Apple in early talks to assemble and package iPhone chips in India: report
Apple is reportedly in exploratory conversations with at least one partner to potentially handle iPhone chip assembly and packaging in India for the first time. Here are the details. more…

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Apple has made it much easier to replace the battery in a 14-inch MacBook Pro
On Tuesday, Apple acknowledged the 14-inch MacBook Pro with M5 has an easier-to-remove battery, added the battery to the Self Service Repair Store, and introduced a manual for the process.Replacing the MacBook Pro battery is easier. Image source: AppleApple's commitment to improving reparability of its various devices has shown amid increased regulatory pressure and user demands in recent years. The Self Service Repair Program isn't exactly the most accessible or affordable, but it exists for more enterprising users.While tear downs already revealed that the 14-inch MacBook Pro with M5 doesn't require users to remove the trackpad to remove the battery, Apple has officially acknowledged it. The Self Service Repair Store now offers the necessary parts and tools to perform the task, and a manual was also made available. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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The best ways to upgrade a Mac setup: Gift guide
Optimizing and perfecting my Mac setup is one of my favorite things to do. I love my M4 MacBook Pro, and surrounding it with accessories that improve my productivity is key to my workflow. If you’re shopping for a Mac user this holiday season, here are some things they will love. In fact, almost all of these products are on my desk as I write this story. more…

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New Apple repair process allows battery-only replacements on the M5 14-inch MacBook Pro
Apple has simplified the battery replacement process and is selling the battery through its Self Service Repair Store, complete with an updated step-by-step guide. Here are the details. more…

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Perplexity’s revamped iPad app doubles down on research tools and a more native experience
The AI-powered answer engine startup has rebuilt its iPad app, in an attempt to broaden its appeal to students and professionals who rely on the iPad for their daily tasks. Here are the details. more…

