At B&H, a 24‑gig RAM, 512‑GB‑SSD 15‑inch M5 MacBook Air drops to $1,299 shipped, a full $400 under Apple’s list price. The model, unavailable from Amazon, comes with a 35‑W dual‑USB‑C adapter instead of the standard 40‑W. For buyers hunting the latest M5, the deal is hard to ignore.

The base 1TB M5 Pro MacBook Pro, Apple’s newest entry‑level Pro, now sits at $1,994 shipped, $205 off the regular $2,199 list. The 14‑inch model packs 24‑GB RAM and a 1TB drive, matching the performance of higher‑tier machines while keeping price low. For professionals, the discount makes the Pro line suddenly more approachable.

Apple’s 256‑GB M3 iPad Air now clears a new all‑time low at $599 shipped, $250 off the $849 list. The 11‑inch Wi‑Fi + Cell edition offers a 12‑megapixel rear camera and a 12‑megapixel front sensor, while the 5‑G band unlocks faster data. The discount level is unprecedented for a brand‑new M3 tablet.

Best Buy’s unlocked iPhone Air drops to $900 for the 256‑GB model, $99 off the $1,000 list. The slim device keeps the 12‑megapixel rear sensor but removes the night‑mode feature, making it a budget‑friendly option for light users. With the discount, the Air becomes a compelling entry point into Apple’s ecosystem.