B&H marked down a ton of Apple hardware during the week leading up to Cyber Monday -- and it's not turning back. The retailer continues to tweak its discount on the 2018 MacBook Air that Apple introduced less than two months ago, and which is now priced at $1,059. 

That's $140 off Apple's retail price, $10 off the previous low from Black Friday -- and just $60 more than the list price of the comparable 2017-era base model. Speaking of which -- B&H also has a pretty sweet deal on the older MacBook Air, which its selling for $869. Sure, the newer version features a superior display, a much faster processor, Touch ID and a bigger touchpad. But B&H's deals on both models are as good as we've seen.

B&H's sale extends across the MacBook, MacBook Air and MacBook Pro lines -- and there are some modest discounts on older Mac Mini, iMac and Mac Pro models as well. Higher-end MacBook Pro configurations from 2017 are selling for as much as $800 off. 

There loads of configurations on sale and we've highlighted some of our favorites below.

Keep in mind:

This is the brand-new MacBook Air, equipped with a 1.6GHz Intel Core i5 processor, a 13.3-inch Retina display (with a 2,560x1,600-pixel resolution) and integrated Intel UHD Graphics. There are multiple configurations on sale -- but the best deal is on the silver-colored base model, with a 256GB hard drive and 8GB of RAM, which costs $1,059. The same configuration in gold or space gray goes for $10 more. 

Deal expires on Dec. 22.

This is the older version of Apple's super-popular "budget" laptop. This configuration features a 1.8GHz Intel Core i5, 8GB of RAM and a 128GB SSD.  

B&H returns to its Cyber Monday deal -- $1,000 off an absolutely loaded configuration from 2017.

A nice configuration of the best version of the MacBook at the best price we're likely to see.

A decent deal on a pretty high-end configuration of the newest MacBook Pro, which came out this summer. Sweet.

Sure, it runs an integrated graphics processor. And it can't compete with its larger, 27-inch 4K sibling. But you can do much worse than a 21.5-inch iMac, with 8GB of RAM and a huge 1TB hard drive, for $1,000.

Originally published Nov. 14.

Update, Dec. 11: To reflect new and updated discounts.