Celebrate Apple's new CEO with discounts on its best-selling devices — AirTags, AirPods, iPads, and more from $79.99
On Tuesday, Apple announced that Tim Cook was leaving his role as CEO and that John Ternus would take over.
This news might not interest you, but discounts on Apple's best-selling devices should.
Thanks to Labor Day sales (not the new CEO), you can find impressive discounts on Apple gadgets, including AirPods, iPads, AirTags, MacBooks, and smartwatches.
Today's deals come at the right time, as Apple recently increased prices on some of its products due to rising RAM and component costs.
So now let's get to the deals.
I've listed the 14 best Apple offers below from retailers like Amazon and Best Buy, with prices starting at just $79.99.
Highlights include AirPods 4 on sale for $99 , the popular 11-inch iPad on sale for $399 , and a r are $20 discount on the all-new Apple AirTag 4-pack .
Keep in mind that most of the Apple deals below are discounted for Labor Day, so they're limited-time offers that end on Labor Day (September 7).
Today's best Apple deals AirTag 4 Pack (2nd generation): was $99 now $79.99 You can get the best-selling Apple AirTag 4 Pack for $79.99, which is the lowest price we've ever seen.
A great way to track a child's backpack or luggage, the AirTag can be attached to anything you don't want to lose, and your iPhone can locate it.
View Deal EarPods Headphones with Lightning Connector: was $19 now $14.88 If you haven't heard, wired headphones are all the rage, which is why Apple's EarPods for $14.88 are an excellent early Prime Day deal.
A slim, quality-looking design, clear sound, and comfortable fit are just a few of their best qualities.
This model works with all devices that have a Lightning connector – which is iPhone 14 and before – so if you've got a newer iPhone, you'll instead want the USB-C version ($16.99 at Amazon) .
View Deal The AirPods 4 are Apple's cheapest AirPods, and you can find them on sale for $99, which is the lowest price we've seen this year and just $30 shy of the record-low.
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