The best Apple deals

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Finding the best Apple deals can be difficult with such a wide variety of products and retailers about, and considering Apple make some of the best tech around their goods usually come with a higher price tag.

Apple update their most popular lines of products nearly once every year but despite the frequent release of newer variations, older models can still hold their value well for a while. Apple rarely discount their own products outside of special sale events or student discounts, but there are plenty of retailers that frequently slash their prices if you know where to look. And yes, that includes deals on newer models too!

Our below guide details the very best Apple deals on a wide range of the most popular Apple products, from AirPods and Apple Watches, iMacs and MacBooks to the ever popular iPad. We've made sure to include both new and older models to be more budget friendly, as well as listing the main pros and cons of each listing. Make sure to check out our hands-on reviews, and keep an eye on our live widgets for the very best prices on each product right now, wherever you're based!

If you're a student looking for more year-round savings, make sure to check out how to redeem the Apple student discounts currently on offer. And if you want to see what's next, read our report on the Apple VR headset. For now, let's find the best Apple deals on offer. 

Best Apple deals: iPads

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01. Apple iPad 10.9 (2022, 10th generation)

The latest generation of the most affordable iPad

Display size: 10.9in | Processor: A14 Bionic | Storage options : 64GB, 256GB | Apple Pencil compatibility: 1st generation

Excellent value for money
Comfortable size
Great colour choices
Similar to older models

Apple's best value iPad yet, the iPad 10.9 (2022) is significantly faster than its predecessor thanks to the impressive A14 chip, super easy to use and comes with an upgraded selfie camera that makes video calling a great deal smoother. It features the popular True Tone technology, which makes the display adjust to suit your surroundings when in use

It doesn't have the power of the iPad Pro range, but all in all, it's a fantastic affordable tablet for those that don't need the absolute most powerful tech that Apple offers. Check out our iPad (2021) review for more in-depth details.

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02. iPad Pro 12.9-inch (M2, 2022)

The best iPad for professional work

Display: 12.9-inch Liquid Retina XDR, 2732x2048 | Processor: M2 | Storage: 128GB to 2TB | Camera: 12MP Wide and 10MP Ultra Wide cameras | Apple Pencil support: 2nd generation

Hugely powerful
Lots of storage options
Amazing screen
Magic Keyboard bought separately (and is very pricey) 

The 2022 iPad Pro 12-inch is Apple's most powerful tablet yet, introducing the shiny new M2 chip to the iPad Pro. While the concept's been bandied about for years, this time Apple really has come close to producing a tablet that can replace a laptop or desktop PC. Pair this iPad with Apple's Magic Keyboard and you have a fully fledged multitasking productivity machine complete with a trackpad for a more laptop-like user experience. It's a brilliant device for all kinds of creative work, and indeed all kinds of work and play in general. You can read more on why we love it in our hands-on Apple iPad Pro M2 review.

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03. iPad Pro 11-inch (M1, 2021)

Pro features in a smaller form

Display: 11-inch Liquid Retina, 2388x1668 | Processor: M1 | Storage: 128GB to 2TB | Camera: 12MP Wide and 10MP Ultra Wide cameras | Apple pencil support: 2nd generation

Plenty of power
Great display
Excellent drawing capabilities
Premium pricing

The 11in iPad Pro (2021) is a lighter, more portable, and more affordable version of Apple's top-of-the-range tablet, and it's a device that sees regular Apple deals at many retailers. It doesn't boast the Liquid Retina XDR Mini LED display, which is one of the highlight of the larger device, but you still get the stunning performance of Apple's M1 chip and the same cameras, making it a great device if you want something smaller than the 12.9in tablet.

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04. Apple iPad Air (2022, 5th generation)

The iPad Air just got a lot more pro

Display size: 10.9in | Processor: M1 | Storage options : 64GB, 256GB | Apple Pencil compatibility: 2nd generation

Now with the same processor as the iPad Pro
Stunning display 
Very versatile
Quite close in price to the iPad Pro

The new iPad Air (2022) is the perfect compromise between the classic iPad and the Pro. In terms of specs, it outshines the entry-level iPad, but it won't set you back anywhere near as much as the Pro. The 5th generation iPad Air even features Apple's M1 chipset, Liquid Retina display, and dual cameras (12MP rear, 7MP front). It has fantastic screen and CPU specs, and the 2022 version has a 10.9-inch screen and facial recognition. 