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Apple’s folding iPhone: Everything we know so far
Macworld We’ve been reporting on the supposedly imminent launch of a foldable iPhone for years. There have been strong and reliable rumors of a foldable iPhone being just two years away, dating as far back as 2018, at least. Back then, reliable reports from the likes of CNBC said Apple was going to have a folding iPhone on the market in 2020. That became 2021, 2022, 2024, 2025… and now it’s expected to land in 2026 at the earliest. So, while the rumors and reports from parts suppliers and analysts are heating up and seem to be more solid than ever, we would advise even more caution and skepticism than usual with Apple speculation. With that said, here’s what current rumors suggest about the release of a folding iPhone. Update December 12, 2025: A new report from The Information says the iPhone fold will have an inside display of 7.7 inches and an outer display of 5.3 inches. Folding iPhone: What will it be called? Many fans and pundits have got into the habit of referring to the rumored device as the iFold, which has at least the advantage of brevity. But there doesn’t seem to be any reason to believe this will be the official title. A more plausible theory, proposed by a UDN report in November 2025, is that it will be called the iPhone Fold. @macworld.com i-P-h-o-l-d #iphonefold ♬ original sound – Macworld – Macworld Folding iPhone: Release date According to a series of reports, the major design and specs of Apple’s first folding phone were due to be finalized in the middle of 2025, with production targeted for late 2026. That would mean a launch in late 2026 or early 2027. So far, this timeline has been suggested by several sources in 2024 and 2025, including The Information, The Wall Street Journal, and analysts Ming-Chi Kuo and Mark Gurman. A November 2025 report citing supply-chain sources also supported this timeline, claiming the iPhone Fold was about to enter mass production and was on track for a launch in 2026. The phone is expected to be complex and expensive to manufacture, so production volume will likely be very limited at first. A second model in late 2027 should see higher production numbers. Gurman reported in July 2025 that Apple will focus on features for the folding iPhone in iOS 27, which will be released in the fall of 2026. In a report by ChosunBiz in South Korea, Samsung Display president Lee Cheong announced that it is making “preparations for mass production of OLED for foldable phones to be supplied to a North American client.” Later on in the article, the reporter states that “Samsung Display is known to be the exclusive supplier of OLED to be installed in Apple’s foldable phone to be released next year.” Folding iPhone: Design In 2024, The Information reported that Apple had made a couple of prototype “clamshell” flip-phone designs, where the top and bottom of the phone fold to meet. More recent rumors in 2025 from Digital Chat Station on Weibo and analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggest a “book” style fold, with a vertical fold as the left and right sides come together. This is a similar style to the Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold and Samsung Galaxy Z Fold. The folding iPhone could be a similar size to the Pixel 9 Pro Fold.Luke Baker The hinge is expected to be one of its most unique features. Some reports have suggested it will be made of a titanium alloy, while analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reported in March 2025 that Apple is exploring the use of LiquidMetal for “durability, enhancing screen flatness, and minimizing crease marks” in the screen. Apple has received several patents for hinge designs, and it’s unclear which the company will use in the final design. On July 14, Kuo reported that Apple had figured out how to get rid of the fold crease by using metal plates to help “distribute and control bending stress.” Folding iPhone: Size and dimensions Ming-Chi Kuo has also reported on the folding iPhone’s set of proposed design details. He says the book-style iPhone will have a 7.8-inch inside display when unfolded, and a 5.5-inch outer display. Kuo says Apple won’t be satisfied until the phone’s display is completely crease-free when opened. In July, TrendForce made the same prediction, reporting that the folding iPhone would feature a 7.8-inch internal and 5.5-inch external display. A later report from The Information put the screen sizes at 7.7 inches inside and 5.3 inches outside. The folding phone is said to be at most 9.5mm thick when folded and 4.5mm when unfolded. For comparison, an iPhone 16 Pro Max is 8.5mm thick, and the thinnest iPhone of all time is the iPhone Air at 5.6mm. Folding iPhone: Specs and features We don’t know what processor the folding iPhone will contain, but if it launches in 2026 as rumored, it will probably feature an A20 or A20 Pro—some variant of the processor found in the iPhone 18. We expect most iPhones to use Apple’s own cellular modem and Wi-Fi/Bluetooth chips by that time as well. They may even be integrated into the main system-on-chip. The folding iPhone will reportedly have a Touch ID-enabled power button rather than Face ID.IDG Due to the very thin nature of the foldable iPhone, and the need for different front-facing cameras when folded up or unfolded, it will reportedly lack Face ID. Instead, Touch ID will be incorporated into the side button much as it is on the iPad Air’s power button. There will reportedly be two rear cameras (likely a standard wide and ultrawide) and two front-facing cameras, one for when the iPhone is closed and one for when it’s open. Folding iPhone: Price Expect the folding iPhone to be a very high-end, ultra-premium model. The very first release is said to cost $2,000 or more… maybe even as much as $2,399, more than twice the highest-end iPhone Pro Max. That’s the latest prediction from analyst Arthur Liao, who bases his eye-watering estimate on material costs (particularly the panel and hinge) and Apple’s high-margin business model.

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iOS 26.2 will turn on automatic updates if you’re not careful
Macworld Apple really wants you to enable automatic updates for your iPhone. So much so that they’re employing a sketchy dark pattern in the iOS 26.2 update to trick you into turning it on. If you have automatic updates turned off you’ll see the above screen after updating to iOS 26.2. If you don’t read it carefully, you won’t notice that the blue button simply labeled “Continue” will actually enable automatic updates. You can always go turn it back off in Settings, but Apple is enabling it by default and giving you a deceptive “Continue” button instead of making it clear that it wants to make a change. You need to tap the clearly-not-default “Only Download Automatically” button if you want to continue manually installing iOS at your leisure. Apple could have made the buttons look the same so one is not visibly preferred over the other. Or they could have changed the label to “Enable Automatic Updates and Continue.” As designed, this is a deliberate attempt to use interface design conventions to push users into making a choice they otherwise wouldn’t necessarily make–a concept known as “dark patterns.” If you already updated to iOS 26.2 and missed this screen, or tapped Continue without realizing it, you can turn Automatic Updates off, should you desire, in Settings > General > Software Update.

