Apple’s Certified Refurbished Store rolled out a fresh batch of deals this week, and shoppers can save real money without giving up Apple’s standard warranty coverage. The lineup spans Macs, displays, TVs, wearables, and several items sit well below their original retail prices.
Apple refreshes its refurb inventory constantly, and this store offers more than just discounted prices. Every unit goes through a rigorous inspection process before Apple lists it for sale. Apple backs each purchase with a full one-year warranty. Buyers also get a 14-day return window, and they can add AppleCare for extra protection. The only trade-off comes down to cosmetics: refurbished units skip engraving and gift wrap.
Mac buyers get some of the best deals in this week’s roundup. The MacBook Neo starts at $599 for the 256GB configuration, a solid $100 off the regular price. The 512GB model with Touch ID runs $679, down from $799. MacBook Air shoppers can grab the 13-inch M5 model with 512GB storage for $1,099, saving $200 off the original price. The 15-inch M5 Air comes in two configurations, with the 1TB version at $1,529 and the 2TB version at $1,949. Apple also cut prices on the 24-inch M4 iMac, with the 256GB model now at $1,269 and the 512GB model at $1,439.
Apple’s Studio Display XDR remains available too, though inventory keeps shrinking fast. Only two configurations remain in stock right now. The standard glass version costs $2,799, while the nano-texture glass version runs $3,059. Both come with the tilt- and height-adjustable stand included.
Apple TV 4K fans finally have good news this week. The base 64GB Wi-Fi model returned to stock at $169, a $30 discount off its usual price. This configuration tends to sell out quickly, so shoppers who want one should act fast. The higher-end 128GB model with Ethernet support remains available too, priced at $209.
Apple Watch Ultra 3 rounds out this week’s highlights with two strong configurations. The 49mm black titanium case with the Black Ocean Band costs $679, a full $120 off retail. The natural titanium version with the Anchor Blue Ocean Band matches that same price point. Both models include GPS and cellular connectivity, making them solid picks for anyone eyeing Apple’s rugged flagship watch.
Inventory across Apple’s refurb store shifts constantly, so shoppers interested in any of these deals should move quickly before stock runs out.
