Today’s Apple deals are once kicking off with a notable deal on the latest M4 Mac mini, but this time we are highlighting a $100 price drop on the mid-range 512GB model down at $699. Next up, we are moving over to a new Amazon all-time low on the premium renewed Desert Titanium 256GB iPhone 16 Pro at $127 off and higher-end models at up to $349 off as well as deals on the satin black Apple Watch Ultra 2 and the all-new Mac mini-ready OLED Samsung Smart Monitors with $300 in FREE credits. Head below for more.
Apple’s mid-range 512GB M4 Mac mini is $100 off again at Amazon, now $699 shipped
Stock is seemingly running low (or completely gone) on select M4 Mac mini configurations at Amazon. While we are still tracking the $150 price drop on the more pricey 24GB model down at $849 via B&H, Amazon has, at least for now, brought back the $100 price drop on the upgraded 16GB model with the 512GB SSD at $699 shipped.
Regularly $799, this model takes the entry-level setup and doubles the internal storage to 512GB. Now $100 off at $699 shipped with what appears to be limited stock, you can once again land one within $10 of the 2025 low.
This particular configuration still clearly comes in at well above the base model’s $599 list and $499 or less deal prices we have tracked, but at this point the 256GB of internal storage is starting to become a bit a pain point (or just simply not enough) for many users, leaving the deal we are featuring here today as the least pricey option in the M4 mini lineup with a manageable amount of internal storage. You can of course always just use external storage, but if you ask me, that can be a bit of hassle when it comes to installing larger apps and the assets libraries they can sometimes come along with.
Either way though, if you do have your eye on the mid-range 512GB model, the $100 price drop has returned once again today. It does not appear as though it is going to last for very long, but you can scoop one up now if you’re quick.
Apple’s Desert Titanium 256GB iPhone 16 Pro hits new Amazon low at $927 (Renewed Premium), more up to $349 off
The Amazon Renewed Premium program is now offering its lowest price to date on the mid-range 256GB iPhone 16 Pro in the golden Desert Titanium colorway down at $912.57 shipped. This is an unlocked unit that carries a $1,099 list price at Apple seeing a solid $127 price drop to deliver the lowest price we have tracked on this configuration at Amazon.
While we have seen the white 256GB model in Amazon Renewed Premium condition go for $11 less than this, today’s offer on the Desert Titanium is a new Amazon all-time low. You’ll find the lowest pricing we can find straight from Amazon on each storage capacity below, but the 1TB black model at $400 off – the deepest deal we have tracked to date – has now gone out of stock and is only available from less than desirable third-party sellers.
iPhone 17, or whatever it might be called, is going to land in September by all accounts, but it took nearly half way into 2025 to start seeing notable renewed offers on iPhone 16 Pro via Amazon and that will likely be the case for the new models as well. We certainly wouldn’t blame folks for holding off until September before scoring a new iPhone, but if you’re looking to save some cash on an unlocked unit, these Amazon Renewed Premium options that deliver a higher-quality renewed handset are one of the best ways to do so.
Amazon Renewed is your trusted destination for pre-owned and refurbished products that are inspected and tested to work and look like new. Any repairs are made with Apple components that are new, or reused and in like-new condition. The products will have minimal to no signs of wear, no visible cosmetic imperfections when held 12 inches away, batteries with at least 80% capacity relative to new, and may arrive in a brown or white box with relevant accessories (no headphones included) that may be generic.
Satin black Apple Watch Ultra 2 undercuts Father’s Day deal price down at $730 via Amazon ($70 off)
Amazon has now dropped the price on the black Apple Watch Ultra 2 down to $729.99 shipped. This includes the matching Black Ocean Band and Trail Loop as well as the latest Dark Green Alpine Loop. Regularly $799, this is $70 off the list price and the lowest price we can find from a major retailer online right now.
There was recently a chance to land one of these configurations as low as $670 via Woot before quickly selling out. But those, on top of being quite limited, did not ship in the proper packaging – they arrived in a plain white box.
This Woot offer was a notable one for sure and the lowest price we have tracked this year in brand new condition. But the band options were quite limited and this deal did not stick around for very long. The $729 we are tracking here today is a notable one as far as a proper new listing, as they have not dropped below $719 at Amazon in 2025.
While we have seen some opportunities to score them for less via Best Buy open-box listings, as of right now only the Ocean Band configuration is selling for less and only by a few bucks – we recommend waiting for much lower prices than this if you’re going to jump on an open-box unit.
There is a chance, based on our latest reporting at 9to5Mac, Apple finally reveals the Apple Watch Ultra 3 later this fall. But you aren’t going to be getting one of those for much less than $799 until 2026 and there’s no telling if the satin black treatment will land for launch day – the black Ultra 2 released well after the Natural Titanium color case.
Today’s accessories and charging deals:
Amazon offers the 24GB M3 MacBook Air at $450 off the list price right now ($200+ under the M4 model)
While you’re not going to find this particularly notable deal on all of the colors, and it’s certainly not the new M4 model, we wanted to shine a light on the 24GB silver M3 MacBook Airthis morning. Amazon is now offering the 15-inch version of this configuration down at $1,249 shipped – that’s $450 under the regular $1,699 list price.
As we reminded folks yesterday, the M3 MacBook Air got an RAM upgrade when Apple eschewed the old 8GB configurations – this resulted in an effective price reduction across the lineup.
The model we are featuring here today carried a regular list price at $1,899 before the RAM bump, and a $1,699 list after. That means that at $1,249 you’re paying $650 under the price Apple charged for this machine last September, and $450 under the price it charged between then and the release of the new M4 models this year.
Speaking of which, let’s compare this M3 model’s deal with the M4. The 15-inch M4 MacBook Air with 24GB of RAM carries a $1,599 list price (Apple dropped the MSRPs on the new models by $100) and is currently on sale for $1,449. That’s not a bad deal by any means, but we have seen them go for lower in select colors, and it is also $200 more than the M3 deal we are featuring here today.
There’s nothing quite like bringing home the brand new generation MacBook or iPad, but if you don’t need the M4, chances are the M3 will be just fine for folks who would prefer to save the cash.
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