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Apple Music renames ‘Favorites Mix’ playlist to ‘Your Essentials’
If you woke up today eagerly looking for the weekly refresh of your “Favorites Mix” in Apple Music, you were probably disappointed when you couldn’t find it. However, it turns out Apple is just rebranding the “Favorites Mix.” It’s now simply called “Your Essentials” in your Apple Music library. more…

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Apple releases new Powerbeats Pro 2 firmware
Apple on Tuesday released new Powerbeats Pro 2 firmware, build version 8A359. Apple hasn't released official release notes… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.

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Last-minute holiday deals: Apple Watch Series 11 $299, iPad $279, Mac from $479
Holiday savings are at a fever pitch this week, as last-minute deals slash Apple gear by as much as $436.Save up to $436 on Apple products with last-minute holiday deals - Image credit: AppleThese deals deliver heavily discounted prices for the holiday season, with discounts on Apple hardware, monitors, and accessories. Here's a roundup of our top picks: Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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LightBuddy is a new ring light Mac app with color control, HDR, and multi-display support
What happens when Apple sherlocks the idea of an app that you had a while ago? You build it anyway. more…

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App developers escalate EU fight over Apple's App Store fees
A coalition of developers has petitioned the European Commission, saying Apple's revised App Store fees continue to disadvantage EU apps.Image credit: Coalition for App FairnessOn Tuesday, 20 app developers and consumer groups have petitioned the European Commission in an attempt to knock down Apple's commission fees even further. They argue that the fee structure puts their apps at a disadvantage compared to their U.S. rivals.The Coalition for Apps Fairness (CAF) is made up of companies, including Astropad, Epic Games, Masimo, Life360, Proton, Spotify, and more. Many of these companies have waged war on Apple both on and off U.S. soil. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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X counters Operation Bluebird’s bid to claim the Twitter trademark
In response to a recent trademark petition claiming X had abandoned the Twitter name, the company updated its Terms of Service today, in an apparent effort to preempt the filing. Here are the details. more…

