Apple's latest hardware is seeing major price cuts across Amazon and other retailers. The new 256GB 13-inch M4 iPad Air dropped to $789.99, representing nearly $110 off the regular $899 price. Meanwhile, the 15-inch M4 MacBook Air with 16GB RAM and 512GB storage plunged to $999.97, a $400 discount from its $1,399 launch price. These represent some of the steepest early discounts we've seen on Apple's newest M4 machines.

The standout deal is on the 14-inch M5 MacBook Pro with 24GB RAM and 1TB storage, now available at $1,699 after dropping $300 off its $1,999 launch price. While the M5 chip offers improvements over M4, this configuration effectively received a price cut through Apple's revised storage tiers in March 2026. Compared to the similarly specced M4 model at $1,000, the M5 version costs more but delivers newer silicon and better performance potential.

Accessory deals round out today's offerings with practical savings for existing Apple users. Apple's USB-C Charge Cables start at $6.50, down from regular pricing. AirTag Loops hit an all-time low at $6 (originally $29), making them an ultra-affordable way to add tracking to keys, bags, or luggage. These low-cost accessories provide immediate value without the commitment of a major hardware purchase.

These deals arrive as Apple's M5 MacBook lineup reaches full availability following its March refresh. For shoppers who don't need bleeding-edge silicon, the M4 MacBook Air clearance presents exceptional value. Those wanting the latest M5 performance in a laptop can still save $300 on the MacBook Pro, making it more accessible than at launch.