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Deals: M5 MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, AirTag 2, smart display power bank, early Prime Day deals, more

Deals: M5 MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, AirTag 2, smart display power bank, early Prime Day deals, more

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Today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is headlined by M5 MacBook Air models up to $150 off as well as the ongoing $500 price drop on this M5 Pro 2TB model and the single 2026 Apple AirTag 2 down at Amazon all-time low pricing. We also have Sharge’s metal 300W smart display power bank at $50 off, loads of new all-time lows on Belkin’s 25W MagSafe charging stations, and the now live official fall Prime Day deals on the Eve Matter/HomeKit plugs, light switches, outlets, and more from $32. Twelve South launches new Airfly Drive wireless CarPlay and Android Auto adapter Just after launching some early fall Prime Day deals, Twelve South is ready to launch its all-new Airfly Drive today.

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