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Wavlink Thunderbolt 5 Dock review: Affordable fast Thunderbolt plus handy power options
Macworld At a glance Pros 12 ports, including four Thunderbolt 5 2.5Gb Ethernet 30W USB-C at front 230W Power Delivery Affordable Cons Upstream port at front Four USB-A but no USB-C Our Verdict As a dual-display dock with a handy bunch of top-rated ports the Wavlink Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station is great value for money for 80Gbps speed and power. Price When Reviewed This value will show the geolocated pricing text for product undefined Best Pricing Today Price When Reviewed$299.99 Best Prices Today: WAVLINK Thunderbolt 5 Dock Retailer Price $256.49 View Deal Wavlink $299.99 View Deal Price comparison from over 24,000 stores worldwide Product Price Price comparison from Backmarket The Wavlink Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station is a full docking station with 12 ports, including a full four 80Gbps Thunderbolt 4 and 2.5Gb Ethernet, available at an affordable price. It features a decent rack of high-end ports, and looks fancy, too. Even if your laptop has Thunderbolt 4 (TB4) rather than Thunderbolt 5 (TB5) connectivity, buying the newer faster standard will future proof your purchase. Backwards compatible with Thunderbolt 3 and 4, TB5 features the fastest 80Gbps bandwidth (up to 120Gbps Bandwidth Boost for unidirectional video) plus smart device daisy-chaining and super-fast storage connectivity. Foundry Specs and features One upstream Thunderbolt 5 port (80Gbps, 140W) Two downstream Thunderbolt 5 ports (80Gbps, 15W) One downstream Thunderbolt 5 port (80Gbps, 30W) Four USB-A ports (10Gbps) Ethernet (2.5Gb) UHS-II SD Card reader (312MBps) UHS-II MicroSD Card reader (312MBps) 3.5mm audio jack 230W power supply As well as its upstream Thunderbolt 5 port that connects to your laptop, there are three downstream TB5 ports that connect to other devices such as monitors or storage drives: one is at the front with the upstream TB5 port, and two are at the back. Simon Jary Wavlink’s Thunderbolt 4 dock had just one downstream TB4 port as it sacrificed two possible Thunderbolt ports for dedicated HDMI 2.1 ports. With this new model, Wavlink ditches the video ports to give you the choice of which TB ports to use to connect to monitors either via a direct USB-C connection or using USB-C to DisplayPort or USB-C to HDMI adapter cables. This gives you flexibility, and if connecting two screens we expect you’ll choose the two TB5 ports at the back. The downstream TB5 port at the front can output at 30W, which is easily enough to fast charge an iPhone or iPad. The two TB5 ports at the back can handle 15W each. The upstream TB5 port can output at 140W (PD 3.1), which is what you need to fast-charge the 16-inch MacBook Pro so is good for the whole range. The external power supply can provide up to 230W of power, which is a welcome boost from the company’s rather puny 160W TB4 dock. USB: Thunderbolt is backwards compatible with USB-C, which uses the same end connector, so any of the TB ports not being used to connect a monitor can be used for USB-C devices as well as speedy Thunderbolt. There are four speedy 10Gbps USB-A ports. USB-A has a place for legacy devices, but do we need four them at the expense of a spare USB-C or two? Simon Jary Ethernet: While WiFi is great for phone use, sometimes hooking up to the home or office wired network gives you faster and more stable downloads. Most local area networks (LANs) use 1Gb Ethernet, known as Gigabit Ethernet or 1GbE. Increasingly networks are moving to much faster 2.5GbE, 5GbE or even 10GbE. The Wavlink Thunderbolt 5 Dock offers 2.5GbE, which is backwards compatible with 1GbE so even if you’re not yet on the faster network speed you’ll be ready for it when you do. Simon Jary Card readers: Although Apple’s MacBook Pro laptop includes a 250MBps card reader, having one on the dock is convenient. The Wavlink TB5 dock has two: one SD and one MicroSD, both at the fastest 312Mbps. These are nicely placed at the front for easy access. Such cards offer very affordable and extremely portable storage. At the time of writing you could get a 512GB SD card for under $50, although faster cards are pricier. Other ports: At the front there’s an anti-theft Kensington Security Slot (also called a K-Slot) and a combo 3.5mm In/Out audio jack. Display capabilities For most people the number one reason for buying a docking station is to easily add external screens to their laptop. Connect a cable from the dock to each monitor and you massively extend your screen real estate. While the dock can support up to three displays for Windows laptops, limitations in Apple’s setup limits you to just two, unless you install third-party software such as DisplayLink that can give you access to up to five external displays. Five! However, for three or more monitors the dock needs to support DisplayLink, and the Wavlink Thunderbolt 5 Dock isn’t one of those. See our reviews of the best DisplayLink docks for options, but note that at the time of writing there were no Thunderbolt 5 DisplayLink docks. Your only solution for TB5 plus three displays without DisplayLink is the iVanky FusionDock Max 2, which has a nifty dual-chip arrangement that uses two of the MacBook’s Thunderbolt ports. The Wavlink Thunderbolt 5 Dock supports up to two 6K at 60Hz displays for most M1/M2/M3 Pro/Max/ MacBooks or any M4/M5 models. These MacBooks could opt for a single 8K/60Hz display instead. Non-Pro/Max M1/M2/M3 MacBooks support single 4K or 6K monitors. DisplayLink is also useful if your MacBook is running one of those plain M1 or M2 processors as Apple further limits those laptops to a single display. That’s by the by as M1 MacBook owners are unlikely to be in the market for a Thunderbolt 5 dock, and it’s time we got back to the review. Simon Jary Design and build The Wavlink Thunderbolt 5 Dock is a smart aluminum build with some futuristic cooling vents at the top. Underneath are silicone pads that raise the dock off the desk surface for stability and further cooling. I’m not a fan of having the upstream Thunderbolt port at the front of the dock as it’s the one cable you know will always be in use, so we prefer it hidden around the back. Ideally, given the choice I’d have all the Thunderbolt ports at the back and a spare USB-C port at the front for charging. But that’s not how Wavlink has laid out its ports. Still, having three downstream ports is more than some docking stations offer and we’re happy with that. Wavlink has included an on/off button, which is appreciated. Although Apple has made the MacBook clever enough to manage its power in a sensible fashion, I still like to turn off power to the laptop’s battery as I don’t want it constantly kept filled to 100% when I’m not using it. A power button means I don’t have to yank the cable out to break the power between the dock and the laptop when I’ve finished working. Price At $299.99 or £239.99, the Wavlink Thunderbolt 5 Dock is priced below most Thunderbolt 5 docks. It shares the sub-$300 price point with the Plugable Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station, and has a similar array of ports, although it has one more and faster USB-A ports. The Wavlink also wins on a higher overall power supply: 230W vs 180W. The Plugable can stand either vertically or lie flat like the Wavlink and sensibly places the upstream TB5 port at the back. The Wavlink’s 30W front TB5 port beats the Plugable’s 15W front TB5 port. Otherwise, they are very similar In terms of tech specs. See our roundups of the best Thunderbolt docks for Mac for other comparable solutions. Should you buy the Wavlink Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station? While its triple-monitor potential is muted on Macs—Apple’s limitation, not the dock’s—as a dual-display dock with a handy bunch of top-rated ports the Wavlink Thunderbolt 5 Docking Station is great value for money for 80Gbps speed and power.