Released just this April, it may seem early to include this in a guide to the best Apple deals, but we have already seen some small discounts cropping up at Amazon, so keep an eye on the price widget above.

Best Apple deals: MacBooks

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01. MacBook Pro 14-inch (M1 Pro, M1 Max, 2021)

The best MacBook for most creatives

Processor: Apple M1 Pro, M1 Max | Storage: 512GB, 1TB, 2TB, 4TB, 8TB | Memory: 16GB, 32GB, 64GB (unified memory architecture) | Touch ID and Touch Bar?: Touch ID

Great performance
Stunning screen
Excellent battery life
Good selection of ports
Not the biggest screen

We reckon the 2021 MacBook Pro 14-inch is the best laptop that creative professionals can buy right now. Yes, it’s expensive, starting at  $1,799 / £1,763, but nothing can rival the performance and build quality this laptop offers, and we have seen some Apple deals on this offering up to $200 / £200 off. 

While the 2020 M1 MacBook 13 was already very impressive (see number 3), Apple's new M1 Pro and M1 Max chips (you can choose which configuration to opt for), take things even further and mean the latest Pros can handle even the most intensive creative with ease, offering excellent performance with complex graphics, including ultra high-resolution textures. It can often beat what even powerful professional graphics cards from Nvidia and AMD can manage, and its improved handling of video is superb.

This MacBook Pro offers more power than most people will need in a laptop, but for professional creatives, it's a dream. We only put the 14in at number one because its more portable size will make it the more convenient option for many – and it's a little cheaper too – but if you need the larger screen, there's the 16in version below. See our full MacBook Pro 14-inch (2021) review for more details.

Best Apple deals: MacBook Pro 16

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02. MacBook Pro 16-inch (M1 Pro, M1 Max, 2021)

The best MacBook for those who need a larger screen

Processor: Apple M1 Pro or M1 Max | Storage: 512GB, 1TB, 2TB, 4TB, 8TB | Memory: 16GB, 32GB, 64GB (unified memory architecture) | Touch ID and Touch Bar?: Touch ID

Fantastic power
Class-leading mini-LED screen
Huge battery life
Heavier than the older model

If you want Apple's best ever MacBook but with even more display to admire, you can get just that in the MacBook Pro 16in (2021). The larger device offers the same incredible performance with a larger screen and even better battery life. For many video editors and other creatives, the extra screen size will be very welcome. Don't expect to see big Apple deals on this beast for some time, but keep your eye on the price above for any reductions and you may be able to find a saving of a couple of hundred on the higher-spec configurations. See our full MacBook Pro 16-inch (2021) review for more details.

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03. MacBook Pro 13-inch (M2, 2022)

The best MacBook Pro for value

Processor: Apple M2 | Storage: 512GB, 1TB, 2TB | Memory: 16GB, 24GB (unified memory architecture) | Touch ID and Touch Bar?: Touch Bar and Touch ID

Great performance
Excellent battery life
More affordable than the MacBook Pro 14 and 16
Not as powerful as the 2021 MacBook Pro 14 and 16

The latest MacBook Pro, this year's M2-powered 13 incher might not be as powerful as last year's 14 and 16 with their M1 Pro and M1 Max chips, but it is the most accessible MacBook in terms of price. The addition of the M2 chips means it also has improved performance over its predecessor, not that the 2020 MacBook 13 was exactly a slouch. 

When we reviewed it, we felt it was a little directionless in that it doesn't really add anything new to the MacBook family, but this new laptop makes good sense if you don't need all the specs of the MacBook Pro 14 and 16 since it starts at $700 cheaper. What's more, we've already seen some discounts cropping up, particularly at Amazon, so it could be a good buy. See our full MacBook Pro 13-inch (M2,2022) review for more details.

