Best Labor Day Apple deals: We found AirPods starting at $99 and iPads for $399

The best Apple Labor Day deals at a glance: Best AirPods deal Apple AirPods Pro 3 $199 (save $50) Get Deal Best iPad deal Apple iPad Air, 11-inch (M4, WiFi, 128GB) $649 (save $100) Get Deal Best iPhone deal Apple iPhone Air (256GB, unlocked) $849.99 (save $150) Get Deal Best MacBook deal Apple MacBook Pro, 14-inch (M5 Pro, 24GB RAM, 1TB SSD) $2,299.99 (save $199.01) Get Deal Best Headphones Deal Apple AirPods Max 2 Wireless Over-Ear Headphones (Purple) $449.00 at Amazon Get Deal Best Apple accessory deal Apple AirTags (2nd gen, 4-pack) $79.99 (save $19.01) Get Deal It's no secret that tech prices are getting out of control, thanks to RAMageddon.

Apple has increased the costs of most of its popular gadgets (with more price hikes to come), so any excuse to save some money is welcome.

Enter Labor Day Weekend sales .

Ahead of the iPhone launch event this week, Amazon , Best Buy , and other major retailers are offering Labor Day deals on Apple products.

Notably, iPads and iPhones are up to $150 off, while MacBooks are up to $500 off.

You can even grab AirPods starting at just $99.

While we don't anticipate Prime Day-level discounts, though that would be wonderful, we've collected all of the best Labor Day Apple deals in one place.

Don't forget that Apple is widely expected to announce new AirPods Pro, iPhones, and Apple Watches on Sept.

9, and so retailers may be making room in their warehouses for a ton of new products.

Best iPad deal Opens in a new window Credit: Apple Apple iPad Air, 11-inch (M4, WiFi, 128GB) $649 at Amazon or Best Buy $749 Save $100 Get Deal Why we like it If you're looking to buy a new iPad, the M4 Air is our top pick for most people .

It's not all that different from its predecessor, but that's not a bad thing (we loved the M3 iPad Air , too).

The latest version packs an insanely powerful M4 chip, a thin and lightweight build, a brilliant Liquid Retina display, and Apple's N1 and C1X connectivity chips.

It's honestly almost too powerful for most users, with enough oomph to handle memory-intensive programs like Final Cut Pro.

Yet, its price tag isn't quite as stunning as the iPad Pro.