Alongside the ongoing Amazon low on AirPods Pro 3 and deep deal on AirPods 4 with ANC, today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is kicking off a near unheard of 52% price drop on Apple’s latest Trail Loop in blue with the black finish. Those offers also join a new low on the latest black model Trail Loop as well as a chance to save $100 on the most affordable M4 Mac mini with 24GB of RAM again and this giant Elevation Lab AirTag 2 mount/case sale from $8. You’ll also find some notable deals on MacBook Air, up to $620 off iPhone 16 Pro, and even more waiting below.
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Official Apple Trail Loop in blue w/ black finish just hit an unheard of 52% off at Amazon (All-time low)
At this point I’d almost be sick of saying it if the deals weren’t so hot this week, but Amazon just dropped the price (again) on the official Apple Watch Ultra Trail Loop in blue. This time we are seeing the model with the Black Titanium finish drop to the lowest price we have ever tracked once again with a nearly unheard of 52% in savings.
Amazon is now offering Apple’s latest Blue/Bright Blue Trail Loop with the Black Titanium connectors for your Ultra 2/3 down at $47.30 shipped– this is the best price it has ever sold for.
Apple Watch Ultra Trail Loop Bright Blue/Black | M/L $47 (Reg. $99)
(Reg. $99) Apple Watch Ultra Trail Loop Bright Blue/Natural | S/M $55 (Reg. $99)
Just over $47 isn’t exactly the most affordable Apple Watch band, and it’s a whole lot more than the near endless bargain bin clones you might find on Amazon, but an official Apple Watch Ultra band that just released a few months back at under $50 is borderline insane.
It’s rare to find open-box Apple Watch Ultra bands at 50% off, but right now, for some reason, Amazon is getting entirely aggressive with pricing on Apple’s latest bands. With these offers being so, historically speaking, out of pocket, it might be a good idea to get your wallet out of your pocket to take advantage of them. If this year goes anything like last, these deals will disappear sooner than later.
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