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04. MacBook Air (M2, 2022)

The cheapest MacBook gets an upgrade

Processor: Apple M2 | Storage: 256GB, 512GB, 1TB, 2TB | Memory: 8GB, 16GB, 24GB (unified memory architecture) | Touch ID and Touch Bar?: Touch ID only

Pro-like power with the M2 chip
Super thin and light
Bigger, brighter screen
No discrete graphics
Display inferior to MacBook Pro

Apple's newest laptop is the 2022 MacBook Air, which was revealed only in July. Carrying the same M2 chip as the newest MacBook Pro (see above), the MacBook Air's becoming more and more Pro like. It also now starts at only $100 cheaper than the MacBook Pro 13, however, so while it's still Apple's most accessible laptop in terms of price – just – there's no longer a very clear differentiation between these two 2022 laptops.

The MacBook Pro 13 above offers better battery life, but the M2 MacBook Air has a slightly bigger and brighter screen, and it's also thinner and lighter. All in all, for more people who want a stunning, highly portable laptop that can handle creative work a a reasonably accessible price, we'd go for the Air. We found it to be a good enough upgrade to warrant choosing this over the 2020 MacBook Air too thanks to the improved design and the performance boost provided by the M2 chip.  See our full MacBook Air (M2, 2022) review for more details.

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05. MacBook Air (M1, 2022)

The previous MacBook Air is worth keeping an eye on for deals

Processor: Apple M1 | Storage: 256GB, 512GB, 1TB, 2TB | Memory: 8GB, 16GB (unified memory architecture) | Touch ID and Touch Bar?: Touch ID only

Still a great laptop
Silent operation
Performance has been beaten by the newer 2022 MacBook Air

The 2020 MacBook Air has now been superseded by this year's M2-chipped laptop above. However, this year's laptop also came with a bit of a price hike, so if you're after a gorgeous laptop at a more affordable price, it's still worth considering the M1 MacBook Air, especially if you find a deal – discounts of $100 or even more are now fairly common. 

The MacBook Air comes with Apple's own M1 chip with an 8-core CPU and 7-core GPU, all-day battery life, and 13.3-inch Retina display with P3 wide colour gamut support, so it's hardly passed it in terms of performance for creative use. See our in-depth MacBook Air (M1, 2020) review to learn more.

Best Apple deals: iMac

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01. iMac (24-inch, 2021)

Great looks and newer internals

CPU: Apple M1 chip with 8‑core CPU | Graphics: Integrated 7-core – 8-core GPU | RAM: 8GB – 16GB unified memory | Storage: up to 2TB | Display: 24-inch 4.5K Retina display

Excellent 4.5K retina display
New, colorful design
Lack of ports
No discrete GPU
Smaller display

For a colourful Mac experience, Apple's ultra-thin iMac M1 comes in a choice of six colours, offering truly stunning aesthetics. As for the specs, the 24-inch 4.5K display is gorgeous, and Apple's M1 chip offers a more-than-capable CPU. 

The iMac M1 maxes out at 16GB RAM and only features integrated graphics, so some creative pros may want to consider the older but beefier iMac 27-inch (see below). Still, for low-to-moderate design work and general computing, the iMac M1 is a solid machine. Full price, it starts at $1,250 / £1,249, but we've seen small savings crop up. See our full iMac M1 review for more details.

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02. iMac (27-inch, 2020)

This high-end choice is one of the best computers available

CPU: 10th-generation Intel Core i5 – i9 | Graphics: AMD Radeon Pro 5300 - Radeon Pro 5700 XT | RAM: 8GB – 128GB 2666MHz DDR4 | Storage: 256GB – 8TB SSD | Display: 27-inch (diagonal) 5120 x 2880 Retina 5K display

Improved internals
Large 5K retina display
Can be configured to be very powerful
Design is looking a tad dated
Just two Thunderbolt ports
No M1 Pro chip

While the iMac (27-inch, 2020) isn't the newest generation of Apple's all-in-one, we reckon it's still the best choice for many graphic designers. Thanks to its large screen and discrete graphics card, it's got everything graphic designers need, and the subsequent introduction of newer models also means you might have an easier time picking it up or a good price. 

This 2020 version is one of the last computers from Apple not to sport the in-house M1 processing chips. Instead, it uses 10th generation Intel Core processors, with the option to go for a 10-core CPU. This is a huge amount of computing power, comfortably more than you need for all but the most absurdly resource-intensive design tasks. When we reviewed the iMac 2020, we were impressed by both the quality of the display and the speed of the performance. It will cost you, with a retail price from $1,725 / £1.749,  but with the computer getting on now, you may spot a deal.

