Amazon Prime Day Apple deals 2026: the best iPhone, iPad, AirPods and MacBook deals in Australia

Amazon Prime Day started in Australia ends tonight, and we've seen some good Apple deals show up this year. While there were no worthwhile iPhone or MacBook discounts, we saw record-low prices on AirPods and Apple Watches.

Sadly most of these good discounts ended during the weekend, so even before the sale finished. In the last hours of Prime Day, there aren't too many good Apple deals, but below are what we still have.

Of course, not every Apple discount is worth buying, especially if a deal only applies to one colour, one size or a product that has been cheaper before. So we’re focusing on the Apple deals that are genuinely good after comparing to Apple’s official pricing and what else is available at Amazon or elsewhere.

Quick links to the best Apple deals on Amazon

These direct links are the fastest way to check the main Apple categories on Amazon before delving into the individual deals below.

Best Amazon Prime Day Apple deals

These are our favourite Amazon Prime Day Apple deals. We’ve split them by product type so you can easily compare deals on AirPods, iPad, Apple Watch, iPhone, accessories and MacBooks.

If you don't see any products in a particular category, check back later as we'll be working hard every day to find more deals.

On June 26, Apple raised prices in Australia across Macs, iPads, Apple TV 4K and HomePod.

Check out our price rise guide to find out more.

Best AirPods Prime Day deals

AirPods are usually one of the easier Apple products to find discounted at Amazon. The cheapest option here is the open-fit AirPods 4, while AirPods Pro are the better choice if you want noise cancelling, while AirPods Max are great for anyone who wants over-ear headphones.

Unfortunately allmost all the best AirPod deals have sold out, but you can check out everything remaining on Amazon here.

Apple AirPods Max
Save 24% (AU$220)
Apple AirPods Max: was AU$899 now AU$679 at Amazon

It's hard to find Apple's over-ear cans with much of a discount, so this is worth checking if you're keen on a new set of premium AirPods. The AirPods Max remain expensive, but our Apple AirPods Max review praised their excellent ANC and superb audio performance.

Best iPad Prime Day deals

iPad deals can be tricky because Amazon often only discounts specific storage sizes or colours, and the deals tend to change rapidly. Sadly iPads also just got hit by Apple's price rises, so the base cost has gone up.

We think the standard iPad is the best fit for casual use, though the iPad Air is worth the extra cost, whereas the iPad Pro is aimed at those who really need the better screen and higher performance.

If you don't see any iPad deals below, don't worry, we'll add more as soon as we can. In the meantime, there are some discounted iPad accessories worth checking out.

Apple Pencil Pro stylus
Save 28% (AU$61)
Apple Pencil Pro stylus: was AU$219 now AU$158 at Amazon

This is a decent buy if you’ve got a compatible iPad and want Apple’s best stylus for drawing, note-taking and document markup. The squeeze and barrel roll controls are the main upgrade over cheaper Apple Pencil options, while Find My support helps if you accidentally misplace it. Just check your iPad model first, because it’s only compatible with select iPad Pro, iPad Air and iPad mini models. Or grab the discounted standard Apple Pencil from Amazon for AU$101.

Best Apple Watch Prime Day deals

Apple Watch deals are worth watching if you use an iPhone and want fitness tracking, notifications and health features without paying Apple’s normal price.

Case size, colour and band choice can change the price, so if comparing options under the one listing, double check the exact model selected before buying.

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Unfortunately the excellent Apple Watch deals we saw earlier in the sale are now gone, but you can check out everything remaining on Amazon here.

Best iPhone Prime Day deals

iPhone deals are often harder to judge than AirPods or iPad deals because Amazon discounts often apply to one colour or storage size.

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Right now we haven't spotted any iPhone deals worth mentioning, but check back soon as we are on the hunt for more deals.

In the meantime, here is a link straight to the latest iPhone and iPhone accesories discounts on Amazon.

Best Apple accessories Prime Day deals

Apple accessories usually aren't the deals people are most excited about, but they are useful add-ons if the price is right. AirTags, chargers, cables and Mac desk gear are also the kinds of Apple products Amazon tends to discount more often than iPhones or MacBooks.