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watchOS 26 upgraded Apple Watch’s most popular face in two ways
Apple Watch offers a wide collection of watch faces to choose from, but Apple says its most popular is the Photos face, which received two new features in watchOS 26. more…

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DJ ChatGPT will soon be in control of your Apple Music playlists
ChatGPT may soon help iPhone and Mac users in another way, with an upcoming integration potentially allowing the AI service to manage your Apple Music playlists.Apple Music playlists may soon be controlled by ChatGPTOpenAI's ChatGPT already provides users with many different services to benefit their digital lives. But as part of a larger expansion, it seems ChatGPT will soon be able to dictate what songs you listen to on Apple Music.A Tuesday Substack post by Fidji Simo, the CEO of Applications at OpenAI, discusses the ways that ChatGPT will improve image generation via a new dedicated entrypoint. In the latter sections, the post goes on to state that there will be an expansion of app support within ChatGPT. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple Watch leads Q3 shipments with 23% market share
Global smartwatch shipments rose 9% YoY in Q3 2025. Apple led the shipments with 23% market share, followed by Huawei with 17%… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.

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iOS 26.2 expands AirPods Pro’s powerful new feature, here’s how to use it
iOS 26.2 launched last week, and among its many new features, AirPods Live Translation has expanded to more users. Here’s how to use AirPods’ powerful recent addition. more…

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These holidays, protect your whole family’s data for life with up to 62% off pCloud
It’s no coincidence that pCloud is based in Switzerland, which has the strictest laws in the world when it comes to personal data. This is one of the reasons the cloud storage service has over 22 million users worldwide. Now for a limited time, pCloud’s holiday deal lets you save up to 62% off its Family Lifetime 3in1 Bundle and all Family Lifetime plans. more…

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Developers say Apple’s EU App Store terms lag behind new U.S. court limits
While the European Commission has signaled that it may be satisfied with Apple’s proposed changes to comply with the Digital Markets Act, recent U.S. court rulings are leading a group of developers to press European regulators for tougher enforcement in the region. Here are the details. more…

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27-inch 5K Apple Studio Display on sale for 9% off MSRP
Amazon has the 27" 5K Apple Studio Display on sale right now for $140 (9%) off MSRP. Shipping is free: - Studio Display (Standard glass): $1459 $140 off MSRP Their price is the lowest available for new Studio Displays among the retailers we track. For the latest prices and sales, see our Studio Display Price Tracker, updated daily.

