Amazon Prime Day has started, running for 48 hours until midnight on July 17. The event features deals on Apple products, including iPads, Apple Watches, and Macs. Some discounts are available to everyone, while others are exclusive to Amazon Prime members.

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Amazon's Prime Day sale is on from July 16 to midnight on July 17, offering deals on Apple devices, including iPads, Macs, Apple Watches, storage, and displays. All Apple tablets, from the newest iPad Air and Pro to the mini and 10th-gen iPad, will see their best prices ever. The sale runs from midnight on July 16 to midnight on July 17, with deals changing until the final hours.

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Amazon is offering discounts on MacBooks during Prime Day, which starts on July 16 and lasts for 48 hours. The best deals on MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models can be found on Amazon's website. Note that refurbished models may be offered if the original models go out of stock.

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Amazon's Prime Day sale starts on July 16 and runs until midnight on July 17. The sale includes discounted products and deals, but in the US, Amazon is not the place to buy a new iPhone. However, in the UK, you can find the latest iPhones at Amazon at lower prices than Apple sells them for, unlocked and available for purchase.

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Amazon Prime Day is taking place from July 16 to July 17, offering discounts on some Macs. The sale is a good time to save money when buying a new Mac, especially for back-to-school shopping. Mac desktops are available on Amazon, and a buying guide is available to help with the purchasing decision.

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Apple's AirPods are rarely on sale, but during Prime Day, Amazon offers discounts of 25% or more. The sale event runs from July 16 to midnight on July 17. Amazon is one of the best places to look for AirPods deals.

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A new report from CIRP found that in 2024, more than half of US consumers (56%) held on to their Macs for 3 years or more before replacing them, a 16-point increase from 2020. The number of upgraders who keep their Mac for 2-3 years decreased from 19 to 13%, and those who keep it for 1-2 years dropped from 23 to 19%. The study surveyed US consumers about their previous Mac replacement habits.

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