GoKawiilIf you’re still looking to land a set of AirPods Pro 3, Amazon’s particularly notable 25% price drop is still flying, but we are kicking off today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break with another chance to score all AirPods Max 2 back at $100 off and this 14-inch M5 MacBook Pro at $300 off. We also have Anker’s latest Prime Qi2 25W MagSafe Car Charger Mount at 25% off, and the ongoing Best Buy Back to School sale with loads of deals on tech, dorm gear, smart home, and more. Scope it out below.
Amazon’s nearly 25% price drop on AirPods Pro 3 still live, could jump back up any minute
Last week’s Apple Shopping Event delivered one of the best deals to date on AirPods Pro 3. That sale, and the Pro 3 discount that came along with it is now over at Best Buy where it has instead updated its 2026 Black to School sale, but Amazon’s nearly 25% price drop on AirPods Pro 3 is still live…for now.
Amazon is still offering Apple’s latest AirPods Pro 3 down at $189.99 shipped.
Regularly $249, this is just shy of 25% off the list price, roughly $10 under the Black Friday in July deal, and among the lowest prices we have have tracked since release.
M5 MacBook Pro back in stock at Apple refurb for $1,439 if you’re quick
Update: The official Apple Refurb Store now has the Space Black 512GB M5 MacBook Pro back in stock at the same $1,439– this offer will likely not last for long.
The official Apple refurb store now has the 14-inch M5 MacBook Pro 512GB model back in stock at $1,439. This is a seriously notable opportunity to land a seriously low price on a current-gen machine – the most affordable MacBook Pro you can buy new from Apple carries a $1,999 list price.
Apple is now offering its 14-inch M5 MacBook Pro with 16GB of RAM and the 512GB SSD in silver down at $1,439 shipped. This offer is not likely to last for very long – the Space Black sold out completely in a matter of a few hours max.
When Apple released the latest M5 Pro and M5 Max machines earlier this year, it nixed the 512GB storage tier on the M5 models. This effectively hiked up the price of entry on the lineup, which then jumped even higher after the recent price increases – the lineup now starts at $1,999.
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