Apple doesn’t just make Macs, iPhones, iPads, AirPods and so on. The company also makes excellent accessories, including the Apple Pencil (a stylus for the iPad), Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse, Magic Trackpad, and much more. If you want to buy a new Apple keyboard, mouse, trackpad, or any other peripheral, there are plenty of deals to be had all year round.
We’ll be regularly updating this article with details of all the best accessory deals, but we have already seen price cuts on various Apple accessories, so there’s no need to wait to grab a bargain. Want to see how much you can save on other Apple products? Take a look at our best Black Friday Apple deals.
Apple accessory deals: Biggest savings
U.S.
- Amazon, Magic Keyboard with Touch ID: $128 ($20 off, MSRP $149)
- Amazon, Magic TrackPad: $109 ($10 off, MSRP $129)
- Amazon, Magic Mouse: $68 ($11 off, MSRP $79)
- Amazon, Black Magic Mouse: $80 ($20 off, MSRP $99)
- Amazon, Apple Pencil (1st-gen): $59 ($40 off, RRP $99)
- Amazon, Apple Pencil (2nd-gen): $80 ($49 off, MSRP $129)
- Best Buy, Apple Pencil (USB-C): $69 ($10 off, MSRP $79)
- Best Buy, Apple Pencil Pro: $99 ($30 off, MSRP $129)
- Amazon, Apple Magic Keyboard for 11-inch iPad Pro M4: $250 ($50 off, MSRP $299)
- Amazon, Apple Magic Keyboard for 11-inch iPad Air M2: $225 ($75 off, MSRP $299)
- Amazon, AirTags 4-pack: $73 ($26 off, MSRP $99)
- Amazon, AirTag: $24 ($5 off, MSRP $29)
- Amazon, Apple MagSafe Charger (2m): $35 ($14 off, MSRP $49)
U.K.
- KRCS, Magic Keyboard with Touch ID: £119 (£30 off, MSRP £149)
- John Lewis, Magic Keyboard with Touch ID & numeric keys: £152.15 (£34 off, MSRP £179)
- Amazon, Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad (no Touch ID): £109.65 (£20 off, RRP £129)
- John Lewis, Magic Keyboard (no Touch ID): £84.15 (£14.85 off, RRP £99)
- Amazon, Magic Trackpad (Black): £139 (£10 off, RRP £149
- Amazon, Magic Mouse: £53 (£26 off, RRP £79)
- Amazon, Apple Pencil Pro: £109 (£20 off, RRP £129)
- Amazon, Apple Pencil USB C: £69 (£10 off, RRP £79)
- John Lewis, Apple Pencil 1st gen: £79 (£20 off, RRP £99)
- Amazon, Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro 11-inch M4: £284 (£15 off, RRP £299)
- Amazon, Magic Keyboard Folio for iPad (10th generation): £199 (£50 off, RRP £249)
- Amazon, AirTag (4 pack): £84 (£35 off, RRP £119)
- Amazon, Single AirTag: £28 (£7 off, RRP £35)
- Amazon, Apple TV 4K, 128GB: £158 (£11 off, RRP £169)
Apple Magic Keyboard for Mac deals
Want to get an Apple Magic Keyboard? The best deals on the various models are below. For other keyboard deals take a look at our Best Mac Keyboard roundup.
Apple Magic Keyboard (with Touch ID) deals
You can buy an Apple Keyboard with Touch ID incorporated. You will need to have a M1 or later Mac to use the Touch ID feature though. The Magic Keyboard with Touch ID costs $149 (buy from Apple US) and £149 (Buy from Apple UK)
Apple Magic Keyboard (with Touch ID and numeric keypad) deals
The price for the Touch ID keyboard with numeric keypad is $179 ( buy from Apple US) and £179 ( buy from Apple UK).
Apple Magic Keyboard (without Touch ID, with numeric keypad) deals
You can still buy the older Apple Magic Keyboard without Touch ID. The model with the numeric keypad costs $129 from Apple and £129 from Apple. Good deals from other resellers will appear below.
Apple Magic Keyboard (without numeric keypad) deals
The non-Touch ID, non-numeric keypad version of the Magic Keyboard is still available. It costs $99 from Apple US and £99 from Apple UK.
Apple Magic Mouse deals
The Magic Mouse is now in its third generation. It is a multi-touch mouse that also responds to gestures, such as swipes on the top of its body. It is also possible to set up a Magic Mouse to respond to a “right-click” (although this isn’t the default). For more mouse deals take a look at our round-up of the best Mice for Mac.
Apple Magic Mouse deals
The Magic Mouse in white costs $79 (buy from Apple US) and £79 (buy from Apple UK). You can also get a black version of the Magic Mouse for $99 (buy from Apple US) and £99 (buy from Apple UK).