Best Apple deals: Apple Pencil

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01. Apple Pencil 2nd gen

The best iPad stylus (if your iPad is compatible)

Pressure levels: Not specified (around 4096) | Weight: 20.7g | Length: 166mm | Connectivity: Bluetooth | Battery life: 12 hours

Really natural to use
Good with all apps
Great for writing and drawing
Not compatible with all iPads

If you have anything other than a standard 2019 iPad or iPad Air, you'll need a second-generation Apple Pencil. It costs a little more but includes several welcome features that offer improvements over its older sibling. 

It ditches the totally circular design for a flat edge, which means it won't roll away and can be attached to an iPad via magnets for safekeeping and wireless charging. It also has a matte finish for a more authentic pencil feel and a nicer hold.  See our hands-on Apple Pencil 2 review for more details.

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02. Apple Pencil 1st gen

The original Apple Pencil works with older and cheaper iPads

Pressure levels: Not specified (around 4096) | Weight: 20.7g | Length: 175.7 mm | Connectivity: Bluetooth/Lightning | Battery life: 12 hours

Broad iPad compatibility
Smooth in operation
No magnetic storage…
... or simultaneous charging

The original Apple Pencil was first released back in 2015, and its excellent quality means it's retained its value to this day. Whether you can use it depends on what model iPad you have, however. It's supported by the iPad 10.2-inch (2019), iPad mini (2019) and iPad Air (2019).

If you have anything newer than those, then you'll need the slightly more expensive second-gen Apple Pencil below, which ironed out a couple of the flaws in this first stylus, particularly the circular design which makes it prone to rolling away. See our full Apple Pencil review to learn more.

Best Apple deals: Apple Watch

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01. Apple Watch 8

The best Apple Watch yet

OS: watchOS 8 | Compatibility: iOS | Display: 1.69 / 1.9in | Processor: Apple S8 | Onboard storage: 32GB | Battery: 18 hours | Charging method: Wireless | IP rating: Water-resistant to 50m | Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, LTE

Brighter, larger screen than previous Watches
Faster charging
Improved Bluetooth 5.3
Battery life could be longer
Similar to older, more affordable models

The Apple Watch 8 is the biggest Apple Watch to date. The bigger screen size makes it the most usable Apple Watch yet, while it also chargers more quickly and has a 70 per cent brighter always on display indoors. We've regularly seen at least $30 off at Amazon in the US, so keep an eye on the price widget above.

Best Apple deals: Apple Watch 6

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02. Apple Watch 6

Still a great watch

OS: watchOS 8 | Compatibility: iOS | Display: 1.78in OLED | Processor: Apple S6 | Onboard storage: 32GB | Battery: 18 hours | Charging method: Wireless | IP rating: Water-resistant to 50m | Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, LTE

Great colours
Always-on display
No big upgrade over the previous generation
Battery life could be longer

September 2020's Apple Watch Series 6 boasted an always-on screen and took a step forward introducing blood oxygen monitoring – great if you want to keep on top of your fitness / wellbeing. It also introduced stainless steel and ceramic cases on top of the existing aluminium option, and fresh goodies such as an ECG app, international emergency calling, fall detection and even a compass. 

The battery life is also a step up from the Watch 5, and with the S6 processor, everything just runs that bit quicker. It's a great watch, but with the Series 7 and 8 offering a bigger display at the same starting price, you'll want to see a discount to make the Series 6 worth considering over the newer watches. This model was also released at the same time as the cheaper Apple Watch SE, which is also well worth a look if you want a cheaper price (see below). See our full Apple Watch Series 6 review for more details.

Best apple deals: Apple Watch SE deals

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03. Apple Watch SE

The most affordable Apple Watch

OS: watchOS 8 | Compatibility: iOS | Display: 1.78in OLED | Processor: Apple S5 | Onboard storage: 32GB | Battery: 18 hours | Charging method: Wireless | IP rating: Water-resistant to 50m | Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, LTE

Great colours
Always-on display
No always-on display 
Battery life could be longer

If the Apple Watch Series 6 is too pricy but you want something more up to date than the Apple Watch Series 3, the Apple Watch SE might be for you. It's among Apple's most affordable watch offerings, and while it may lack some more cutting-edge features – notably an always-on display – it does just enough to be a serviceable companion to your iPhone.

