Refurbished Apple TV 4K Available for $30 Less Than Retail, The Verge Reports
With Apple hardware prices rising in 2026, a refurbished 64GB Apple TV 4K is being offered at a discount through Apple's official refurbished store, according to The Verge.

The Verge reported that shoppers looking to save money on Apple devices can find a discount on a refurbished Apple TV 4K, as hardware prices across the company's product lineup have risen in 2026.
According to the outlet, the increases have affected a range of Apple products, including laptops, tablets, and smart devices.
The Verge said the 64GB refurbished Apple TV 4K model is being sold for $169, which is $30 lower than the device's new retail price.
The report noted that Apple sells refurbished versions of its products directly, offering buyers a way to obtain hardware at reduced prices compared to new units.
The Verge's report was part of a broader roundup of deals that also referenced a Ring doorbell offer, though specific details on that deal were not included in the available excerpt.
The Verge did not specify how long the discounted price on the refurbished Apple TV 4K would remain available.
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- Save $30 or more on a refurbished Apple TV 4K — The Verge
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