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Deals: M5 MacBook Air, MacBook Pro $500 off, Mac Studio, accessories from $20 or less, more

The early fall Amazon Prime Day sale rolls in with a collection of new discounts, alongside the solid $50 price drop on the brand new Mac Studio and up to $150 off M5 MacBook Air models. We are also now tracking deep $500 price drop on both the Silver and Space Black 2TB M5 Pro MacBook Pro, ongoing Apple Watch Ultra 3 clearance discounts, loads of TV deals, and a host of new accessory offers from…

Deals: M5 MacBook Air, MacBook Pro $500 off, Mac Studio, accessories from $20 or less, more

Amazon's Prime Day sale is kicking off with numerous discounts, including a $50 price reduction on the brand-new Mac Studio and up to $150 off select M5 MacBook Air models. Deep discounts on the Silver and Space Black 2TB M5 Pro MacBook Pro continue, as do Apple Watch Ultra 3 clearance deals. There are numerous TV deals, as well as new accessory offerings from Twelve South and Anker.

The 14-inch M5 Pro MacBook Pro with 24GB RAM and 2TB storage, available in Space Black and Silver, is now discounted at $2,699 shipped, a $500 reduction from its pre-discount price. The Apple Watch Ultra 4 is now available, with the black Apple Watch Ultra 3 featuring Milanese Loop offering the most significant clearance discount of $200 off the original $899 price.

Additionally, the new M5 Max Mac Studio with 36GB RAM and 512GB storage is available for $2,449 shipped, a $50 price reduction from its regular $2,499 price.

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