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Tom’s Guide rounds up 13 Apple deals on Amazon this weekend, including the 2026 MacBook Air M5 at 999 (down from 1,099), iPad options from 556 to 749 for Wi‑Fi models, MacBook Neo at 589, AirPods starting at 119 with Pro 3 at 199 and AirPods Max at 449, plus Apple Watch SE 3 at 219 and iPad Pro 13
Apple wrapped March with more than 10 new products and accessories, including iPhone 17e with A19 and MagSafe, iPad Air with M4, MacBook Air and Pro upgrades (M4/M5) plus the all-new MacBook Neo, two Studio Displays (standard with Thunderbolt 5 and XDR with 120Hz) and AirPods Max 2 and Nike Powerbeats Pro 2. The lineup also adds new cases, bands, and a Crossbody Strap; AirPods Max 2 go up for pre-order March 25, MacBook Neo starts at $599 in the US, and several devices gain Wi‑Fi 7/Bluetooth 6 and faster storage.
The iPad Air M4 uses an 8-core CPU/9-core GPU M4 chip with 12GB RAM and up to 1TB storage, plus Wi‑Fi 7 and 5G, delivering laptop-like performance in 11-inch or 13-inch bodies. Priced from £599, it pairs long battery life, a sharp display, and expansive app support with iPadOS 26.3’s improved multitasking, making it the best premium tablet for most Apple buyers. Downsides include its high price, lack of Face ID and multi-user support, and a base storage of 128GB.
Apple revealed a wave of new devices, led by the budget MacBook Neo at $599 and a MacBook Air M5 starting at $1,099, along with the iPhone 17e (MagSafe and 256GB) and iPad Air M4; pre-orders are live ahead of the March 11 sale, with higher-end models offering more RAM, storage, and AI-focused enhancements.
Apple kicked off a busy week with a fresh iPhone 17e (256GB, MagSafe/Qi2, IP68), an M4-equipped iPad Air with 12GB RAM, and a refreshed MacBook line powered by the new M5 Pro/Max chips plus an M5 MacBook Air. It also introduced a Studio Display XDR alongside an updated Studio Display. A cheaper MacBook Neo was teased before the official reveal. Pre-orders start March 4 and devices ship March 11, with price bumps across several models (14" MBP from $1,699, 16" MBP from $2,699, MBA from $1,099, Studio Display base $1,599, XDR $3,299).
Apple kicked off its week of announcements with two new devices: the iPhone 17e, a 6.1-inch entry model with 256GB base storage, MagSafe and Qi2 charging up to 15W, a faster C1X modem, Ceramic Shield 2, IP68, all‑day battery, satellite SOS features, and iOS 26 on the A19 chip; and the M4-powered iPad Air, which now has 12GB RAM, Wi‑Fi 7 and 5G, with 11‑inch and 13‑inch models starting at $599 and $799 respectively (128GB), plus a $50 educational discount. Pre-orders begin March 4 and devices ship March 11 in multiple countries.