Best Apple Deals for Christmas 2019

A fantastic deal. The XS remains an excellent phone, despite having been effectively replaced by the iPhone 11 Pro.

This is the 2018 Touch Bar version of the 13in MacBook Pro which boasts four cores, making it considerably faster and more powerful than previous 13in versions. This model isn't all that different from the newer 2.4GHz model.

Get money off the new 2019 27in iMac with Laptops Direct. This is 2019's 3.0GHz six-core model with 1TB Fusion drive that normally costs £1,749.

It's also worth tracking Amazon's offering as they often match Laptop Directs's prices.

If you can live without cellular connectivity, you can save even more money on the discontinued Apple Watch Series 4 (44mm) at Apple's Refurb Store.

Three's excellent deal has dropped even lower. The monthly cost beats the competition, there's no upfront fee, and you get masses of data. Superb.

John Lewis is offering money off the 2019 MacBook Air with this deal. You can get money off the Gold or the Space Grey edition.

This MacBook Pro comes with a 2.3GHz dual-core Kaby Lake processor and 256GB storage. It's the 2017 version and lacks the Touch Bar, but it's not a bad saving.

This is the top of the range 21.5in iMac for 2019 - and you can save a decent amount. Given that the specs of this machine are identical to the entry-level 27in model (which costs £1,749 normally, and sure, has a bigger screen), this is a pretty good deal.

Amazon and Currys also have deals on this model, but right now they are a few pounds more - but we recommend checking as the three companies tend to price match each other.

Currys is offering money off the entry-level 2019 13in MacBook Pro, which, thanks to Apple's 2019 update is now a decent Mac.

John Lewis has a similar deal. You can also get the 2019 13in MacBook Pro from John Lewis for £1,146 here.

Laptops Direct is offering the newest 2018 Mac mini (with a 256GB SSD and i5 processor, so not the entry-level model) for under £1,000 - a nice deal. It normally costs £1,099.

This is a small but decent saving on the price of the 2018 quad-core 3.6GHz Mac mini. (FYI, we've seen this particular model discounted more on Amazon, so it might be worth waiting a week or two for bigger discounts - Amazon and Laptops Direct chase each other's prices on this one.)

This is a great price on the Wi-Fi 10.5in iPad Pro. Note that it's part of the generation before the current one, having launched in 2017 - the iPad Pro 10.5in is still a powerful device, though - and 'renewed' devices are Amazon's equivalent of Apple's refurbished line, which means it's second-hand but fixed up and backed by a new guarantee.

With £10 off the relatively affordable RRP, this is a good saving on the smaller 38mm version of the Series 3. In fact, this is the cheapest you can buy it online right now. 

O2's XR deal has gone up a little since December (the upfront cost by £9, the monthly fee by £3), but it remains the best big-data choice on this handset. Scroll down to see the contracts.

If you can manage with less data, however, consider ID's 1GB and 2GB contracts, which can get total cost of ownership as low as £793.75.

This is a decent saving (although the price has gone up by a tenner since 14 November, and may drop again); read our iPhone 7 review for advice on whether this 2016 handset is right for you.

We recommend that you go for the 128GB model linked above, but if you think you can manage with 32GB that's available for £379.

Save money on the 2019 iMac with this deal from Currys PC World. It's better than the firm's advertised discount because this is the top-of-the-range £2,249 model.

Laptops Direct has the best AirPods deal at the moment and you can get the non-wireless charging case model for just £128. This is a solid deal (Apple is still asking the full £199 for this model, but be aware that AirPods Pro have since been launched.)

Pick up the latest iPhone from Carphone Warehouse and get 120GB data from O2 in this online-only deal.

This is an excellent iPhone 8 deal. Alternatively, click on EE's logo and pay £31 per month (plus £24 cashback), which is essentially the same thing.

Pick up the new iPhone 11 Pro on contract with EE with a large amount of data. It's pretty much a toss-up between this and O2's even more generous 160GB contract, which is a pound a month more expensive (and very slightly more upfront, too), but we'd have thought 75GB should be enough for most. Click O2's logo if you disagree.