The Best 50+ Black Friday Apple Deals Still Available on AirPods, iPads, MacBooks, and More

[MacRumors]

Black Friday 2024 is over, but you can still find great deals on numerous Apple devices this weekend. Right now, this includes big savings on AirPods, Apple Watch, MacBook Air, iPad, and more.

Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with some of these vendors. When you click a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small payment, which helps us keep the site running.

Specifically, in this article we're sharing all of the Apple products that currently have all-time low prices, or discounts that are at least very close to their record-low prices. Beyond Apple, we're also taking a look at notable accessories for Apple products as well as some of the season's best gifts, including deals at Anker and Samsung. Every deal shared below is available to purchase right now.

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• AirPods
• iPad
• Mac
• Apple Watch
• Accessories
• More Black Friday Sales

Best Black Friday Deals

• The Best Black Friday Accessory Deals
• The Best Black Friday AirPods Deals
• The Best Black Friday iPad Deals
• The Best Black Friday Apple Watch Deals
• The Best Black Friday Mac Deals

AirPods

AirPods Pro 2

Amazon has the AirPods Pro 2 at $154.00 for Black Friday, down from $249.00. This is just $1 away from the all-time low price on the AirPods Pro 2.

AirPods Pro 2 for $154.00 ($94 OFF)​

AirPods 4

Starting with AirPods, you'll find Amazon has the base model AirPods 4 for $119.00 and the AirPods 4 with ANC for $164.99. While the base model is at a second-best price, the model with ANC has hit a new all-time low on Amazon at $15 off.

AirPods 4 for $119.00 ($10 OFF)​

AirPods 4 with ANC for $164.99 ($15 OFF)​

AirPods Max (USB-C)

You can get the new AirPods Max with USB-C for $499.99 on Amazon this week, down from $549.00. This price is just a few dollars higher compared to the previous record low price.

AirPods Max (USB-C) for $499.99 ($49 OFF)​

AirPods Max (Lightning)

The older AirPods Max with Lightning are on sale for $399.00 on Amazon this week, down from $549.00. You'll find all five colors on sale at this price.

AirPods Max (Lightning) for $399.00 ($150 OFF)​

iPad

9th Gen iPad

You can get the 64GB Wi-Fi 9th generation iPad for $199.99 in both colors at Best Buy, down from $329.00. This is a match of the record low price on this version of the 2021 tablet.

9th Gen iPad (64GB Wi-Fi) for $199.99 ($129 OFF)​

9th Gen iPad (256GB Wi-Fi) for $349.99 ($129 OFF)​

10th Gen iPad

Moving to the newer models, Amazon has the 64GB Wi-Fi 10th generation iPad for $249.99 with an on-page coupon, down from $349.00. You can also get the 256GB Wi-Fi iPad for $409.00 at Amazon, down from $499.00. Both of these represent all-time low prices on each tablet.

Note: You won't see the deal price until checkout.​

10th Gen iPad (64GB Wi-Fi) for $249.99 ($99 OFF)​

10th Gen iPad (256GB Wi-Fi) for $409.00 ($90 OFF)​

M2 iPad Air

Best Buy today has a big selection of discounts on Apple's M2 iPad Air, with savings of about $100 across nearly every model.

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[techpr]

Bjango iStat Menus at 50% Black Friday.

iStat Menus

The ultimate system monitor for your menu bar, with CPU, GPU, memory, network, disk usage, disk activity, temperatures, fans, battery info and more.

bjango.com

 

[Apple_Robert]

If I was looking to buy, these sales aren’t big enough to get me to take action.

 

[cateye]

Bjango iStat Menus at 50% Black Friday.

iStat Menus

The ultimate system monitor for your menu bar, with CPU, GPU, memory, network, disk usage, disk activity, temperatures, fans, battery info and more.

bjango.com

Nothing wrong with iStat Menus, it's a great program, but worth considering is Stats, a free, open-source clone that offers similar tracking and viewing of performance statistics in your menubar and elsewhere. Tracks all the usual things: Battery, memory, CPU, temperature, network, etc. Very nice UI (IMO).

I have no connection to its development, just a satisfied user.

 

[mansplains]

ASD nearly 3yrs old and discounts aren’t any better 😭

 

[rebl]

Can you mark this deals posts as "US" please? By being a website using the english language you reach not only the USA.

 

[Adora]

Can you mark this deals posts as "US" please? By being a website using the english language you reach not only the USA.

Those hardware deals are sadly always US only. Would be nice if they also find some at least for Amazon UK, then they are also mostly in EU countries too and maybe you have to change just the link to your country. Or there might be a redirection prompt anyway.

It also sometimes works with .com links from Amazon but this Air Pod Max for example is sold out in my country.

