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This 2026 Apple Studio Display just hit the Amazon all-time low at $214 off

There are some discounts across the 2026 Apple Studio Display lineup on Amazon right now, as well as some deals on the official Apple Refurb Store from $1,229. But the latest Studio Display with the Nano-Texture Glass and Tilt-Adjustable Stand is now seeing a notable $215 price drop at Amazon in brand new condition. 

Amazon is now offering the latest 2026 model Apple Studio Display with the Tilt-Adjustable Stand and upgraded Nano-Texture Glass down at $1,684.88 shipped. Clip the on-page coupon to redeem the sale price. 

This is a regularly $1,899 configuration now at $214 off the list price to land down at the best deal we can find. Today’s offer is, in fact, the lowest price we have ever tracked in brand new condition, delivering a new Amazon all-time low. 

As of the time of writing, the special on-page coupon Amazon is serving up right now is only live on this one model – this tends to mean the deal isn’t going to last for very long, but there is no way to know for sure. 

This still not a cheap monitor, but if you are looking for a seriously gorgeous setup for your new M6 Mac mini or Mac Studio, this is it – don’t tell me if you buy this because I will be wildly jealous.

And if you’re still looking to secure a pre-order for the new Mac mini, Amazon has already started lower prices ahead of delivery later this month:

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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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