Deals: 32GB Apple TV 4K Gets Rare Discount, Available for $149.99 on Amazon ($29 Off)
Amazon today is discounting the 32GB Apple TV 4K to $149.99, down from $179.00. It's been months since we've seen any solid discounts on the Apple TV 4K, so Amazon's $29 markdown today is noteworthy if you're looking to purchase an Apple TV in early 2021.
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This version of the Apple TV launched in 2017, introducing 4K and HDR support for the first time in Apple's set-top box. It also supports Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision, and includes the TV app, which houses Apple's new Apple TV+ streaming service.
The 64GB Apple TV 4K model is also seeing a discount on Amazon, and it's available for $189.99, down from $199.00. We are expected to see a new Apple TV model sometime in 2021, but any specific launch window is unclear.
Our full Deals Roundup has more information on the latest Apple-related sales and bargains. We also track specific Apple TV sales in our dedicated Deals Guide.
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