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Along with the ongoing lowdown on the 4-pack of Apple’s AirTag 2, today 9to5Toys Lunch break starting with the few remaining M4 iPad Air models that still hold pre-price hike deals — get one now for up to $350 off — and the most affordable M5 iPad Pro models for up to $300 off before the price hike takes hold on Amazon. Joining Amazon’s rare all-time low on Apple’s Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and numpad, we’re tracking down a rare deal on the most affordable Magic Keyboard for $80 today, as well as a slew of notable Satechi accessories that return Prime Day prices: its 2026 Space Black 25W 3-in-1-in-1 Qi2 SSD SSD, USB 4 MagSafe and SSD mini, and its alternative Apple Magic Keyboard is $40 off. Take a closer look below.

There are only a few remaining models of the M4 iPad Air still holding pre-sale price increases, with one now available for up to $350 off.

All but the latest MacBook models have officially gone over Amazon prices, just as we warned people, and now more of the same is happening with the M4 iPad Air lineup. These current-generation Apple tablets are about to jump in between $150 and $250, but there are still a few 11-inch and 13-inch configurations you can find in pre-order price increases.

While most of the list is completely out of stock as Amazon prepares to bring them back to their higher MSRPs (which is largely what they did with all the Apple gear that got official price increases last week), some of them are still kicking in with deals based on past, very low list prices:

Color options in this configuration are starting to sell out quickly, so you’ll want to get in there soon if you’re interested in picking up the Spirit. There’s no telling where the prices might go now that Apple has increased the prices of these devices – there’s a credible chance that the prices we have today will be the lowest we’ve seen all year.

Pricing on the iPad Air has traditionally been more modest than MacBooks and the like. Anything from $80 to $100 off over the course of 6 to 8 months is usually significant, and a price drop like that on higher price tags won’t even bring them back to the old MSRP. Needless to say, everything is up in the air with Apple’s deals in the coming months (with gear getting price hikes anyway), and you could be stuck paying a lot more at the end of the year for these devices.

The lowest price ever for the AirTag 2 – 4-pack is still at an all-time low

Apple’s 2026, next-generation AirTag saw its first significant Prime Day discounts this year. Listings for one AirTag 2 have already started to go up in price, and with the page opening in June 2026, there’s a good chance the 4-pack will too – it’s still down to its lowest price at the time of writing.

One is down to $27, but Amazon is still offering 4-packs of the latest Apple AirTag 2 trackers $89 shipped.

That’s about $22 a pop, and the lowest price each AirTag 2 has ever been offered in brand new condition — the 4-pack already brings more than $5 off each AirTag in the bundle at $99, so the deal here is, perhaps, a little better than it looks.

As mentioned above, this is a Prime Day hangover deal. It’s not uncommon to see Amazon do some deals a few days after big sales events, like the 4-pack we’re showing here this afternoon, but we don’t know when the price might jump.

All that said, if there’s going to be a good reason for Amazon to finally drop the Day One price, it would be the start of a new month — it might let this thing slide past the 4th of July festivities as other retailers start big holiday sales, but it’s hard to say for sure.

A rare price drop brings Amazon’s lowest prices on an affordable Apple Magic Keyboard

While Prime Day’s lowest price on the USB-C Apple Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and Numeric Keypad is still live, we now have an equally rare price drop on the base Apple Magic Keyboard – it’s now back on Amazon for the first time ever.

Amazon is now offering the Apple Magic Keyboard on sale $79.99 shipped. This is the latest USB-C model carrying the regular price of $99 with a 20% discount.

Equally as rare a price as its more feature-rich Touch ID model, we’ve tracked down just a few discounts on Amazon for this one with today’s deal bringing it back down to $80 for the first time. We saw this down on Amazon once earlier today.

While 20% off might not seem like a ton, it’s actually quite an extraordinary discount.

As mentioned above, the rich full-size model with Touch ID and the Numeric keyboard placed on the right is also still sitting on Amazon at an all-time low price of $145, but for those who just want a compact and very clean Apple keyboard, it is the most affordable model that you can buy now at a remarkable price.

Most of the M5 iPad Pro models are on sale for up to $300 (go fast before the price hike takes hold on Amazon)

MacBooks and iPads have recently become more expensive, but if you’ve been thinking about the new M5 iPad Pro this year, the cheapest 13-inch model you can buy is still sitting on Amazon with a previous price increase deal – this model costs $1,499 everywhere but you can get it for $300 off through Amazon right now (the same as the 11-inch entry).

Amazon is still offering the 13-inch M5 iPad Pro 256GB model for less $1,199.99 shipped. This model recently saw an official price increase of $200 from Apple and now carries an MSRP of $1,499.

That means you’ll get it here today for $300 off list price, and we can’t see the 13-inch M5 iPad Pro being more affordable for $300 off. All that said, while today’s deal is within $50 of Amazon’s lowest, the chances of seeing this thing for $300 less than the new list price of $1,499 in the future aren’t good — the deal we have here today is a hangover Prime Day price and it’s probably about to jump like the other models in the current list (and the MacBook).

The same concept applies to the less expensive 11-inch model at $949, ​​along with a few others you’ll find highlighted below:

M5 iPad Pro 11-inch:

M5 iPad Pro 13-inch:

Satechi’s Space Black metal 25W 3-in-1 Qi2 MagSafe Stand just dropped back to its all-time Prime price

One of the most notable all-time lows we saw on Prime Day this year was the 25W Qi2 3-in-1 charging station that brought the best price yet on Satechi’s latest 2026 model. The shiny Space Black metal stand has gone up in price before the 4-day event ends, but the 20% off deal is back again.

Amazon is now offering the Satechi 25W 3-in-1 Qi2 Wireless Charging Station on sale $103.99 shipped.

While we found a few deals during the release period earlier this year in the lead up to Big Day, this is your second shot at Amazon’s all-time low and a solid 20% savings.

There are some impressive new 25W MagSafe 3-in-1 chargers these days, not least the Anker model with an on-board display and the top-of-the-line Nomad Stand One model, but both will cost you more than our deal included here at $160+. And I would argue that Satechi’s is almost as cute and maybe even more cute. The Anker and Nomad models are, admittedly, pretty cool in my opinion, but I really appreciate the black metal vibe Satechi employed in this generation.

For a complete overview of what to expect from the user experience, click on my working review right here.

Today’s services and charging deals:

Stock up on official Apple Watch sports bands for just $15 Prime shipped (69% off)

Official Apple Watch sports bands are the most affordable in the area, but deals aren’t uncommon on Apple’s regular $49 bands. Beyond Woot, however, you’ll find official sports bands for sale $14.99 in various colors and sizes, and a variety of sizes of Apple Watch cases.

Over on Amazon (and at Apple’s Original Store) official Sports Bands carry a list price of $49 and rarely sell for less. And even when they do, it’s almost always in one or two colors.

At Woot, as part of its electronics accessories, you’ll find the official Apple Sport Band sitting on the floor $14.99 with free shipping for Prime members ($6 delivery fee will apply otherwise).

These lists are not current generation color lists, but they are very similar or in the same band, and there are some legacy colors that you can no longer buy from Apple to pick up right now.

Stock tends to sell out quickly in select colors and sizes when these listings hit the headlines, so get in there and browse to see if anything catches your eye while you’re 69% off the original list price – use the drop-down menus on the listing page here to navigate through your color, model, and size options.

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