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Updated MacBook Price Trackers
Our Apple award-winning MacBook Price Trackers are continually updated with the latest information on prices, bundles, and availability for 16" and 14" MacBook Pros along with 13" and 15" MacBook Airs from Apple's authorized online retailers. We include prices for open-box MacBooks that might be available as well. Current sales range up to $200+ off MSRP for new MacBook Airs and up to $400+ off MacBook Pros: - 16" MacBook Pros - 14" MacBook Pros - 15" MacBook Airs - 13" MacBook Airs

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B&H is offering a $300-$350 discount on new 16-inch M4 Pro MacBook Pros
B&H Photo has 16-inch MacBook Pros with M4 Pro CPUs in stock right now and on sale for up to $350 off Apple's MSRP. B&H offers free 1-2 day shipping to most US addresses: - 16" M4 Pro MacBook Pro (24GB/512GB): $2199, $300 off MSRP - 16" M4 Pro MacBook Pro (48GB/512GB): $2549, $350 off MSRP These are among the lowest prices currently available for 16" M4 Pro MacBook Pros at Apple retailers. For the latest sales and prices, keep an eye on our 16-inch MacBook Pro Price Tracker, updated daily.

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AirPods Max on sale for $499, $50 off Apple’s MSRP
Walmart has Apple AirPods Max headphones in stock and on sale for $50 off MSRP on their online store. Sale price for online orders only, in-store price may vary. Order online and choose free shipping or free local store pickup (if available): - AirPods Max: $499, $50 off Their price matches Amazon's. Keep an eye on our AirPods Price Tracker for the latest prices and deals, updated daily.

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13-inch M4 MacBook Airs on sale starting at only $799, $200 off Apple’s MSRP
Amazon has 13" M4 MacBook Airs on sale for $200 off Apple's MSRP this week, starting at only $799. Be sure to select Amazon as the seller, rather than a third-party, and note that some sale prices are restricted to certain colors (see their site for details): - 13" M4 MacBook Air (16GB/256GB): $799, $200 off - 13" M4 MacBook Air (16GB/512GB): $999, $200 off - 13" M4 MacBook Air (24GB/512GB): $1199, $200 off Their prices are the lowest available for new M4 Airs. For the latest sales & prices, see our 13" MacBook Air Price Tracker, updated daily.

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15-inch M4 MacBook Airs back on sale for $200 off MSRP, prices start at $999
Amazon has 15-inch M4 MacBook Airs on sale this week for $200 off Apple's MSRP, starting at $999. Be sure to select Amazon as the seller, rather than a third-party, and note that some sale prices are restricted to certain colors (see their site for details): - 15" M4 MacBook Air (16GB/256GB): $999, $200 off - 15" M4 MacBook Air (16GB/512GB): $1199, $200 off - 15" M4 MacBook Air (24GB/512GB/): $1399, $200 off Their prices are the lowest available for new 15" M4 Airs. For the latest sales & prices, see our 15" MacBook Air Price Tracker, both updated daily.

