Exclusive Deals Await MacRumors Readers: Save Big on Apple Products and Accessories

This week’s tech deals feature an array of noteworthy discounts, particularly beneficial for those invested in the Apple ecosystem. MacRumors has partnered with Anker to offer its readers a sitewide 20% discount on a range of chargers, power banks, cables, hubs, and docks. To unlock these savings, readers can use the code 'Ankermacrumors2025' at checkout on Anker’s website. This partnership is a testament to the influence that MacRumors wields among tech enthusiasts, positioning itself not only as a news source but also as a bridge between vendors and consumers. In addition, Amazon and Samsung have introduced substantial launch discounts on Samsung's The Frame Pro TVs, with price cuts of $100 available on several sizes — 65-inch, 75-inch, and 85-inch models — complemented by a free Music Frame promo valued at $399.99 for every purchase of The Frame Pro. Retail strategies like these are indicative of the competitive landscape in the home entertainment market, especially with Samsung's push into lifestyle-oriented products. Apple's products are also a focal point this week, with Amazon offering an $80 discount on the Apple Watch SE, starting at just $169. The Apple Watch Series 10 is reportedly also seeing significant discounts, with $100 off most models. The aggressive pricing strategies from Amazon reflect a broader trend of discounting to stimulate consumer interest in wearable technology. Lastly, the AirPods Max are now available for $479.99 across all colors, marking a return to favorable pricing after a few weeks without substantial deals, while the iPad Pro (M4 models) sees discounts of $200 focused on the 13-inch versions. Both Apple and competing brands seem to be priming for the holiday shopping season with competitive offers. For those looking to stay updated on tech deals, subscribing to the Deals Newsletter from MacRumors is recommended, ensuring that they won’t miss out on future offers. In sum, this week’s deals are more than just attractive prices; they reflect strategic marketing tactics from major tech companies aiming to bolster sales and expand their consumer base in an increasingly crowded marketplace. With the continued growth of technology adoption, especially in the context of Apple products, consumers can expect similar promotional campaigns as manufacturers and retailers continue to vie for attention and wallet-share.