Apple AirTag (2nd Generation) 1 Pack
Save 20% (AU$10)
Apple AirTag (2nd Generation) 1 Pack: was AU$49 now AU$39 at Amazon

Apple’s second-gen AirTag is a handy buy if you want one tracker for keys, a wallet or luggage rather than committing to the four-pack. In our AirTag 2 review, we found the familiar setup and tracking experience felt better than before, helped by improved Find My range and a louder chime.

Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max Silicone Case with MagSafe
Save 27% (AU$21)
Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max Silicone Case with MagSafe: was AU$79 now AU$58 at Amazon

Apple’s iPhone 17 Pro Max Silicone Case with MagSafe has fallen to the lowest price we’ve seen, making the official case easier to justify if you want a snug fit and full Camera Control support. The built-in magnets keep it compatible with MagSafe and Qi chargers, but check the colour before buying as the discount doesn’t apply to every option.

Apple 20W USB-C Power Adapter
Save 21% (AU$6)
Apple 20W USB-C Power Adapter: was AU$29 now AU$23 at Amazon

Apple’s 20W USB-C Power Adapter is back at the equal-lowest price we’ve seen on Amazon, making it an easy buy if you want a first-party wall charger for an iPhone, iPad or MagSafe charger. It’s still only the adapter, so make sure you already have a USB-C cable or grab one while they are on sale.

Apple USB-C to Lightning Cable 2m 240W
Save 20% (AU$10)
Apple USB-C to Lightning Cable 2m 240W: was AU$49 now AU$39 at Amazon

This is a useful spare if you still have Lightning-based iPhones, iPads, AirPods or accessories around the house. The 2m length is the main reason to choose it over a basic replacement cable, giving you more reach from a desk, bedside table or couch.

Apple Magic Mouse USB-C - White
Save 21% (AU$32)
Apple Magic Mouse USB-C - White: was AU$149 now AU$117 at Amazon

It’s a typical discount for Apple’s Magic Mouse, but this is still a good price if you want a neat Mac mouse in white. The Multi-Touch surface is handy for macOS gestures and this newer model charges over USB-C, though the port is still on the underside. Just note this deal only applies to the white version.

Apple AirTag 4-pack (2nd generation)
Save 21% (AU$34)
Apple AirTag 4-pack (2nd generation): was AU$165 now AU$131 at Amazon

This four-pack is a decent buy if you want to cover keys, bags, wallets and luggage in one go, especially in an iPhone household. Our AirTag 2 hands-on found the new model easier to find from farther away and clearly louder than the original.

Apple Magic Trackpad USB-C
Save 14% (AU$30)
Apple Magic Trackpad USB-C: was AU$209 now AU$179 at Amazon

Matching the lowest price we’ve seen on Amazon, the Magic Trackpad is a handy upgrade for a Mac desk if you prefer gestures to a mouse. The large glass surface, Multi-Touch gestures and Force Touch support make scrolling and precise control feel more comfortable.

Best MacBook Prime Day deals

MacBook deals are hard to find at Amazon right now. We’re still doing our best to rustle up any discounts because MacBooks are one of the Apple products we are all excited about during Prime Day. Especially after the recent Apple price hikes that bumped up the base cost by as much as 17%.

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There's not much worth recommending yet for MacBooks but check back as we'll be adding more deals as soon as the prices drop.

In the meantime, here is a link straight to the latest MacBooks discounts on Amazon.


Amazon Prime Day Apple deals 2026: key information

When is Amazon Prime Day 2026 in Australia?

Amazon Prime Day in Australia starts at 12am AEST on Tuesday July 7 and ends at 11:59pm AEST on Monday July 13. Early deals can appear before the sale starts, especially on Amazon devices and selected tech, so we are checking Apple prices before the event as well as during it.

Does Amazon Prime Day have Apple deals?

Yes, but not every Apple category gets the same treatment. AirPods, Apple Watch, iPad and Apple accessories are usually easier to find on sale at Amazon. iPhone deals can happen too, though the lower price often applies to one colour or storage size. MacBook deals are more hit and miss, but we are always looking for more discounts.

Do I need Amazon Prime to get Apple Prime Day deals?

