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Top Apple deals this week: The Apple Watch SE and iPad Air are both at record-low prices

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UPDATE: Feb. 28, 2024, 5:00 a.m. EST We've rounded up the best Apple deals this week from Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart and more.

Best Apple deals this week:

Best Mac deal
midnight 15-inch macbook air

Best iPad deal
iPad Air (WiFi, 64GB)
$449 at Amazon and Walmart (Save $150)
blue ipad air

Best iPhone deal
iPhone 15 at Verizon
$0 on a new line with select unlimited plans (Save $829.99)
blue, pink, and black iphone 15

Best Apple Watch deal
Apple Watch SE (44mm, GPS)
$199.99 at Amazon (Save $79.01 with on-page coupon)
silver and blue 44mm apple watch se

Best accessories deal
Apple AirTags (4-pack)
$78 at Amazon (Save $21)
four apple airtags

Apple may have an iron grasp on the general population, but when it comes down to it, their products look good, work well, and stay cutting-edge — so of course, people love 'em. Whether you build your calendar around Apple events or you just want solid tech no matter the brand, Apple's got you covered. Sure, they're a little notorious for their high prices, but we've rounded up the best deals on iPads, AirPods, MacBooks, and more to help you save where you can. Check them out below.

Mac and MacBook deals

Why we like it

Check out our full review of the 15-inch M2 MacBook Air.

This 15-inch M2-powered laptop from Apple is just under $1,000 on sale at Best Buy (and completely sold out at Amazon at the time of writing). A $300 markdown isn't unheard of, but it isn't common either, so if you've been waiting to grab this laptop — or a configuration with 512GB of built-in storage instead — this is the time to do it. It works great as an everyday laptop with a little extra power, or for folks who do audio editing or light video editing.

More Mac and MacBook deals

MacBook Air

MacBook Pro

Mac

iPad deals

Our pick: iPad Air (WiFi, 64GB)
$449.00 at Amazon and Walmart
$599.00 Save $150.00

Why we like it

Check out our full review for the 2022 iPad Air.

Rumors are going around that we could be getting a new iPad Air soon, but if you don't want to wait (or pay full price), the 2022 iPad Air is down to a record-low price. At $149 off, this deal beats its Black Friday price by about $50. Even though this tablet is a few years old, it still comes equipped with an M1 chip, a 10.9-inch display, and excellent battery life. Mashable's Stan Schroeder called this iPad the "sweet spot" for anyone who wants something a little more than the standard iPad but doesn't want to pay Pro level prices. If you're ready to buy, your color options are a little limited at this sale price: at Amazon, you can pick it up for $449 in space gray and purple, and at Walmart, in pink.

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iPad (10th gen)

iPad (9th gen)

iPad Air

iPad mini

iPad Pro

iPhone deals

Our pick: iPhone 15 at Verizon
$0 on a new line with select Unlimited plans (save $829.99)

Why we like it

Read our full review of the iPhone 15.

The iPhone 15 hasn't really received the "get it free" deals treatment since it's been on the market. Although this particular deal comes with the standard caveats of requiring a new line and particular cell phone plan, it's still one of the best we've seen on this phone. With its USB-C charging port, Dynamic Island, and 48-megapixel camera, it is, as Mashable Senior Editor Stan Schroeder calls it in his review, one of "the best new iPhones for most people."

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Apple Watch deals

Our pick: Apple Watch Series SE (44mm, GPS)
$199.99 at Amazon
$279.00 Save $79.01

Why we like it

An Amazon coupon has brought the 44mm Apple Watch SE down to its lowest price ever, and puts it just over $10 away from the 40mm SE's sale price. If you're into just the basics — including a heart rate monitor, accelerometer, and GPS — this is a pretty unbeatable price for a smartwatch from Apple. This price might be especially appealing if you want to hold off on buying a Series 9 after Apple removed its blood oxygen feature following a patent dispute.

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Series 9

SE

Ultra

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AirPods and accessories deals

Our pick: Apple AirTags (4-pack)
$78.00 at Amazon
$99.00 Save $21.00

Why we like it

This four-pack of Bluetooth trackers aren't quite at their all-time low price of $75, but considering one AirTag will run you $29 (that's $116 for four), this is still a deal worth jumping on. Though there are legitimate safety concerns regarding how these trackers can be used to stalk people, Google and Apple have been working to build in more features to combat the problem. For iPhone users, they still remain our favorite tracker you can get. If you prefer to shop at Best Buy, the retailer has essentially the same deal, offering this four-pack for just a single cent more.

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