Like the Series 6, this mid-range Apple Watch includes 32GB of storage and runs watchOS 7. The SE has an S5 chipset, which is one notch down from the Series 6 and its S6 chipset. However, one area where the Apple Watch SE actually beats the Apple Watch Series 6 is battery life – a silver lining to that lack of always-on display.

If you don't need all the bells and whistles of the Series 6, go for the Apple Watch SE and save some cash on your brand-new smartwatch . You can put the extra money towards customising your new SE by picking up one of the best Apple Watch bands. See our full Apple Watch SE review for more details.

Best Apple deals: Apple AirPods

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01. AirPods Pro (2nd Generation)

The newest AirPods add water and sweat resistance

Water and sweat resistance: Yes | Active noise cancelling: Yes | Battery life: Up to 6 hours | Siri: Yes | Spatial audio: Yes | Transparency mode: Yes

Significant upgrade to the original Pros
Active noise cancelling and Adaptive Transparency
Brand new swipe gestures to control audio
Many features are iOS only

2022 saw Apple release the long awaited 2nd generation of the Apple AirPods Pro. These fantastic wearables are the best yet in the AirPods line, featuring active noise cancelling and adaptive transparency mode, meaning the AirPods will automatically lower any loud external noises that go above 85dBs. 

They also include a feature long sought after by Apple fans in the form of swipe touch controls, meaning you can control your audio directly from the AirPods themselves with the flick of a finger. With better battery life, excellent noise-cancellation tech and better audio performance these are certainly a worthy upgrade for any Apple audiophile.

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02. AirPods (3rd generation)

The newest AirPods add water and sweat resistance

Water and sweat resistance: Yes | Active noise cancelling: No | Battery life: Up to 6 hours | Siri: Yes | Spatial audio: Yes | Transparency mode: No

Sweat and water resistance 
Shorter stems
Still not as good as the AirPods Pro

Released in October 2021, Apple's improved third-generation Apple AirPods introduce some of the features of the AirPods Pro to the standard AirPods line. Although they still don't have noise-cancellation, they do have shorter stems, water and sweat resistance, force control, Adaptive EQ to automatically tune music to your ear and spatial audio for truly immersive sound. 

With a standard retail price of $189 / £189, the AirPods 3 are, however, more expensive than the second-generation AirPods, falling in between the price of those and the AirPods Pro. It's a tough call because we sometimes see Apple deals on the Pros taking them down to under $200 / £190, so for not very much extra money, you could get the Pros with active noise cancelling. A discount on the AirPods 3 standard retail price may make them more attractive, and the AirPods 3 do have the advantage of better battery life than the Pros.

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03. AirPods Pro

The best Apple AirPods, with active noise cancellation

Water and sweat resistance: Yes | Active noise cancelling: Yes | Battery life: Up to 4.5 hours | Siri: Yes | Spatial audio: Yes | Transparency mode: Yes

Sweat and water resistance 
Active noise cancellation
Expensive
Not great battery life

Although the AirPods 3 have nabbed some of the AirPods Pros' superior features, the Pros do still have a couple of advantages that justify while they're more expensive. Most significant is the active noise cancellation, which helps remove background noise so you can fully concentrate on what you're listening too (they also have a transparency mode to let outside sound in for when you want to be able to hear what's going on around you.

Their only drawback is that the battery life is shorter than that of the AirPods 3, at a max 4.5 hours instead of 6. That and the price of course, but we've been seeing plenty of discounts on the AirPods Pro lately, taking the standard price of $249 / £249 to below $200 / £190. See our full AirPods Pro review for more details.

Best apple deals: AirPods Max

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04. AirPods Max

Big Apple headphones with a big price tag

Water and sweat resistance: Yes | Active noise cancelling: Yes | Battery life: Up to 20 hours | Siri: Yes | Spatial audio: Yes | Transparency mode: Yes

Good value
Apple quality
No active noise cancellation
No water resistance

The Apple AirPods Max is a bit of a misnomer. Unlike the in-ear AirPods them, the Max are over-ear headphones meant to rival the likes of higher-end models from Sony and Bose. And quite honestly, Apple has manufactured a strong contender.

