Labor Day 2026 is almost over, but there’s still time to take advantage of the Apple deals and broader savings that have appeared across major retailers. This year’s sale weekend has produced some notable lows, including all-time best prices on AirTag 2, a return to the lowest price we have seen for AirPods Max 2, and rare discounts on Apple’s newest Mac mini, MacBook Air, iPhone, and iPad models. If you have been waiting for a deal on an Apple product, now is the time to check the offerings before the sales window closes.

Beyond the flagship Apple hardware, the sale includes a huge selection of accessories and companion gear. There are substantial markdowns on MagSafe wallets, charging cables, Apple Watch bands, power adapters, Anker chargers, and all-in-one power stations. The same sale period extends to televisions, computer monitors, e-bikes, smart-home devices, gaming equipment, and many other product categories. Below is a look at the most important deals still live today, with pricing and the usual list-price comparisons.

Apple audio deals

The headline AirPods deals of Labor Day include the AirPods Pro 3, which is available for $199 instead of the usual $249. That is a $50 discount and one of the more straightforward savings on Apple’s premium earbuds. The AirPods Max 2 over-ear headphones have dropped by $100 to $449, which marks one of the strongest discounts on the latest model since its release. Standard AirPods 4 are also on sale at $99, down from their regular price of $129.

For buyers considering Apple’s earbuds, the AirPods Pro 3 include active noise cancellation, adaptive audio, and wireless charging. The AirPods Max 2 retain the high-end aluminum build, improved soundstage, and comfortable over-ear fit. The AirPods 4 provide a more affordable entry point, especially for people who prefer an open-ear fit.

AirTag 2 and trackers

Apple’s AirTag 2 has reached a matching all-time low in this sale. A single AirTag 2 is available for $24, down from the regular price of $29. If you need multiple trackers, the AirTag 2 four-pack is even more compelling at $80, down from $99. This is a new all-time low for the four-pack. These trackers have a built-in speaker, replaceable battery, and precision finding support on iPhone. They are useful for keeping tabs on luggage, keys, backpacks, bikes, and anything else you might misplace.

Mac mini and MacBook Air

The current-generation Mac mini has found its way into the Labor Day roundup. The 2026 Mac mini M6 with 16GB of RAM and 256GB of storage is marked down to $880, which is a modest discount from $899. The 512GB version is $1,070, and the 24GB/512GB model is $1,270. For buyers who need more graphics performance, the M5 Pro Mac mini with 24GB of RAM and 512GB of storage is available for $1,669.

Apple’s M5 MacBook Air is also featured. The 13-inch M5 MacBook Air with 16GB of memory and 1TB of storage is listed at $1,449, a $150 price reduction from its regular price of $1,599. Apple has also offered refurbished units at $1,359, giving buyers another way to save. The refurbished listing is available in Midnight, Starlight, and Sky Blue color options.

iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone Air

Amazon is showing all-time lows on several 1TB iPhone 17 Pro models. Prices start at $1,208 for the silver 1TB model, with Cosmic Orange and Deep Blue at $1,214 and $1,215, respectively. The regular price for those phones is $1,499. For people looking for less storage, the 512GB iPhone 17 Pro is priced from $1,170, down from $1,299. These are some of the lowest prices seen on this year’s flagship Pro iPhone.

The iPhone Air is also discounted. New units start at $850 for the 256GB model, while the 512GB and 1TB versions are $1,050 and $1,250, respectively. Open-box units provide additional savings, with the 256GB Space Black iPhone Air available at $807 and 512GB models starting at $840. The iPhone Air is designed to be a thinner, lighter addition to the lineup, and it appeals to shoppers who want a modern iPhone without the Pro camera system or Pro price.

M4 iPad Air

Apple’s M4 iPad Air is part of the Labor Day sale. The 11-inch model with 128GB of storage is available for $650, a $99 saving from its $749 regular price. The 512GB 11-inch version is $949. On the larger side, the 13-inch M4 iPad Air with 128GB is $850, and the 256GB version is $950. This line of iPads offers support for the Apple Pencil Pro, a fast M4 processor, and an improved display. It is a strong middle-ground option for students and professionals who do not need the Pro model but still want the latest Apple silicon.

Apple MagSafe battery and accessories

Apple’s MagSafe Battery has dropped to $59 for the iPhone Air-compatible model, down from $99. Amazon Resale has the same accessory at $39, with the caveat that it is an open-box unit. The battery attaches to the back of a compatible iPhone and provides wireless power on the go.

Apple Watch bands are also heavily discounted. The Sport Band is available for $18, while the Leather Link band is also $18. Sport Loop models are priced at $22.50, and the Trail Loop is down to $36. These are large reductions from their list prices, which range from $49 to $99 depending on the style.