Apple Magic TrackPad deals
Replace your mouse with a Magic TrackPad from Apple and take advantage of the extra gestures available. Find the best deals below.
Apple Magic TrackPad deals
In August 2021, Apple launched a new Magic TrackPad (which now has a white touch-sensitive surface rather than aluminum). Apple now includes a USB-C to Lightning cable with both products (previously it was a USB-A plug).
If you have a Mac laptop you will be familiar with the trackpad that interprets various gestures and swipes to move around the desktop, zoom in and out of images, and turn pages. You can buy a separate Magic Trackpad to use with a desktop Mac (or a MacBook if you prefer).
The Magic TrackPad costs $129 (buy from Apple US) and £129 (buy from Apple UK).
Apple Magic TrackPad (black) deals
There’s also a black version of the Magic Trackpad available. It usually costs $149 or £149.
Check out the Cyber Monday deals at Satechi (for 30% off use the code HOLIDAY30) and Logitech (up to 60% off).
Apple Pencil deals
Want a stylus to use with your iPad? Don’t pay full price! Find the best deals on Apple Pencils below. Plus take a look at our round-up of the best iPad styluses.
Before you buy an Apple Pencil check it works with your iPad. You might see a good deal on an Apple Pencil Pro but that is no good if your iPad doesn’t support that pencil!
Apple Pencil Pro
Introduced in May 2024 the Apple Pencil Pro works with the M4 iPad Pro and M2 iPad Air, and the iPad mini A17 Pro. It offers lots of features for the ultimate in creative control. It costs $129/£129.
Apple Pencil (USB-C)
Apple launched a new Apple Pencil in a new model in 2023 with a slide-out USB-C port. It costs $79/£79 and works with all the iPads that are on sale today.
Apple Pencil (2nd generation)
The second-generation Apple Pencil was announced in October 2018. It only works with old iPad Pro (up to 6th gen), Air (5th gen), and mini (6th gen) models though, so if you have a newer iPad this isn’t for you. It costs $129/£129 from Apple.
Apple Pencil (1st generation)
The first-generation Apple Pencil was announced back in September 2015, but it’s still on sale now as it still works with the 9th- and 10th-gen iPad models. It normally costs $99/£99 from Apple.
Best iPad keyboard deals
Turn your iPad into a laptop and get a good deal on one of Apple’s iPad keyboard cases. Alternatively, take a look at our best iPad keyboard round-up.
Apple Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro
Apple introduced a new iPad Keyboard with the iPad Pro M4. It costs $299/£299.
Apple Magic Keyboard Folio
The Magic Keyboard Folio from Apple works with the 10th generation iPad and costs $249/£249.
Apple Magic Keyboard (for iPad)
This Magic Keyboard works with the 13-inch iPad Air M2, 11-inch iPad Air M2, 12.9-inch iPad Pro (gen 3-6), 11-inch iPad Pro (gen 1-4), and iPad Air (gen 4-5). It usually costs $299/£299.
Best Apple AirTags Deals
Don’t lose anything ever again! Pop an AirTag in your car, bag, or on your cat’s collar. Here are the best prices right now. For ideas see AirTag Uses: What to use AirTags for.
AirTag (4-pack)
Check the table below for the best deals right now. Normally $99/£119.
AirTag (single)
Normally $29/£35.
Cyber Monday 2024: Best deals for Apple products
Check out these roundups for the best Apple deals:
- Apple Cyber Monday 2024 sale
- Best Cyber Monday 2024 Apple deals
- Best Cyber Monday 2024 Mac Deals
- Best Cyber Monday 2024 MacBook deals
- Best Cyber Monday 2024 AirPods deals
- Best Cyber Monday 2024 Apple Watch deals
- Best Cyber Monday 2024 iPad deals
- Best Cyber Monday 2024 iPhone deals
- Best Cyber Monday 2024 Mac monitor deals
- Best Cyber Monday 2024 SSD and external hard drive deals
- Best Cyber Monday 2024 Apple accessory deals
- Best Cyber Monday deals on Mac Thunderbolt and USB-C docks and hubs
- Best Cyber Monday deals on iPhone and MacBook chargers
- Best Cyber Monday deals on MagSafe wireless chargers and power banks
Author: Karen Haslam, Managing Editor, Macworld
Karen has worked on both sides of the Apple divide, clocking up a number of years at Apple's PR agency prior to joining Macworld more than two decades ago. Karen's career highlights include interviewing Apple's Steve Wozniak and discussing Steve Jobs’ legacy on the BBC. Having edited the U.K. print and online editions of Macworld for many years, more recently her focus has been on SEO and evergreen content as well as product recommendations and buying advice.