Amazon has started rolling out early Prime Day promotions that feature discounted Apple products, including AirPods, iPad models and MacBook Air units. The offers are active for a limited time and may change rapidly as new deals appear and existing ones expire.

The most notable discount highlighted is on AirPods Pro 3, which are listed at $179, down from $249. This represents the lowest price observed for the product since a previous summer promotion.

MacBook Air models equipped with the M5 chip are receiving a $200 reduction across both 13-inch and 15-inch variants. Specific configurations include the 13-inch version with 16GB of memory and 512GB of storage priced at $1,099, compared to its usual $1,299. Additional variants with higher storage capacities are also discounted by $200. The 15-inch models are similarly marked down, with base versions starting at $1,299 and higher-capacity versions at $1,599.

Apple Watch SE (3rd generation) listings show a $50 reduction, with 40mm GPS models beginning at $199 and 44mm GPS models at $229. For the Apple Watch Series 12, 42mm and 46mm GPS-only versions are available at $349.99 and $399.99 respectively, each reflecting a $49 decrease from standard pricing. Some cellular-enabled variants are also included in the promotions.

The M4 iPad Air is seeing up to $149 in price cuts across storage and connectivity options. Available configurations include 11-inch and 13-inch models with Wi-Fi and cellular capabilities, with base Wi-Fi versions starting at $649 for 128GB storage. The devices feature the M4 processor, C1X modem and N1 networking chip, supporting Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6. Design elements remain consistent with previous generations, including edge-to-edge displays and aluminum frames.

iPad mini 7 models are also discounted, with 128GB Wi-Fi versions listed at $499, down from $599. Cellular variants are similarly marked down during the early sale period.

Access to these discounts requires an active Amazon Prime membership, which costs $14.99 per month or $139 annually and includes a 30-day free trial for new members. MacRumors is identified as an affiliate partner with Amazon; clicks on links may generate a referral payment that supports the site’s operations.

Additional coverage of Apple-related promotions can be found in MacRumors’ dedicated deals section, which is updated regularly throughout the event period.