Amazon is running deep discounts on current Apple hardware as official price hikes begin taking effect. Shoppers can still find MacBook Pro models with M5, M5 Pro, and M5 Max chips at up to $650 off the original prices, though inventory is dwindling quickly and many configurations have already sold out.

The 14-inch M5 MacBook Pro starts at $1,649 (originally $1,999), while 16-inch M5 Max variants reach $3,849 with the discount applied. These represent the lowest prices likely available before new MSRPs take hold across retailers. Apple's price increases range from $150 to $250 depending on model and storage configuration.

M4 iPad Air models maintain $350 off discounts on 1TB configurations, with the 11-inch model priced at $1,049. The AirTag 2 hits $22 each in a 4-pack deal, marking the first significant discount since its release. A rare black Magic Mouse Prime Day deal also remains available.

These offers stem from Prime Day pricing that Amazon has kept alive beyond the event's official end. Retailers like Best Buy and ecobee have extended similar deals through June 30. With inventory disappearing fast, consumers have limited time to secure these pre-hike prices before they vanish entirely.