Apple Deals: iPhone 17 Series Discounts, OLED iPad mini and Touchscreen MacBook Pro Launch

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Apple’s latest hardware wave mixes price cuts on current iPhones with two notable OLED debuts. The iPhone Duo’s release has not been entirely smooth, so the focus here is on the standard iPhone 17 family, along with the new iPad mini and touch-enabled MacBook Pro. Below is a roundup of the best current offers and launch details.

iPhone 17 and iPhone Air

The regular iPhone 17 is seeing a €180 discount on the 256GB model, bringing it to €920 at Amazon DE. The 512GB configuration is listed at €1,240. For those who want a thinner and lighter device, the iPhone Air offers a larger 6.5-inch display and a 165g body, but it has only one rear camera and a smaller 3,149mAh battery. It is currently up to €400 off.

iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max

The iPhone 17 Pro brings the A19 Pro chip, more RAM, and a 48MP telephoto camera with 4x zoom. It is €150 off on both configurations, with prices starting at €1,155 for 256GB. The larger iPhone 17 Pro Max has a 6.9-inch screen and is discounted by up to €190, with the 256GB model at €1,260 and the 1TB option at €1,800.

iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max

The newer iPhone 18 Pro models are largely selling at list price. The only current discount is a €70 reduction on the 512GB iPhone 18 Pro. The Pro Max has no markdowns at the moment.

New iPad mini (2026) with OLED

Apple’s updated iPad mini is the first in the line to feature an OLED display, now measuring 8.5 inches. It launches on November 6 and is powered by the A20 Pro chip with 12GB of RAM. A nano-texture glass option is available on 256GB and 512GB models for an extra €130. These are launch prices rather than discounts.

The 2024 iPad mini remains available and is cheaper, but it uses an 8.3-inch LCD and the A17 Pro chip. It also lacks an official water resistance rating. Current discounts are €60 on the 128GB model and €70 on the 256GB model.

iPad Air 11 and 13 (2026)

The 11-inch iPad Air with the M4 chip is currently discounted by €109 on the base model, while the larger 13-inch version has savings up to €125. Both use 60Hz LCD panels rather than OLED.

Touch-enabled MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR

Apple also introduced the first MacBook Pro with a touchscreen and a 120Hz Tandem OLED panel called PROLED XDR. It uses the M5 Pro or M5 Max chip, replaces the notch with a Dynamic Island, and is 200-300g lighter than non-touch MacBook Pro models. It launches on November 6 with these starting configurations.

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