Todays best deals in Apple gear and accessories include Apple Watch Series 10 at up to $136 off alongside ongoing Black Friday pricing across the entire lineup. These offers join the $110 price drop on Apple Watch Ultra 2, but Amazon has also brought back the most affordable M4 MacBook Pro at the lowest we have tracked with $200 in savings alongside a massive $400 price drop on select M4 Max MacBook Pro configs for folks looking to score a real beast of a new laptop. Satechi is running a serious 50% sale on its desktop and workstation accessories, plus youll find everything else down below.Apple Watch Series 10 now up to $136 off at Best Buy from $263 shipped (open-box, 1-yr. Apple warranty)While we are still tracking the return of Black Friday pricing across the Apple Watch Series 10 lineup courtesy of Amazon, matching the lowest prices we have tracked, but we have some open-box deals to scope out today with full Apple warranties. Best Buys trusty open-box listings have now dropped even lower, delivering the the 42mm model in silver or rose gold down at $262.99 and $275.99 shipped, respectively, while the Jet Black is now sitting at $313.99 shipped ($5 under our previous mention). Details below.42mm Apple Watch Series 10 $329 (Reg. $399) 46mm Apple Watch Series 10 $359 (Reg. $429) 42mm Apple Watch Series 10 GPS+Cell $429 (Reg. $499) 46mm Apple Watch Series 10 GPS+Cell $459 (Reg. $529) 46mm Apple Watch Series 10 GPS+CellTitanium modelApples 16GB M4 MacBook Pro in Space Black returns to $1,399 all-time low ($200 off) Update 2: If youre looking to score a real monster of an M4 Max MacBook Pro, Amazon has a massive price drop at the ready on the 16-inch 48GB/1TB model at $3,599 shipped thats $400 off the regular $3,999 list price on this configuration. Update: The silver model has jumped up in price but the Space Black has returned to the $1,399 all-time low after quickly going out of stock the most affordable M4 MacBook Pro at the lowest we have tracked. Details below.We have already seen some notable deals hit on the higher-end and particularly pricey M4 Pro configurations since the end-of-year holiday price drops last year, but today marks your first chance in 2025 to land all-time low pricing on the most affordable new M4 MacBook Pro. Amazon is now serving up an on-page coupon that knocks the 14-inch M4 MacBook Pro with 16GB of RAM and the 512GB SSD down to $1,399 shipped in both Space Black and Silver thats $200 off the regular $1,599 list price at Apple and elsewhere.Satechi is perhaps best known for its Apple gear accessories chargers, keyboards, and more, but it also makes a suite of gear that can make for a wonderful addition to your at-home workstation. And to get your year started on the right foot, it has now launched a wide-ranging Your Best Work Starts Here sale, offering 50% off its ultimate desk setup gear using code NEWDESK2025 at checkout. Youll find all of the eligible gear right here and additional details on our favorites down below.Type-C Aluminum Monitor Stand Hub for iMac $45 (Reg. $90) R1 Aluminum Hinge Holder Foldable Stand $20 (Reg. $40) 108W Pro USB-C PD Desktop Charger $40 (Reg. $80) Quatro Wireless Power Bank $50 (Reg. $100) With Apple Watch chargerUSB-C Monitor Stand Hub XL $75 (Reg. $150) And even more And youll also find some of its desk mats and mouse pads eligible for the 50% promo code deal as well:Vegan-Leather Premium Mouse Pad $10 (Reg. $20) Vegan-Leather Premium Desk Mat $20 (Reg. $40) Eco-Leather Deskmate $20 (Reg. $40) And even more Natural Apple Watch Ultra 2 undercuts Black Friday at $119 off today, or refurb OG Ultra 1 at $399 offAmazon brings back all-time low pricing on Apples iPad mini 7 at $100 off, deals from $399Todays accessories and charging deals:Last day to score the 50% off intro price on Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Complete for iOS/AndroidGrab Apples official all-black iPhone 16 case with Camera Control at just $22 (55% off)Tested: Im really liking the new mini magnetic FlashFinder flashlight with Apple Find My, especially at $25Add 9to5Mac to your Google News feed. FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links. More.Youre reading 9to5Mac experts who break news about Apple and its surrounding ecosystem, day after day. Be sure to check out our homepage for all the latest news, and follow 9to5Mac on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn to stay in the loop. Dont know where to start? Check out our exclusive stories, reviews, how-tos, and subscribe to our YouTube channel