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Apple’s 2026 all-glyph Magic Keyboard is sitting at the Amazon all-time low (Nearly 20% off)

Alongside the up to $150 price drops on the new M6 Mac mini, another one of the more impressive fall Prime Day hangover deals still live, that also happens to be the perfect companion piece, is Apple’s new Magic Keyboard – it is sitting at the Amazon all-time low right now. 

Amazon is now offering the 2026 Apple Magic Keyboard down at $79.99 shipped. 

This is the new all-glyph model in its base and most affordable capacity that regularly carries a $99 list price. This deal knocks nearly 20% off to deliver the lowest we have tracked since release a couple months back. 

Deals on official Magic accessories have historically been somewhat rare, so we wanted to circle back on this deal while it was up for grabs. You’re effectively looking at the fall Prime Day price here today, it just happens to still be live and ready for the taking. 

For those unfamiliar, this brand new model is largely the same as the previous iteration that was updated with a USB-C charging port, but Apple has tweaked the design language here a touch. Falling in line with the keyboards on the latest MacBook releases, it has removed some of the text on select function keys in favor of a super clean, (mostly) all-glyph approach. 

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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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