Amazon Prime Day is historically the year’s best opportunity to save on Apple tech—and this fall’s sale is no exception. Last month, Apple released a handful of new gadgets, including the AirPods 5 and Apple Watch 12, so we predicted that older generations would go on deep discount.

Before October Prime Day ends tonight, you can save big on both older tech and brand new releases. Case in point: The Apple Watch Series 12, which was just released last month, is on sale.

Still, the best deals are on AirPods. If you’re looking to save on the top-tested AirPods Pro 3, they’re down to $179, which is just $10 short of the lowest price ever recorded on Amazon. And while the early deals on MacBooks didn’t impress us, most MacBook Air models are now $200 off, making it a nice time to buy—especially considering Apple’s recent laptop price hikes.

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Our team of deal experts track Apple prices year-round, so we know that discounts this deep only come around a few times a year. While these coveted gadgets will likely go on sale again during Black Friday, there’s no denying that these Prime Day deals provide a nice opportunity to upgrade your tech—or get a head start on holiday shopping.

Not only are these deals scheduled to disappear tonight, but Apple tech tends to sell out quickly when it’s on sale, so time is of the essence when it comes to saving big.

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Olivia (she/her) is a senior reviews writer and analyst at the Good Housekeeping Institute, where she tests and writes about tech, home, travel, fitness, parenting and health products. Since joining GH in 2021, she has continued to leverage her extensive product reviews experience by staying on top of the industry’s latest innovations and helping readers make better buying decisions. Olivia is a graduate of the George Washington University, with a bachelor’s degree in journalism, political science and French, and she holds a master’s degree in communications from Sciences Po Paris.