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The Best Prime Day Deals on Our Favorite Apple Products (October 2026)

We’re already seeing some discounts on our favorite Apple tech, whether its devices or third-party accessories.

The Best Prime Day Deals on Our Favorite Apple Products (October 2026)

Prime Day deals on Apple products are expected to be available on October 2026. While there won't be any deals on the new iPhone, shoppers can look forward to discounts on AirPods, Apple Watches, iPads, MacBooks, and third-party accessories. WIRED will continue updating this list as more worthy deals appear.

The best MacBook deal for Prime Day is the MacBook Air M5, available for $1,099, which is $200 off. The price drop follows a similar discount observed since June.

AirPods Pro 3 are also on sale for $179, a $70 discount. These earbuds offer detailed sound, great noise cancellation and transparency modes, a built-in heart rate sensor, and live translation. WIRED readers consistently purchase these earbuds, making this a recommended deal over paying full price.

For mobile gaming, the Backbone One is the top mobile controller. It is praised for its solid app, excellent controls, and pass-through charging, making it perfect for games on the go.

The Anker Nano Power Bank is available for $20, $7 off its original price. This power bank features a built-in kickstand and can charge your phone wirelessly or via the included USB-C cable. Although the capacity isn't massive, it can still fully charge most phones at least once.

Lastly, the Bandolier case offers a luxurious feel for the iPhone 17, turning it into a crossbody device. Users have reported no signs of wear after three months of continuous use.

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