Early Presidents’ Day Apple Deals: Save Hundreds On AirPods, iPads, MacBooks

We’re drawing close to this year’s Presidents’ Day, which means two things. First, three-day weekend! Second, we’re seeing prices drop left, right, and center. We’re also loving the discounts we’re seeing on Apple products, especially since we don’t always see so many deals at once. Whether you need a new tablet, laptop, or earbuds, we’re here to track down Apple’s most amazing deals for Presidents’ Day.

Presidents’ Day iPad Deals

Apple iPad 10th Gen

10.9-inch Liquid Retina Display, A14 Bionic chip, 64GB storage

$279.00
at Amazon

$349.00
Save $70.00

The 10th gen iPad is one of the best purchases you can make, as the tablet has a gorgeous design, high-quality cameras and good enough speakers that you’ll never complain about the content you’re watching or the video calls you’re on. You also can’t complain about that $70 discount. “Apple’s 10th-generation iPad remains the best tablet for most people,” states our expert, Eric Zeman. He also gave this mode; an “Ecellent” rating in our review as well as our Editors’ choice award, appreciating just how fast this tablet can be when performing every day tasks.

Apple iPad Pro

13-inch Ultra Retina , M4 chip, 256GB storage

$1,099.00
at Amazon

$1,299.00
Save $200.00

Apple’s most capable iPad model is a decent $200 off right now, which isn’t a savings we see that often. We rated this model as “Excellent,” finding that it has a brilliant OLED display, fantastic performance, and better cameras than you’d expect to see in a tablet. “Overall, it’s our Editors’ Choice winner for creatives who want a slim, light tablet that can handle practically anything,” Eric Zeman notes in our review.

Presidents’ Day AirTag Deals

It’s tiny, it’s smart, and it’s on sale — the Apple AirTag is 21% off ahead of Presidents’ Day. In our review we rated these trackers as “Excellent” and gave it our Editors’ Choice award, finding they’re accurate and reliable. You can swap out the battery on these and that you can get their location even when outside Bluetooth range, as long as they can ping off of a nearby iPhone or iPad. “By tightly integrating the tag with iOS, Apple has made a Bluetooth item tracker that ‘just works,’ with absolutely delightful UWB direction-finding and no connection errors,” says Eric Zeman.

The AirTag is a sleek and delightful way to track your lost devices,” the review reads.

Presidents’ Day MacBook Deals

Apple MacBook Air

13-inch display, M3 chip, 16GB memory, 256GB SSD

$899.00
at Best Buy

$1,099.00
Save $200.00

Apple’s M3 MacBook Air laptops are some of the best devices you can get right now if you’re on the hunt for an everyday laptop. Not only did we give this one our Editors’ Choice award, but it also received an “Excellent” rating for the great balance between portability and power, the capable graphics performance, and the gorgeously slim and lightweight design. Our expert, Brian Westover, went as far as to call it “the best ultraportable Mac.” And now it’s $200 off!

Presidents’ Day AirPod Deals

Apple AirPods Pro 2

Bluetooth earbuds, ANC, transparency mode, hearing aid feature, H2 chip, 30 hours playtime

$169.00
at Amazon

$249.00
Save $80.00

The AirPods Pro 2 may not be as affordable as they were on Black Friday, but 32% is still one hell of a deal. We truly loved reviewing these earbuds, giving them an “Outstanding” rating and our Editors’ Choice award. They deliver a rich audio performance and have excellent active noise cancelling, and we especially loved the Conversation Aware feature that adjusts the music volume when you speak. “The AirPods Pro 2 are the top true wireless earphones for Apple users,” says our expert, Tim Gideon.

Presidents’ Day sales are popping up everywhere, but you can always find top tech for low prices at PCMag Deals.

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I have been a writer since 2006 when I covered various domains for local publications. In 2012, I started covering technology broadly and I’ve written thousands of articles since then. I’ve written social media and cybersecurity news, software and hardware reviews, streaming guides, how-tos, tech deals, and more. I have bylines in numerous publications, including MakeUseOf, Pocket-Lint, Android Police, How to Geek, XDA, Softpedia, as well as here at PCMag. When I’m not working, I like to spend time with my family, read, game, paint, listen to music, and run around after our many pets asking what it is they’re chewing on this time.

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