The early Amazon Prime Day Apple deals are flying this morning with new all-time lows across the current-gen Apple Watch lineup from $199 and the return of the all-time low pricing on the latest M4 iPad Air lineup. However, we are also tracking some rare accessory offers as well, including Apple Pencil (USB-C) down at $59 in brand new condition at Amazon.
As part of its early Prime Day deals, Amazon is now offering the current-generation Apple Pencil (USB-C) down at $59 shipped.
Regularly $79, you’re looking at a solid 25% price drop here to deliver the lowest price we have tracked on Amazon in 2026. Landing just $10 above the Black Friday all-time low, it is extremely rare to see this thing at under $69 and even more so $59 – unless you’re talking about open-box or refurbished units.
Apple Pencil (USB-C) certainly isn’t the high-end Apple Pencil Pro model, but unless you’re a serious digital artist or, perhaps, writing on iPad every single day for work or something, it is a far less pricey solution and one that is likely more than capable enough to get the job done.
As mentioned above, this deal also joins a series of rare all-time low prices on Apple accessories going live in today’s early Prime Day sale:
And be sure to scope out the rest of the highlight early Prime Day Apple deals below:
Most affordable Apple Watch Series 11 models drop to new all-time low from $279
Apple Watch Ultra 3 drops to best price ever at $150 off (Black and Natural, various band options)
Current-gen Apple Watch SE 3 drops back to best price ever, now just $199 ahead of Prime Day
Apple’s most affordable 2026 M4 iPad Air models return to all-time lows at up to $110 off today
AirPods Max 2 just fell to the best price ever – early Prime Day all-time low now live at up to $150 off
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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices
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