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Amazon Extends Post-Prime Day Apple and Coffee Maker Deals as Retailers Keep Discounts Live

After October Prime Day, Amazon and other US retailers are still offering Apple device discounts and coffee maker deals, including AirPods Pro 3 at $179 and up to $300 off De'Longhi, Breville and Ninja machines.

AI News Feed · 2026-10-09 02:13

9to5Mac reported that Amazon was still selling AirPods Pro 3 for $179, down from $249, a nearly 30% discount and among the lowest prices tracked for the earbuds. AirPods Max 2 remained at $429, $120 off the $549 list price, with all five colors available. The publication said the AirPods Max 2 deal was within $30 of the Amazon all-time low it has tracked once since release, and the AirPods Pro 3 price was only once lower, briefly at $169 during the four-day summer Prime Day sale in late June.

Apple's newly released M6 Mac mini also remained discounted, with up to $150 off. According to 9to5Mac, Amazon offered the 2026 M6 Mac mini with 16GB memory and 256GB storage for $780, down from $899; the 16GB/512GB model for $950, down from $1,099; and the 24GB/512GB model for $1,150, down from $1,299. The 2026 M5 Pro Mac mini with 24GB/512GB was $1,550, down from $1,699, and the M5 Max Mac Studio was $2,300, down from $2,499. 9to5Mac described the M6 Mac mini 16GB/512GB and 24GB/512GB prices, as well as the M5 Pro Mac mini and M5 Max Mac Studio prices, as all-time lows.

Apple Watch Series 12 configurations were also still at Prime Day all-time lows, though some models were beginning to rise in price. 9to5Mac listed the 42mm GPS model at $350, down from $399, and the 42mm GPS + Cellular model at $450, down from $499, with one 42mm GPS + Cellular configuration at $490. The 46mm GPS model was $400, down from $449, and the 46mm GPS + Cellular model was $500, down from $549. Official Apple iPhone 18 Pro cases were also at all-time lows, including the Silicone Case with MagSafe in Magenta or Olive at $42, down from $49, and a Navy Blue Silicone Case at $42, according to the same report.

The Apple roundup also referenced $200 price drops on M5 MacBook Air models and Sony BRAVIA televisions at up to $1,000 off at Amazon, including OLED and mini-LED sets, but did not provide further pricing details.

On the coffee side, TechRadar reported that Amazon quietly kept top coffee maker deals live after Prime Day, and they were available to everyone rather than only Prime subscribers. De'Longhi machines were discounted by up to $300, including the Magnifica Evo, Rivelia, Magnifica Duo and La Specialista Touch. The Magnifica Duo had $200 off, and the La Specialista Touch had $150 off. Breville Barista machines were also on sale, with the Barista Express discounted by 24%, the Barista Pro at $220 off, the Barista Touch at $200 off, and a Bambino Plus bundle that included a Baratza grinder.

Ninja coffee maker deals remained as well, according to TechRadar. The first-generation Ninja Luxe Café was at the same price seen during Prime Big Deal Days, the compact Luxe Café Mini with an automatic temperature-controlled steam wand was also discounted, and a smaller brewer that prepares espresso using K-Cups and drip coffee using grounds had $70 off. TechRadar said Amazon marked the deals as limited time and would likely raise prices before Black Friday. The article also noted Best Buy was offering $200 off coffee makers for Techtober, while Breville, De'Longhi, Ninja and Walmart were running their own related promotions; Walmart's tech sale was scheduled to run until October 11.