Today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is now ready to roll starting off with Apple’s mid-range M4 Mac mini at $110 off the list price. We also have the most affordable 13-inch M5 iPad Pro at $150 off alongside a new all-time low on the official Apple Milanese Loop in black and a solid discount on its latest green Ultra Trail Loop. From there, we spotted Anker’s impressive display-equipped 3-in-1 Qi2 25W MagSafe Charging stand at 30% off and the ULTRALOQ Bolt NFC smart lock with Apple Home Key down at $132. Get a closer look down below. 

Apple’s mid-range 512GB M4 Mac mini now $110 off at Amazon, more from $499

We are getting the first chances in 2026 to save on Apple’s value-packed current-generation M4 Mac mini this week. The base model is now starting down at $499 shipped, but we also wanted to highlight the more mid-range 16GB model with the upgraded internal storage – the 256GB setups are starting to fall out of favor in a big way it would seem and this 512GB option is sitting at one of its best prices.

Amazon is now offering the M4 Mac mini with 16GB of RAM and the 512GB internal SSD down at $689 shipped. This is a regularly $799 configuration that is now $110 off the list price for the lowest we can find. 

Yes, like just about everything on the internet right now, this model was down a touch lower than this for Black Friday. But if you weren’t ready to pull the trigger when it was at the $670 Amazon all-time low, today deal is nearly as good. 

Unlike some of the other configurations in the lineup at Amazon, this 16GB/512GB setup is now sitting at the lowest price we have tracked outside of the Black Friday offers last year. It has, otherwise, never dipped below the $689 deal we have here today.

For many, the Mac mini is all about price – it delivers some serious bang for your buck considering you can land a current-generation Mac at $499 right now. And the 16GB/512GB model delivers just that, but with a little extra breathing room in terms of internal storage. I chose to opt for the 24GB/512GB on my M4 Mac mini, but truth me told, I probably should have just got this one while down at a price like this.

Official Apple Milanese Loop in black hits best price ever at Amazon today (Now 26% off)

After spotting some deals on Apple’s latest Milanese Loop last week, the black model has now dropped even lower at Amazon. We are now looking at a new Amazon all-time low and one of the best prices we have tracked on one of Apple’s best watch straps.

Amazon is now offering the black Apple Milanese Loop down at $146.78 shipped. This is a regularly $199 premium band that rarely ever drops below $175 or so. Today’s deal knocks 26% off the list price to deliver a new Amazon all-time low in the process. 

We have only seen this black model drop anywhere near this deal price once before today, and that was a short two-day offer back in late October for a couple days at $151. 

This offer is only available on the small size option, but if you have a wrist between 130 and 160mm, and are looking to upgrade your wrist wardrobe with one of Apple’s best, you’re in luck.

The Apple Milanese treatment we have here today is the latest model that delivers a more robust and slightly thicker metal weave than the classic model. This makes for a more versatile looking band if you ask me – it’s not just suitable for more dressed up occasions, but rather anything from date night to running errands.

Apple’s most affordable 13-inch M5 iPad Pro hits Amazon low at $150 off today

This morning we spotted a new Amazon all-time low price on Apple’s most affordable new 13-inch iPad Pro – the 256GB M5 is now $150 off the list price. 

Amazon is now offering the Space Black 13-inch M5 iPad Pro with the 256GB of internal storage down at $1,149 shipped. Regularly $1,299, this is a straight up $150 price drop and the lowest price we can find. 

While we have seen a number of opportunities to land this machine at $100 off, much like we are on the silver variant right now, this is the first time we have seen a full $150 in savings live on Amazon since release in mid October 16.

You’re looking at Apple’s latest and greatest iPad release here – the only tablet carrying its state-of-the-art M5 chip. And yes, it is still just as pricey as it was last generation, but you are looking at the lowest price we have tracked on Amazon to date on the most affordable 13-inch model Apple makes. 

It is also worth noting that, historically speaking, deals on the 256GB M4 model almost never dropped below $150 this early in the product’s life cycle – it wasn’t until much later in the year that we started to see straight up $200 price drops on that model. At the time of writing, Amazon is actually charging the full $1,299 for the comparable M4 model. 

M5 iPad Pro 11-inch:

M5 iPad Pro 13-inch:

• 13-inch M5 iPad Pro 256GB $1,149 (Reg. $1,299)
• 13-inch M5 iPad Pro 512GB $1,399 (Reg. $1,499)
• 13-inch M5 iPad Pro 1TB $1,785 (Reg. $1,899)
• 13-inch M5 iPad Pro nano-texture 1TB $1,899 (Reg. $1,999)
• 13-inch M5 iPad Pro 2TB $2,153 (Reg. $2,299)

Anker’s impressive display-equipped 3-in-1 Qi2 25W MagSafe Charging stand is now 30% off

There are a few more affordable 3-in-1 Qi2 MagSafe charging stands that can hit the new industry standard 25W of juice, but none that can quite stand up to the feature set on the latest Anker Prime MagSafe charging station. This is the brand’s latest and greatest, complete with an onboard color display and all of the usual fixings, and it is now nearly $70 off the list price.

The official Anker Amazon storefront is now offering its display-equipped Prime MagSafe charging station down at $160.99 shipped. Regularly $230, this is certainly an investment, but it is also one of the most feature-rich and impressive-looking options on the market at 30% off the list.

Today’s deal lands at the second-lowest price we have tracked on Amazon since release, coming within roughly $12 of the best ever.

At the heart of the operation you’ll find the maced out 25W Qi2.2 MagSafe charging pad front and center for your iPhone alongside an Apple Watch charger off to one side and a Qi pad on the base for AirPods and the like. Just in front of that, the aforementioned onboard color display rests to provide “real-time updates on power, temperature, and charging status with the built-in 1.65″ HD display. Monitor the process, customize the screen, and stay in control at all times.”

This model also sports three charging modes: “Switch between 3 smart charging modes to match your daily routine. Boost Mode delivers high-power charging to keep your phone cool during quick top-ups. Ice Mode provides maximum cooling with rapid charging performance, ideal for charging while in use.” On top of that, there is also a Sleep Mode that keeps things quiet and dims the display while still powering your devices. 

Connect via NFC or Bluetooth in the Anker app to check charging status, switch modes, schedule day or night cycles that automatically enter or exit Sleep Mode, set screensavers, and more. With NFC quick launch, a single tap connects you instantly.

Today’s accessories and charging deals:

Amazon has Apple’s AirTag 4-pack live at $65 again – $16 each

While we have been tracking this same deal on and off at Amazon over the last several weeks, it is offering another chance to land Apple’s 4-pack of AirTags down at $64.98 shipped – that’s $16.25 per tag. 

Amazon is now offering the Apple AirTag 4-pack down at $64.98 shipped. This bundle carries a $99 list price and is now 34% less than you would pay directly from Apple. 

And for comparison, Best Buy is charging $80 for this same 4-pack right now. 

Again, this package has been hovering back and forth around this price for some time at Amazon going right back to early October. But previous to that it regularly jumped up to $80 and was much more typically in the $70+ range at Amazon.

All of this is likely due to the fact that Apple has been rumored to be releasing a second-generation model for the better part of a year now. It did not do so in 202, leading folks to assume it will happen in 2026 at some point – that may very well happen – but that also means we are still seeing deep sale pricing on the existing model.

It’s going to be quite a while before you get a second-gen Apple tracker at $16 if/when it releases, and if you can put four of these to use somehow, be it for tracking your own goods, for family members, or just to split up into gifts or something, the price is certainly right here.