The Apple AirPods Max are one of the best wireless noise-cancelling headphones you can buy if you're already firmly planted in Apple's ecosystem. In addition to fantastically-balanced sound, the AirPods Max also include a variety of features exclusive to iOS such as always-on Siri, audio sharing across Apple devices, and Spatial Audio for an immersive experience whilst watching movies. 

Could you use the Apple AirPods Max with, say, an Android phone? Sure, but you'll lose a range of features that'll make difficult to justify the Max's high price tag. If you want to level up your iPhone or iPad audio, however, it's hard to go wrong with the AirPods Max. See our more detailed AirPods Max review to learn more.

Best Apple deals: iPhone

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01. iPhone 14

Apple's latest entry-level phone

Release date: September 2022 | Weight: 172g | Dimensions: 147 x 72 x 7.8mm | OS: iOS 16 | Screen-size: 6.6-inch | Resolution: 1170 x 2532 | CPU: Apple A16 (6-core GPU) | RAM: 6GB | Storage: 128/256/512GB | Battery: 3,279mAh | Rear camera: 12MP+12MP | Front camera: 12MP

Gorgeous display
Better battery life
Good value
Not as powerful as the iPhone Pro range

The iPhone 14 is a step up from the previous model, although it isn’t exactly a game-changer. It does offer better battery life, plus a better processor and an upgraded RAM size. If you don't need the extra features offered by the pricier iPhone 14 Pro, but want the latest iPhone, this is for you. 

The standard retail price starts at $829/£849 for the configuration with 128GB of storage, and prices go up from there. That's $250 / £250 less than the iPhone 14 Pro. If you don't need the latest specs, you might want to look out for a bargain on an earlier model (see below). And if you do want the super processing power and superior camera of the Pro variation, see our dedicated guide to the best iPhone 14 prices available now. 

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02. iPhone 13

The best bang for buck iPhone

Release date: September 2021 | Weight: 204g | Dimensions: 146.7 x 71.5 x 7.65 mm | OS: iOS 15 | Screen size: 5.4-inch | Resolution: 1170 x 2532 | CPU: A15 Bionic | RAM: 4GB | Storage: 64GB/128GB/256GB | Battery: 3227mAh | Rear camera: 12MP+12MP | Front camera: 12MP

Beautiful display
Solid camera
Similar to iPhone 14 but in a cheaper package
Battery life could be better

It's always tempting to go for the newest phone, and that makes some sense – you'll get the latest specs and longer support for software updates, but it can be well worth looking for a bargain on an earlier model. The iPhone 13's wide and ultra-wide 12MP front cameras will suit most of your photographic needs, it'll shoot 4K video at 60fps, it has the same A15 Bionic chip as its more expensive siblings in the same generation.

Does Apple ever have sales?

The answer to whether you might ever find the best Apple deals itself is no, at least not usually. Apple, at least until now, only ever offers discounts for students, either through its regular student discount or its back-to-school offers. Other than that, the only special offers that Apple runs are voucher deals – usually on Black Friday or other major retail events. It doesn't reduce its prices, but it offers gift vouchers that can be redeemed against future Apple purchases. 

The other way that you can save money with Apple itself is with trade in. Apple gives credit for the trade in of certain qualifying phones, iPads and MacBooks, so that's always an option to look into.

Which retailers offer the best Apple deals?

Lots of online retailers offer occasional sales on Apple products, but the best Apple deals, or at least the most regular deals, tend to be at Amazon, Best Buy and B&H Photo in the US, and at Amazon, Currys and Very in the UK.

These retailers also watch each others prices closely so you'll often find that if Amazon runs a discount, Best Buy will match it and vice versa, which is good to know in case one retailer sells out of stock on the particular colour or configuration of a device that you want. You can find all the best Apple deals at Best Buy in one place. And here are the best Apple deals at Amazon.

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Beren Neale
Ecom Editor

Beren has worked on creative titles at Future Publishing for over 13 years. Cutting his teeth as Staff Writer on the digital art magazine ImagineFX, he moved on to edit several creative titles, and is currently the Ecommerce Editor on the most effective creative website in the world. When he's not testing and reviewing the best ergonomic office chairs, phones, laptops, TVs, monitors and various types of storage, he can be found finding and comparing the best deals on the tech that creatives value the most.