This time around you’re looking at all of the performance improvements offered by the M2 chip and its 10-core GPU to go alongside upward of 24GB of memory and at least 256GB of storage.
The elevated 512GB model is now also $250 off, as well.Īpple’s new M2 MacBook Pro just launched last month as the latest entry-level prosumer-level macOS machine. Not only is this a new all-time low, but also $50 under our previous mention. Down from the usual $1,299 price tag, this is only the second notable discount since launching last month at $250 off. M2 MacBook Pro falls to new all-time low from $1,049īest Buy is now offering Apple’s all-new 13-inch M2 MacBook Pro 256GB for $1,049. See why it was our Apple product of the year in our previous coverage. Packed into that new chassis is up to 21-hour battery, as well as a new array of I/O like the return of MagSafe charging, HDMI, three Thunderbolt ports, and more. The new M1 Pro chip powers the experience and pairs with a 16-inch Liquid Retina XDR Display backed by ProMotion, 120Hz refresh rates, and 1,600 nits of peak brightness. The higher-capacity 1TB model is also $300 off and resting at a new low of $2,399.Īpple’s latest flagship MacBook Pro refreshes the popular 16-inch form factor with a redesign inside and out.
Down from the usual $2,499 price tag, you’re looking at a new all-time low of $320 off while beating our previous mention by $20 and the Prime Day offer by another $120. Leading the way is the larger 16-inch M1 Pro MacBook Pro 512GB for $2,179 via trusted retailer Expercom. Several retailers are now offering all-time lows on Apple’s latest M1 Pro MacBook Pro models. M1 Pro MacBook Pro models on sale from $1,699 Hit the jump for all that and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch Break. Then there’s a refurbished 12.9-inch iPad Pro deal to be had at $700. Both 16- and 14-inch M1 Pro MacBook Pros are now on sale starting at $1,699, with the latest M2 MacBook Pro sitting at $250 off and a $1,049 price tag. Heading into the weekend, all of today’s best deals are now headlined by new all-time lows on Apple’s latest portable Macs.
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