Cyber Monday 2025: Last‑chance live tracker for deals still available from Amazon, Apple, Best Buy and Walmart

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Updated at 5:42 a.m. ET on December 2, 2025 — Cyber Monday has technically ended, but many retailers still show active discounts and limited‑stock offers. This live tracker summarizes the best deals still available from Amazon, Apple, Best Buy, Walmart, Home Depot and others, with verified price points and retailer availability. Highlights include Apple AirPods 4 with ANC at $99, the Samsung 57″ Odyssey Neo G9 at $1,449.99, and record lows on select MacBooks and streaming sticks. Act quickly: most promotions either expired at midnight Dec. 1 or will vanish as inventory runs out.

Key Takeaways

• Apple AirPods 4 (with ANC) are available for $99 at Amazon — a $80 reduction from $179 and one of the lowest prices of the season.
• Samsung 57″ Odyssey Neo G9 (G95NC) is on sale at Amazon for $1,449.99, down 37% from $2,299.99 (save $850).
• 15″ MacBook Air M4 (2025) is still discounted to $999 at Amazon, a $200 savings versus the $1,199 list price.
• Fitbit Versa 4 remains at $119.95 (from $199.95), the lowest price seen this year for that model.
• Roku Streaming Stick HD and Google TV Streamer 4K are at all‑time or best‑ever prices ($15.99 and $74.99 at Amazon, respectively).
• Some streaming subscription promotions (Apple TV+, Hulu/Disney+ bundle, HBO Max) offer multi‑month discounts ending at or near Dec. 1.
• Home Depot maintains a few extended Cyber Monday offers through Dec. 3; most other major retailers cut off deals at midnight Dec. 1 (PT for Amazon).

Background

Black Friday and Cyber Monday have shifted from in‑store midnight rushes to an extended online bargain season that spans weeks. Retailers now deploy staged drops, exclusive bundles, and price‑matching between Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart and Target to capture holiday demand. That has made it common to see record lows on popular tech — MacBooks, AirPods, headphones and large OLED TVs — but also rapid stock depletion and intermittent price reversions.

In 2025 the pattern repeated: major vendors rolled sizable discounts across devices and streaming subscriptions in the days before and during Cyber Week. Amazon’s official Cyber Monday marketplace ended at 11:59 p.m. PT on Dec. 1, while other merchants set their own windows (Home Depot through Dec. 3, for example). Deal trackers and editorial teams monitored price history and inventory to identify genuine lowest‑ever prices versus temporary markdowns or bundles that net similar savings.

Main Event

The Mashable shopping team continued live coverage into Dec. 2 to capture lingering bargains. Notable inventory still listed: AirPods 4 with ANC for $99 at Amazon; Samsung’s Odyssey Neo G9 (57″) for $1,449.99 at Amazon (was $2,299.99); and the 15″ MacBook Air M4 reduced to $999 at Amazon while select configurations reverted upward. Editors noted that several items that hit record lows on Black Friday remained discounted for a short period after Cyber Monday ended.

Streaming hardware kept delivering value: the Roku Streaming Stick HD was observed at $15.99 (roughly 50% off) and Google’s 4K TV streamer at $74.99 — both advertised as best‑ever or best‑of‑season prices. Wearables also held ground, with Fitbit Versa 4 at $119.95 (from $199.95). Meanwhile, console and game bargains persisted on titles such as Elden Ring and God of War Ragnarök with sub‑$25 offers at major retailers.

Retail dynamics varied by store. Best Buy continued to offer some exclusive Apple doorbusters and gift‑card bundles (e.g., Apple Watch Series 11 at $329), while Walmart and Target occasionally kept earlier AirPods price points alive after Amazon sold out. Home Depot posted a small number of category‑specific Cyber Monday extensions through Dec. 3. Across the board, editors flagged that price matching and limited inventory made the window to buy unpredictable.

Analysis & Implications

The post‑Cyber Monday landscape highlights two structural shifts: (1) retailers are stretching promotional calendars to capture more purchase intent, and (2) deep discounts are increasingly tied to stock and bundle mechanics rather than permanent permanent price reductions. For consumers, that means greater opportunity but also increased urgency. Seeing a product at a record low today does not guarantee availability tomorrow.

From a supply‑chain and pricing perspective, aggressive discounting on high‑demand tech — AirPods, MacBooks, flagship headphones and OLED TVs — suggests retailers are balancing inventory turnover with margin management, especially after a year of broader price increases in streaming and some hardware categories. Retailers use doorbusters and exclusive bundles (e.g., trade‑in + multi‑line activation offers) to move higher‑margin services alongside devices.

Economically, the persistence of deeply discounted items into Dec. 2 may compress holiday gross margins but can stimulate accessory and subscription sales. For shoppers, the calculus is simple: verify price history and seller reputation, check return policies, and prioritize items where the markdown is substantial and stock is fragile. The risk of price reversion or sell‑out is highest on limited bundles and deeply marked items like top‑tier headphones and large OLED TVs.

Comparison & Data

These figures show verified price points captured by the Mashable live tracker as of Dec. 2, 2025. They illustrate the range of markdowns across categories: small‑ticket streaming sticks offer high percentage savings, whereas large displays and premium laptops deliver larger absolute dollar discounts.

Reactions & Quotes

Retailers and deal‑watchers reacted to the tail end of Cyber Week with relief and caution: inventory management drove many of the late‑running discounts, but shoppers were warned not to assume longevity.

“If you spot a deal that looks like a record low, don’t assume it will still be there tomorrow — act fast or it will be gone.”

Mashable shopping team

“Some promotions are intentionally short‑lived to reward early purchases; extended offers are typically limited to select categories or retailers.”

Retail pricing analyst (industry commentary)

Unconfirmed

• Whether specific deeply discounted SKUs (for example, particular AirPods colorways or Switch 2 bundles) will be restocked or re‑priced in the next 24–48 hours is uncertain.
• Some retailer‑specific loyalty or membership conditions for matched offers (e.g., Walmart+, My Best Buy) vary by account and were not independently verifiable for every listing at the time of this update.
• The exact mechanics and long‑term availability of some trade‑in + multi‑line carrier bundles (such as the T‑Mobile Ultimate Apple Bundle) depend on eligibility checks and activation timing; availability may differ by region.

Bottom Line

Cyber Monday 2025 produced many of the year’s lowest prices across tech and home goods, and while the official sales windows have closed for most retailers, several noteworthy bargains remained live into Dec. 2. Consumers who find a verified, substantial markdown should prioritize purchase if the item is important to them — the risk of sell‑out or rapid price reversion is real.

To maximize value: compare exact SKU prices across retailers, confirm return and warranty terms, and factor in bundle or gift‑card incentives that change a promotion’s net value. For anyone still shopping, Home Depot offers a small number of extended Cyber Monday deals through Dec. 3, but otherwise expect most headline discounts to disappear shortly.

Sources

• Mashable live tracker — media: live reporting and deal verification (primary source for this update)
• Amazon Cyber Monday / product pages — retailer listings used to verify prices and stock
• Best Buy — retailer listings and doorbuster promotions
• Walmart — retailer listings and in‑stock confirmations
• Home Depot — retailer: extended Cyber Monday promotions through Dec. 3