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Apple’s 2026 Studio Display XDR hits all-time low at $329 off, or $500 off from Apple refurb

Just after catching a short lived all-time low on the standard model, Amazon is now delivering its best price ever on the 2026 Apple Studio Display XDR at $329 off. The most affordable Apple Studio Display is also close to $100 off right now at Amazon (within a few bucks of the all-time low).

Amazon is now offering the Apple Studio Display XDR with the Tilt- and Height-Adjustable Stand down at $2,969.99 shipped

You’re looking at a premium $3,299 Apple Display here sitting down at the lowest price we have ever tracked. 

The $329 price drop here is the deepest discount we have tracked on this model since it released earlier this year. Previous to today it had never fallen below $3,150 or so. 

This is clearly still a pricey monitor, but wow is it a nice one. If you are looking to go pro with Apple’s high-end display for your home studio or workstation setup, you might as well do it down at the lowest price ever. 

Just keep in mind, you can also score this same model from the official Apple Refurb Store right now down at $2,799 shipped. That’s $500 off the list and a seriously great price for this thing. It is, however only $171 less than the brand new unit at Amazon though – that’s not a small amount of cash by any means, but when you’re spending this much already it is worth consideration. 

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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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