A lot of Prime Day deals are Prime-exclusive, so you will usually need an active Amazon Prime membership to get the lowest prices. There may also be public deals anyone can buy, but if a price is marked as a Prime Day deal, check the Prime requirement before you plan around it.

Are early Prime Day Apple deals worth buying?

Sometimes. If an early price matches or beats what we have seen before, it can be worth buying before the main sale starts. If the discount is small, or if you do not need the product right away, it may be better to check back once Prime Day begins on July 7.

Will MacBooks be discounted during Amazon Prime Day?

Possibly, but MacBook deals are hard to find on Amazon right now. We are still watching for Prime Day price drops and restocks, because MacBooks are one of the Apple categories people look for during big sales. For now, check Apple’s official price first and compare any Amazon offer carefully, especially after Apple’s recent Australian price rises.

Is Prime Day or Black Friday better for Apple deals?

Black Friday usually has more retailers competing at the same time, so it can be better for broader Apple price matching. Prime Day is more Amazon-focused, but it can still be a good time to buy AirPods, Apple Watch, iPad, accessories and the occasional iPhone. If a Prime Day price is only a small discount and you are not in a hurry, Black Friday is often the best time to buy.

How do we choose the Apple deals on this page?

We look at the current Amazon price, Apple’s official Australian price, previous prices where we can check them, product availability and whether the discount is actually any good. We also use our own reviews and buying guides to help judge deals. A product won’t make it onto our list just because Amazon slaps on a large discount percentage.

Amazon Prime Day Apple deals: shopping tips

Prime Day can be a good time to buy Apple gear, but it’s also often hard to navigate. Amazon can show large percentage discounts from old prices, and Apple products often get small price cuts that only apply to one colour, size or storage option. So we created some steps that can help you work out whether an Apple Prime Day deal is worth buying.

1. Check Apple’s official price first

Start with the current price on the Apple website. That gives you a clean comparison point before you look at Amazon’s claimed discount. It matters more than usual this year because Apple recently raised Australian prices on a number of products, including Macs and iPads.

2. Look at price history, not just the discount badge

It's easy to get pulled in by a big percentage saving, but the current price is what matters. For Amazon deals, camelcamelcamel.com can show whether today’s price is actually low or just lower than an old list price.

It is also worth searching OzBargain.com.au to see whether the same product has been cheaper before and how other shoppers rated past discounts. If the deal still looks good after those checks, you can buy with confidence.

3. Figure out what features you actually need

A discount on an iPad Pro or MacBook Pro can look tempting, but the best Prime Day deal is not always the product with the largest saving. If you mainly want a tablet for streaming, browsing, note-taking and video calls, a standard iPad or iPad Air may be the better-value buy.

The same logic applies across Apple’s range. If you're buying a laptop, think about whether you really need a MacBook Pro or whether a MacBook Air is the better choice. If you're buying a phone, decide whether camera quality, storage, battery life or price matters most before jumping on a deal just because it has a big discount.

4. Be flexible on colour, storage and case size

Apple deals at Amazon often apply to one specific version of a product. That might mean one AirPods model, one iPad storage size, one Apple Watch case size or one iPhone colour. Check the exact model before you buy, and make sure the cheaper version is actually the one you want.

5. Check whether the price needs Prime

Many Prime Day deals need an active Amazon Prime membership. Some early deals are available to everyone, but others only show the lowest price once you're signed in with Prime. Also check the delivery estimate, especially if the product is coming from overseas or has limited stock.

6. Don't assume MacBooks will be the best category

AirPods, Apple Watch, iPad and Apple accessories are usually easier to find discounted at Amazon. MacBook deals can happen, but they are hard to find right now, and some listings have long delivery dates or limited stock. If you see a MacBook discount, compare it with Apple’s current price and check whether the saving is enough to justify buying now.

Is there a particular Apple deal you're hoping to see during Amazon Prime Day? Tell us about it in the comments below.

Lindsay Handmer
Senior Writer – TechRadar Australia

Lindsay is an Australian tech journalist who loves nothing more than rigorous product testing and benchmarking. He is especially passionate about portable computing, doing deep dives into the USB-C specification or getting hands on with energy storage, from power banks to off grid systems. In his spare time Lindsay is usually found tinkering with an endless array of projects or exploring the many waterways around Sydney.

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