But there are many other English speaking countries too and and will be a little complicated. This could also work for Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and India with Amazon links. But it's mostly Best Buy what doesn't exist anywhere else than in the USA I think.

 

[sw1tcher]

Can you mark this deals posts as "US" please? By being a website using the english language you reach not only the USA.

This is Mac Rumors dot com. The dot com top-level domain is generally associated with the U.S.

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A .com domain extension is a unique web address that is associated with the country code top-level domain of the United States. This means that a website with a .com extension belongs to, and will be served from, the US Central Office for Internet Domain Names


Therefore, it should be presumed that most content here is for not just an English-language audience, but a U.S.-based one as well.

 

[Dadcelo]

I'm glad I went for that $1,499 (US) MBP M3 Pro deal back in August/September. Hasn't been lower since.

 

[rebl]

In the EU we have deals all year around. 2024 Macbook Air M3 16GB just went from 1300€ to 1000€. Apple itself is giving gift cards atm, e.g. 175€ for the 1300€ Macbook Air M3.

@sw1tcher that it is a .com domain doesnt make it any better. Basically everything is a .com domain. My EU business uses a .com domain because it is the default for any english language website.

But if I understand you right you want British to go on a British Macrumors, Canadian on a Canadian Macrumors, Australian on a Australian Macrumors, New Zealanders on a New Zealand Macrumors and all 47 european countries go on their own countries Macrumors as well? As well as all other countries in the world that are all on the internet and all speak english because that is the language of the internet?

 

[akidd]

In the EU we have deals all year around. 2024 Macbook Air M3 16GB just went from 1300€ to 1000€. Apple itself is giving gift cards atm, e.g. 175€ for the 1300€ Macbook Air M3.

@sw1tcher that it is a .com domain doesnt make it any better. Basically everything is a .com domain. My EU business uses a .com domain because it is the default for any english language website.

But if I understand you right you want British to go on a British Macrumors, Canadian on a Canadian Macrumors, Australian on a Australian Macrumors, New Zealanders on a New Zealand Macrumors and all 47 european countries go on their own countries Macrumors as well? As well as all other countries in the world that are all on the internet and all speak english because that is the language of the internet?

I think the point Rebi was trying to make was there had been no mention of any non-US deals for several days (I think there were some at some point) and he was getting a little bored reading through another article that didn't help him save any money as he isn't in US. MacRumors gets plenty of UK readers, just see the 'What hasn't my new iPhone turned up yet' posts every year so .com, .vision, .co.uk or .eu isn't an issue for anyone.

 

[Prince Akeem]

The dot com top-level domain is generally associated with the U.S.

Have you ever been outside of the US? You'll see just about any big company uses a .com domain, it has nothing to do with the US.

 

[kevwilso]

Heads up the Best Buy prices on some of the M4's are even better today by $100 (was $300 off).

• Now $400 off
  • MacBook Pro 16-inch Apple M4 Max - 48GB Memory - 1TB SSD
  • MacBook Pro 16-inch Apple M4 Max - 36GB Memory - 1TB SSD
  • MacBook Pro 14-inch Apple M4 Max - 36GB Memory - 1TB SSD

 

[HobeSoundDarryl]

If I was looking to buy, these sales aren’t big enough to get me to take action.

But who runs the most profitable Black Friday sales?

 

[Phoneless]

Those hardware deals are sadly always US only. Would be nice if they also find some at least for Amazon UK, then they are also mostly in EU countries too and maybe you have to change just the link to your country. Or there might be a redirection prompt anyway.

It also sometimes works with .com links from Amazon but this Air Pod Max for example is sold out in my country.

But there are many other English speaking countries too and and will be a little complicated. This could also work for Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and India with Amazon links. But it's mostly Best Buy what doesn't exist anywhere else than in the USA I think.

BestBuy is also in Canada.

 

[bookcase]

AP 4 with noise canceling will have to wait. Being more expensive than the APP 2 is ridiculous.

 

[The Clark]

This is Mac Rumors dot com. The dot com top-level domain is generally associated with the U.S.

What’s the Difference Between .org vs .com vs .net? | Mailchimp

Compare .org vs .com vs .net to learn the differences between these domain extensions and which one you should pick for your website.

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A .com domain extension is a unique web address that is associated with the country code top-level domain of the United States. This means that a website with a .com extension belongs to, and will be served from, the US Central Office for Internet Domain Names


Therefore, it should be presumed that most content here is for not just an English-language audience, but a U.S.-based one as well.

Absurd argument.
Please label these as US deals OP.

 

[SouthPalito]

Nice, I just got an M4 Max with 64 GB. Of course, I expect that now that I have bought it, a new deal will be posted

 

[rickdollar]

FWIW, if you buy a $100 Apple gift card at Target using their Red Card, you get 5% off for using the Red Card plus a $15 target gift card. Today is the last day (11-30).