is the lowest price we have ever tracked for a M4 Mac mini with 24GB of RAM online. If you’re anything like me you’ll value the RAM over the internal storage and might make this offer quite the enticing proposition.

And if you’re in for a higher-end machine with some serious upgrades in the RAM department, B&H has deals flying right now on a number of upgraded M4 Mac mini setups – think of these as power user or creative professional machines for folks who don’t want to pay the Mac Studio tax on comparable RAM/storage configs.

While the particularly notable Amazon refurb deal we featured recently on the previous-gen M2 Max model is no longer, today we are looking at a relatively rare price drop on the current-generation . Over at B&H you’ll now find the , or $200 off the list price.

This is the latest , 36GB of RAM, 14-Core CPU, 32-Core GPU, and the 16-Core Neural Engine at the regular $2,199 list price you would pay at Apple and authorized dealers. You are effectively getting the 1TB model for the price of the the one with a 512GB SSD here – an upgraded 1TB M4 Max Mac Studio for the price of the entry-level model.

• Apple Mac Studio with M4 Max 36GB/1TB

For the record, Amazon doesn’t carry the M4 Max Mac Studio in any official capacity, and Best Buy is still charging full price on its M4 Max listings.

While we have started to see some deals on the latest pop up here and there over the last couple months, it is still a relatively rare occasion to see straight up $200 price drops on Apple’s studio-grade headless Mac.

These machines clearly aren’t for everyone and almost entirely geared towards power users or creative professionals who require the extra horsepower to support beefy Final Cut projects or particularly involved recording sessions on Pro Tools or Logic Pro (you know, something along these lines anyway). For everyone else, something like the is the way to go when it comes to headless Apple desktop machines – you can of these Studios.

Amazon is now offering across most colorways on the most affordable current-generation M3 iPad Air. And if you’re looking for a full-featured current model iPad running on Apple M series chips without spending iPad Pro money, the M3 model is where it’s at. Now , you can get more details on these deals below.

Prime Day went live earlier this month and, outside of the AirPods deals, price drops on Apple’s current iPad lineup were front and center. While we had to wait well, until right now, for the major M4 MacBook deals – the best prices of the year are live on those right now – new all-time lows landed across Apple’s stable of iPads and we featured all of them.

That said, the new lows that landed on the M3 Air lineup had every model at $120 off. That’s notable for sure, but if you missed out on those and are, perhaps, looking to pick one up ahead of the school year or something like that, the $100 discounts we are tracking here today are awfully close and the iPad Air lineup doesn’t tend to see massive price drops before the next models release anyway (likely sometime in 2026).

As of right now several color options across various storage configuration options are now once again at $100 off for the first time since prices jumped back up after Prime Day in early July:

While there’s no denying the value Apple’s latest M4 MacBook Air delivers, especially considering the entire lineup is now at some of the best prices ever at , if you’re after the it’s hard to look the other way. This has largely been the case for me, and it just got even harder with the most affordable Amazon all-time low.

Apple’s least expensive MacBook Pro carries a $1,599 list price and is now . This is the same deal we featured the second it went live earlier this week, but when we scoped it out this morning it looked as though the listing was about to jump back up in price – it was listed at a higher price with an on-page coupon.

While this might not mean anything and could have just been a pricing mistake, it could also mean the particularly notable $1,299 is about to be no more. You can get lucky with lower prices via in-store offers at select authorized dealers, when it comes to online prices it really doesn’t get any better than this.

You’re looking at the lowest price we have tracked to date to land a current-generation MacBook Pro. Yes, you can score an with the same 16GB of RAM and the 512GB SSD down at right now – it also has a display that’s nearly as large and four different color options – but it is not a MacBook Pro for a reason.

While both machines largely deliver the same performance and experience for some users, the MacBook Pro features a more robust and premium hardware build and a much better Liquid Retina XDR mini-LED display that delivers far better brightness and a 120Hz ProMotion refresh rate as well. It also has better onboard connectivity with Thunderbolt 4 ports on both sides of the machine as well as HDMI and an SD card reader you will not get on the M4 MacBook Air. You also can’t the sleek, stealthy Space Black paint job on the Air.

But when it comes down to it, some folks just simply want a MacBook Pro, and if you’re one of them, and if the M4 base config is what you’re looking towards, pricing has never been better at Amazon (or, for the most part, online anywhere) than it is right now.