The Apple USB-C cable deals cover woven charge cables in one-, two-, and three-pack options. A single 1-meter cable is $11, while a two-pack is $17 and a three-pack is $22.50. The 2-meter USB-C cable is $14 for one, $20 for two, and $30 for three. There is also a sale on Apple USB-C to MagSafe 3 cables for Mac notebooks, with single packs from $27 and multi-packs also receiving sizable discounts.

Charging gear and smartphone accessories

In addition to Apple’s first-party accessories, the Labor Day sale includes a wide array of chargers and phone accessories. Anker’s sale has up to 46% off power banks and wall chargers, with some models starting at just $12. Popular items include Qi2-compatible 15W MagSafe power banks, 100W USB-C chargers, and portable charging stations. The Anker MagGo 2 Pro Qi2.2 power bank with a smart display is another launch-day deal, and the brand has also introduced several new chargers at IFA that are now starting to receive their first discounts.

Belkin is another brand appearing throughout the sale. Its 45W USB-C charger has dropped to $15, making it an easy addition to a travel kit. Belkin has also launched semi-solid-state gel power banks and a dual-tone aluminum 25W Qi2.2 wireless MagSafe power bank. That model is available at $77 for Labor Day after its first price cut. Baseus is also in the mix with its Dark Cherry 100W smart-display charger at $40, plus a 10,000mAh power bank for $33.

Other smartphone accessories include Twelve South’s AirFly Pro wireless transmitter at $40, a MagSafe accessory that mounts an iPhone to golf carts and gym equipment for $20, and a universal airplane tray phone mount with a built-in light for $9.50. UGREEN has introduced a liquid-cooled Qi2.2 25W power bank called MagFlow Pro, and Google Find Hub Moto Tag 2 trackers are back down at $17.50 each.

More Labor Day sales across categories

The savings are not limited to Apple hardware. Best Buy’s Labor Day sale goes through today with discounts on Galaxy phones, appliances, laptops, TVs, and more. Some appliances have up to $1,650 off. Amazon’s own devices sale includes Echo speakers, Fire TV, and Kindle models, with discounts of up to 60% and entry prices below $20. The latest Kindle Scribe has also received a rare markdown of as much as $110.

Clothing deals are widespread during the final hours of the sale. adidas is running an end-of-summer sale with an extra 30% off clearance, and prices have dropped as low as $17 on slides and shoes. Nike has up to 40% off shoes and apparel, LeBron models are included, and Lacoste items are as much as 50% off. Amazon also has a large Levi’s collection at up to 60% off, plus discounted flannel shirts, polo shirts, and sunglasses from various third-party sellers.

For home entertainment, LG’s most affordable 65-inch 2026 OLED TV has fallen to an all-time low with $800 off, and Sony’s BRAVIA 7 II HDR Google TV with Gemini is also $800 off. Samsung’s 2026 4K/330Hz Odyssey OLED G7 gaming monitor is down by $350, while an Alienware 240Hz QD-OLED monitor is available at $320. AOC portable monitors are discounted to as little as $50.

The gaming portion of the sale includes Switch 2 and PlayStation 5 titles from $20, with several new releases seeing price cuts. Nintendo has also announced Zelda’s 40th Anniversary Direct, and pre-orders for a limited edition Grand Theft Auto VI DualSense controller have gone live. Sony is holding a September State of Play double-feature showcase this week, adding more context to the game deals appearing alongside the hardware promotions.

Smart home discounts cover robotic vacuums from Roborock, Yeedi, and ECOVACS, as well as eufy security cameras, ecobee thermostats, and Govee lighting. One standout is the Roborock Qrevo Curv 2 Flow robot vacuum and mop, which is down to $700. eufy’s SoloCam S340 solar security camera is available for $140. There are also Matter-certified smart bulbs available for $26 and a range of power stations from EcoFlow, Jackery, Anker SOLIX, and Bluetti with discounts that vary by capacity.

Outdoor and tool deals include an EGO 56V 16-inch cordless chainsaw at $195, Worx chainsaws and multi-tools, Gerber’s Dime 12-in-1 multi-tool at $17, and a Greenworks electric pressure washer at $150. Several e-bike brands, including Velotric, Tenways, ENGWE, and Lectric, are offering lower prices on commuter and off-road models, some with free extra battery bundles. The sale also includes projectors from Anker Nebula, e-scooters from Segway and Navee, LEGO sets, Stanley drinkware, and many more seasonal items.

With the sale window closing at the end of the day, shoppers who are considering a new Apple product or a high-ticket accessory will want to finalize their purchase soon. The all-time lows on AirTag 2, the $100 discount on AirPods Max 2, and the reductions across Macs and iPhones make this one of the more complete Apple Labor Day events of the year.

Source:9to5Mac News