Amazon keeps Apple’s AirPods 4 at $99, a near‑25% discount off the $129 list price, as the retailer wheels out its pre‑Independence Day sales. The same site lists the 4‑pack of AirTag 2 trackers for $89, the lowest price ever recorded. Both deals sit alongside a 4‑pack price of $89, making the bundle a value for consumers looking to upgrade.

Prime‑Day‑era pricing still applies to the M5 iPad Pro line, with the 1TB 11‑inch model dropping $350 to $1,449.99 shipped, well below Apple’s current $1,799 tag. Other configurations—256 GB at $949 and 2TB at $1,949—also sit beneath their regular prices, giving buyers a chance to secure top‑tier performance before the scheduled price hikes take effect. The timing aligns with Apple’s upcoming silicon refresh, boosting the deals’ attractiveness.

The 13‑inch M4 iPad Air now costs $749, a $200 reduction from its $949 MSRP, and is available in four colors. Apple’s broader July‑4th accessory sale starts at $15, covering items like the Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse, Sport Band and cases, while the AirTag 2 single unit trades at $27. Consumers can refresh multiple Apple devices without waiting for the next hardware cycle.