Skip to main content
  1. Home
  2. Wearables
  3. Apple
  4. Deals

Score some Mac hardware on the cheap during Best Buy’s Apple sale

Add as a preferred source on Google

September is right around the corner, and with students across the country getting ready for a new year of work and study, the annual back-to-school sales are well underway. Times like this offer the perfect chance to score some big deals and discounts (even if you’re not a student), particularly on high-ticket items like Apple products that don’t often go on sale.

If you’re in the mood for some Cupertino gear but don’t want to wait until Black Friday, then you’re in luck: Best Buy is slashing prices during its limited-time Apple sale with deals that can save you as much as $300 on all sorts of stuff, from MacBooks to iPhones and pretty much everything in between. Here’s a small handful of some of the best offers:

This is just a quick snapshot of the many Apple deals that are available right now. Other deals include things like Apple TV streaming boxes, iPhone and Apple Watch accessories, and smart speakers, so whether you’re a student preparing for a new school year or you’re just looking to get your paws on some high-end hardware and save some cash, be sure to check out all the Apple discounts right here. Best Buy’s Apple sale is open to everyone, and students can score even more savings by signing up for Student Deals with a valid ID.

Looking for more great stuff? Find Apple deals and more on our curated deals page, and be sure to follow us on Twitter for regular updates.

Lucas Coll
Former Deals and News Writer
Lucas Coll has been a freelance writer for almost a decade and has penned articles on tech, video games, travel, cars, and…
Pebble is finally catching up on Time 2 orders, and I appreciate the transparency
Here's exactly when your Pebble Time 2 ships, plus what Pebble is doing for the small percentage of watches arriving with hardware problems.
Electronics, Digital Watch, Wristwatch

If you've been refreshing your order tracking page for months, Pebble just gave you an actual date to mark on your calendar. The company's July mega-update reveals exactly when the remaining Pebble Time 2 pre-orders will finally ship.

Beyond shipping updates, the July report also offers a clear look at how the company is handling its return to the smartwatch market. 

Read more
Made by Google August 2026: Everything we expect from the Pixel 11 launch event
Tensor G6. Gemini Intelligence. Higher prices. Google's biggest hardware event in years lands August 12, and here's what every major leak tells us to expect.
Google Pixel 10 Pro in the official silicon case

The next three months will define the future of the smartphone market across the globe. As three of the most important handset makers gear up to unveil the next generation of foldables and flagships, the memory crisis is worsening with each passing quarter, pushing up phone prices across every segment.

We have Samsung going live on July 22, 2026, with its latest foldables, followed by Apple’s new CEO, John Ternus, revealing the iPhone 18 Pro and the first foldable iPhone in September (like they do every year). However, the middle month — August — is when Google finally hosts its “Made by Google” launch event, a hardware-focused event that will unveil the Pixel 11 series. 

Read more
Pixel Watch 5 leak bares it all, and it seems Google is playing it safe again
Leaked renders reportedly reveal both sizes and every color, but Google’s next smartwatch looks more like another careful refinement than a reinvention
Pixel Watch on Wrist

Google’s next smartwatch may have just lost what little mystery it had left. High-resolution Pixel Watch 5 renders shared by longtime device leaker Steve Hemmerstoffer, better known as OnLeaks, show both case sizes and what’s claimed to be the complete color lineup ahead of Google’s expected August 12 launch event. The images were published in partnership with TheTideChart.com.

Assuming the renders are accurate, Google isn’t straying far from its established formula. The domed display and proprietary band system both appear to be returning for another generation.

Read more