Deals: Amazon Labor Day sale, AirPods Pro 3, M6 Mac mini, Apple Watch $200, AirTag 2, more

Amazon has launched its 2026 Labor Day sale, offering discounts on a range of Apple and third‑party products. The most notable deals include $50 off AirPods Pro 3, AirTag 2 units starting at $20, and the lowest price ever on the 44‑mm Apple Watch SE 3 at $200. The sale also features new pricing on the recently announced M6 Mac mini, Apple’s Air MagSafe Battery for $39, and a host of other accessories.
The Apple Watch SE 3 is now available for $199.99 on Amazon, a discount of almost 30% from its regular $280 price. The 44‑mm model comes in Midnight color and is shipped directly from Amazon. The sale marks the best price recorded for this generation of Apple Watch, delivering roughly $80 in savings for consumers.
Apple’s AirTag 2 is being sold at a historic low of $20 each. The AirTag 2, which offers a slimmer design and improved battery life over the original, has been discounted across Amazon’s platform and is available in standard and premium variants.
The AirPods Pro 3 are discounted by $50. The updated earbuds feature spatial audio support, a new H2 chip, and improved active noise cancellation. The price reduction brings the AirPods Pro 3 closer to the mid‑range AirPods line, making them more accessible for budget‑conscious buyers.
Amazon has also introduced a discount on the new M6 Mac mini. The base model, configured with 16 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage, is now listed at $899, a slight reduction from the $909 MSRP. A mid‑range configuration with 16 GB of RAM and 512 GB of storage has also been included in the discount list. The M6 Mac mini is set to ship on September 22, and the sale is the only reputable source offering a price reduction on the device at this time. The higher‑spec 24 GB M6 and M5 Pro models remain at full price on Amazon and other authorized retailers.
Apple’s Air MagSafe Battery is available for $39, down from its original price of $49. The portable charger supports up to 30 % faster charging on compatible iPhone models and is sold in a slim, lightweight design.
In addition to Apple products, Amazon is offering deals on third‑party items. Anker’s Labor Day sale includes up to 42 % off on a selection of accessories, while Bose offers discounts of up to $320 on its 2026 Labor Day lineup. The sale also features a $9 Prime‑shipped Apple Polishing Cloth, which is available until stocks run out.
The sale extends beyond Apple and audio accessories. Ecobee’s 2026 Labor Day promotion on Amazon includes Smart Thermostats starting at $120, sensor add‑ons, and security bundles discounted by up to $120. The promotion is part of Ecobee’s broader strategy to make its HomeKit‑ready devices more affordable during seasonal events.
Amazon’s Renewed section continues to provide refurbished Apple devices at competitive prices. The iPhone 17 Pro is currently available in Renewed Premium listings for $290, with a one‑year Amazon Renewed Guarantee and a battery life of over 90 % of the original. The 512 GB and 1 TB models are offered at the lowest prices tracked to date, and buyers are cautioned to verify sellers to avoid third‑party listings that may not carry the guarantee.
Other accessories on sale include the Apple iPhone Air Bumper, which has been discounted to $12.64 for Prime members and $13.42 for other customers. The bumper, a lightweight protective case, is available in several colors, with the Light Blue model at under $13, representing a 68 % discount from its $39 list price.
Overall, Amazon’s Labor Day sale provides a range of discounts across Apple hardware, accessories, and third‑party devices. While many of the price reductions are modest, the sale offers consumers an opportunity to purchase new Apple products at reduced prices, especially for the Apple Watch SE 3, AirTag 2, and the newly announced M6 Mac mini. The sale is expected to run through the Labor Day weekend, with Amazon encouraging shoppers to take advantage of the offers before inventory runs low.
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