Amazon’s much-anticipated Prime Day event is just around the corner, but for Apple fans, the deals have already started rolling in—and they’re anything but ordinary. From deep discounts on flagship smartwatches to rare price drops on coveted accessories, early Prime Day deals are turning June 2026 into a shopping bonanza for anyone looking to upgrade their tech arsenal. Shoppers eager to score the best value on Apple Watches, AirPods, MacBooks, and accessories are already seeing some of the steepest markdowns of the year, with prices that are making even seasoned deal-hunters do a double-take.
Prime Day itself officially kicks off on June 23 and runs through June 26, but according to Popular Mechanics, Amazon has wasted no time in launching early deals. As of June 15, 2026, a wide range of Apple hardware—including the latest M-series MacBooks, AirPods, and Apple Watches—are already on sale. The 2026 MacBook Air, for example, is currently available at 15 percent off, while several AirPods models, including the premium AirPods Max, have seen rare markdowns. It’s a golden opportunity for anyone who’s been holding out for a price drop, especially since these discounts are often fleeting during the Prime Day rush.
For many, the real headline is the wave of Apple Watch deals sweeping through Amazon. According to Tom’s Guide, the Apple Watch Series 11 (GPS, 42mm) is now selling for just $299, down from its usual $399—a record low. The Apple Watch SE 3 (GPS, 40mm) is also discounted, now $219 from $249. But perhaps the most eye-catching offer is on the Apple Watch Ultra 3, which is available for $699, a full $100 off its $799 retail price. These deals are not just numbers on a page; they represent some of the best savings ever seen on Apple’s flagship wearables.
The Apple Watch Ultra 3, in particular, stands out for its robust feature set. As Tom’s Guide notes, it boasts a 42-hour battery life, the largest and brightest display of any Apple Watch, precision dual-frequency GPS, cellular connectivity, and even a built-in satellite for emergency communications. In their review, Tom’s Guide called it "the ultimate wearable for those who want the very best." The Apple Watch Series 11, meanwhile, brings a significant leap forward with a 24-hour battery life, always-on display, and health-focused features like Sleep Score and hypertension alerts. The SE 3, Apple’s new mid-tier offering, packs much of the Series 11’s power and features—such as the S10 processor and always-on display—at an even more accessible price.
According to MacRumors, Amazon is offering a particularly notable $99 discount on the Apple Watch Ultra 3 Black Titanium model with the Black Ocean Band, bringing the price down to $699 as of June 15. Other Ultra 3 models are also discounted, though by slightly smaller amounts (around $50 off). For those hoping to gift a watch for Father’s Day, Amazon promises delivery of the Black Ocean Band model before June 21. The Apple Watch Series 11 is also enjoying $100 discounts across multiple models, with the 42mm GPS model at $299 and the larger 46mm GPS version at $329 (down from $429). These are all-time low prices, and with Prime Day still a week away, they could signal even greater bargains to come.
Carrier deals are sweetening the pot further. T-Mobile, for instance, is taking $300 off any second Apple Watch when you purchase one and open a qualifying watch line, or $200 off with just one new line. Verizon is offering up to $300 off the Apple Watch 11 with eligible trade-ins and a data plan, while AT&T will give you $300 off when you buy two Apple Watches on installment plans—though the discount is applied as bill credits over 36 months. These offers, as Tom’s Guide points out, make it possible to save big whether you’re buying for yourself or adding a device for a family member.
Of course, Apple’s own accessories haven’t been left out of the early Prime Day action. The Anker MagSafe 3-in-1 wireless charger is currently available at one of its best prices ever. According to reporting from the Verge, this stylish charger—which can power an iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods simultaneously—has dropped from its usual $90 price tag to just $67 as of June 15. The charger supports iPhone Series 12 through 17, AirPods 2/3/4, AirPods Pro 2/3, Apple Watch Ultra, Series 1 through 11, and SE. It includes a 40W USB-C adapter, a 5-foot USB-C to USB-C cable, a welcome guide, and a generous 24-month warranty. The device can take an iPhone 16 Pro Max from 0 to 20% in about 20 minutes and charge an Apple Watch Series 10 from 0 to 100% in just over an hour. With its secure magnetic pads and clutter-free design, it’s a practical (and good-looking) addition to any Apple fan’s setup. But this deal is strictly limited-time, expected to end within a couple of days from June 15.
These discounts are part of Amazon’s broader strategy to dominate the tech deal space ahead of Prime Day. As Sarah Connor, Reviews Editor for Popular Mechanics, points out, Amazon is consistently leading the pack with the steepest cuts on Apple hardware. The early deals are a way to build excitement and drive traffic before the official Prime Day event, which is known for some of the year’s most competitive pricing on everything from laptops to smartwatches.
But it’s not just about the numbers. The new generation of Apple Watches, for example, is packed with features that go beyond simple fitness tracking. The Series 11’s always-on screen is now twice as scratch-resistant as previous models, and its 5G radio (in the cellular version) means users can stay connected even without their phone. Hypertension alerts and advanced sleep tracking are designed to help users monitor their health proactively—potentially even catching issues before they become serious. The SE 3, with its own always-on display and health features powered by Apple Intelligence, represents a remarkable value, especially for first-time buyers or those looking to upgrade from an older model.
With all these deals in play, shoppers have more options—and more incentive—than ever to pick up a new Apple device or accessory. But as Tom’s Guide cautions, Amazon’s prices can change rapidly, and hidden coupons or discounts might only appear during checkout. For the best shot at snagging a deal, it’s wise to keep a close eye on product pages and act quickly when a price drop appears.
As Prime Day approaches, the competition among retailers—and the pressure to offer the lowest prices—will only intensify. For now, though, Amazon’s early Apple deals are setting a high bar, offering rare savings on some of the most sought-after gadgets of 2026. Whether you’re shopping for a powerful new smartwatch, a versatile charging station, or the latest MacBook, the window for these bargains may close as quickly as it opened.
With Prime Day just days away, those looking to upgrade their tech would do well to act fast—these deals, like the best moments in tech, won’t last forever.