Design students, these are the 5 best Apple deals for getting back to school
From the Neo to AirPods Pro, we've got you covered.
If you're a student getting ready to go back to school, and you've got an eye for the finer things – like anything Apple! – you used to only have one option: make the most of the Apple student discount directly from Apple.
And although that's still a great idea –(you can get $100 off the new 13-inch, M4 MacBook Air, and get AirPods free that way), right now Amazon is competing for Apple's discount crown, offering excellent deals.
• See all the back-to-school Apple deals at Amazon
One of the most popular Apple devices for students readying for school is the MacBook Neo, and that is also one of Amazon's best deals right now. You can get the MacBook Neo down from $800 to just $680. It's the best suited laptop for the majority of students, and at 13-inches it's a super portable laptop perfect for student life.
My top 5 Apple back to school deals
This is the laptop I wish I had as a student. It's perfect for most student tasks (unless you're video editing). It's beautifully designed, has a gorgeous display, has a 8GB RAM and decent 512GB SSD storage. If you're taking notes, browsing and watching movies, this is all you need.
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This is a pretty decent deal, which we saw over Prime. That means it's not a record low price, and you might see lower over November's Black Friday, but if you want some excellent earbuds for when you start back at school in September, then this is the best price I can find. They're fantastic headphones too.
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Why do I think AirTags are a good student buy? Because if you are going to buy one of the more expensive models on this page, AirTags are a pretty easy and inexpensive way to know exactly where that expensive model is, at all times! I've not used them, as I rarely leave my house, but in principle, they're a cheap way to solve a real problem for many drunk students.
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I've used this exact model of the iPad Air, and it's my favourite to date – I found the iPad Pro way too over-spec'd for me, and iPad standard a little dull. And this is still a massive investment at $700, but it can double up as a secondary laptop, if you buy the Magic keyboard too (that can be around $200 from Apple, or get a dupe for just $75).
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I'll be honest, I've tried pretty much every generation of Apple Watch, and they're just not for me. But if I were to have one, it would be the cheapest one possible that does all the basic things that I would actually use (fitness and sleep tracker, and time keeping). $30 off the already budget model is nothing to sniff at either.
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Beren cut his teeth as Staff Writer on digital art magazine ImagineFX, and has since worked on and edited several creative titles, including Paint & Draw and Computer Arts. As Ecom Editor on Creative Bloq, when he's not reviewing the latest audiophile headphones or evaluating the best designed ergonomic office chairs, he’s testing laptops, TVs and monitors, all so he can find the best tech deals for Creative Bloq’s digital professional audience.
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