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Apple’s 16-inch M4 Pro MacBook Pros are on sale right now for up to $364 off MSRP
Amazon has 16-inch M4 Pro MacBook Pros (Silver and Black colors) on sale for up to $364 off Apple's MSRP right now. Shipping is free. Be sure to select Amazon as the seller, rather than a third-party seller: - 16" M4 Pro MacBook Pro (24GB/512GB/Black): $2189.13, $310 off MSRP - 16" M4 Pro MacBook Pro (24GB/512GB/Silver): $2234.51, $265 off MSRP - 16" M4 Pro MacBook Pro (48GB/512GB/Black): $2535.07, $364 off MSRP - 16" M4 Pro MacBook Pro (48GB/512GB/Silver): $2535.07, $364 off MSRP For the latest sales and prices, keep an eye on our 16-inch MacBook Pro Price Tracker, updated daily.

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Sams Club has Apple’s new 13-inch M5 iPad Pros on sale for $50 off MSRP
Sams Club has Apple's new 13" WiFi iPad Pros with M5 CPUs on early sale for $50 off MSRP. Sale prices for online orders only, in-store prices may vary. Order online, and choose free shipping or free local store pickup (if available): - 13" M4 iPad Pro 256GB WiFi: $1249, $50 off - 13" M4 iPad Pro 512GB WiFi: $1449, $50 off - 13" M4 iPad Pro 1TB WiFi: $1849, $50 off - 13" M4 iPad Pro 2TB WiFi: $2249, $50 off For the latest sales and deals, see our 13-inch iPad Pro Price Tracker, updated daily.

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Sams Club is offering early $50 discounts on Apple’s new 11-inch M5 iPad Pros
Sams Club has Apple's new 11" WiFi iPad Pros with M5 CPUs on early sale for $50 off MSRP. Sale prices for online orders only, in-store prices may vary. Order online, and choose free shipping or free local store pickup (if available): - 11" M5 iPad Pro 256GB WiFi: $949, $50 off - 11" M5 iPad Pro 512GB WiFi: $1149, $50 off - 11" M5 iPad Pro 1TB WiFi: $1549, $50 off - 11" M5 iPad Pro 2TB WiFi: $1949, $50 off For the latest sales and deals, see our 11-inch iPad Pro Price Tracker, updated daily.

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Updated iPad Price Trackers
We've updated our Apple award-winning iPad Price Trackers with the latest information from Apple on 11th-generation A16 iPads as well as M3-powered 11" & 13" iPad Airs and the new M5-powered iPad Pros. We track prices from 20+ Apple retailers, including Apple, Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, B&H, and many more: - iPads - iPad minis - iPad Airs - iPad Pros You can also find the best price on an iPad accessory: - Apple Pencils - iPad Keyboards Our trackers are updated continuously with the very latest prices.

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27-inch 5K Apple Studio Display on sale for $220 off MSRP
B&H Photo has the 27" Apple Studio Display with Nano-texture glass on sale for $220 off MSRP today. Free 1-2 day shipping is available to most US addresses: - Studio Display (Nano glass, Tilt stand): $1679 $220 off MSRP Note that B&H is not currently reporting stock of this display. However, it can still be ordered at this price and will be shipped to you once stock is received. Their price is the lowest available for this Studio Display among Apple's retailers. For the latest prices and sales, see our Studio Display Price Tracker, updated daily.

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First discounts on Apple’s new M5 14-inch MacBook Pros now available
Amazon is the first of Apple's retailers to offer slight discounts on the new 14" M5 MacBook Pros, current ranging up to $20 or so off MSRP (at the time of this post, click through for current prices), each including free shipping: - 14" M5 MacBook Pro (16GB/512GB/Black): $1584, MSRP $1599 - 14" M5 MacBook Pro (16GB/512GB/Silver): $1599, MSRP $1599 - 14" M5 MacBook Pro (16GB/1TB/Black): $1779, MSRP $1799 - 14" M5 MacBook Pro (16GB/1TB/Silver): $1784, MSRP $1799 - 14" M5 MacBook Pro (24GB/1TB/Black): $1999, MSRP $1999 - 14" M5 MacBook Pro (24GB/1TB/Silver): $1999, MSRP $1999 For the latest sales and prices, keep an eye on our 14-inch MacBook Pro Price Tracker, updated daily.

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