The Amazon Labor Day sale is now live for 2026, featuring thousands of markdowns across Apple, Android, TVs, and tech priced under EUR 86. Standout offers include EUR 43 off the AirPods Pro 3, an ongoing all-time low on AirTag 2, and the first cash discounts on Apple’s newly announced M6 Mac mini lineup.
Apple audio and AirTag 2 deals
Apple accessory shoppers have several options during the event. The new 2026 AirTag 2 has dropped as low as EUR 17 each, with a single unit priced at EUR 21 (regularly EUR 25) and a four-pack at EUR 69 (regularly EUR 85), a new all-time low. The AirPods Pro 3 are down to EUR 172 from EUR 214, while the AirPods Max 2 fall to EUR 368 from EUR 472 and the AirPods 4 drop to EUR 85 from EUR 111.
Additional Apple accessories in the sale include the iPhone Air MagSafe Battery from EUR 33 and the new Apple Polishing Cloth at EUR 8 with Prime shipping.
M6 Mac mini pre-order discounts arrive
Amazon has introduced the first price cuts on the M6 Mac mini, currently the only major retailer offering a discount on the new machine. The base 16GB/256GB configuration is EUR 756 (regularly EUR 772), and the mid-range 16GB/512GB model is EUR 919 (regularly EUR 944). The 24GB/512GB M6 model remains at EUR 1,116, while the M5 Pro Mac mini in a 24GB/512GB build is EUR 1,433 (regularly EUR 1,459).
The reductions are modest given the new Mac mini starts at EUR 772, but the systems have not yet shipped. Deliveries begin September 22. Other authorized Apple retailers, along with Apple directly, continue to list the M6 Mac mini at full price.
Apple Watch SE 3 hits a record low
As part of the event, Amazon is selling the 44mm Apple Watch SE 3 in Midnight for EUR 172 shipped, the lowest price tracked so far. The model normally sells for EUR 240, making this roughly 30% off and a EUR 68 savings.
Beyond Apple gear, the Anker Labor Day sale is live with up to 42% off, and Bose Labor Day deals reach up to EUR 275 off. The AirTag 2 discounts represent one of the best Apple accessory prices seen this year.
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