CyberMonday 2013: Discounts on iPads, MacBook Pros, and More
The Monday after Black Friday has been dubbed Cyber Monday to reflect a large number of online purchases that takes place on that day. As a result, many retailers continue or begin online sales on Monday. Here's a selection of Apple-relevant Cyber Monday sales.
Accessories, iTunes Gift Cards and Software
- $100 iTunes Gift Card - $85 ($15 off)
- iOS Apps on Sale at AppShopper
- Mac Apps on Sale at AppShopper
- Zagg - iPhone/iPad accessory maker is offering 20%-50% site-wide including keyboard cases and portable power.
- Belkin - 30% off entire order with promo code: "CYBERMONDAY"
- Otterbox - 20% off all purchases over $35
- Lifeproof - 15% off all Lifeproof products with promo code: "E13122"
- ClamCase - $50 off all products with promo code: "Cyber50"
- Adobe Photoshop Elements 12 - $49.99 ($50 off)
- Adobe Photoshop Elements 12 & Premiere Elements 12 - $69.99 ($80 off)
- Quickbooks 2014 for Mac - $181.30 ($69.65 off)
- VMWare Fusion 6 - $38.99 ($21 off)
iPads
- iPad Air Wi-Fi - $20-$34 Off
- iPad Air Wi-Fi + Cellular - $20-$34 Off
MacBook Pros
BestBuy has two good deals for the 13" MacBook Pro today:
13" Retina MacBook Pro with 256GB - $1399 ($100 off)
13" Retina MacBook Pro with 512GB - $1599 ($200 off)
All Other Macs
MacMall continues to have modest discounts on all other Mac models:
| Current Model |
Retail |
MacMall |
| 11.6" MacBook Air 128GB |
$999 |
-$69 |
| 11.6" MacBook Air 256GB |
$1199 |
-$69 |
| 13.3" MacBook Air 128GB |
$1099 |
-$69 |
| 13.3" MacBook Air 256GB |
$1299 |
-$69 |
| 13" MacBook Pro (Retina) 128GB |
$1299 |
-$49 |
| 13" MacBook Pro (Retina) 256GB |
$1499 |
-$49 |
| 13" MacBook Pro (Retina) 512GB |
$1799 |
-$49 |
| 15" MacBook Pro (Retina) 256GB |
$1999 |
-$74 |
| 15" MacBook Pro (Retina) 512GB |
$2599 |
-$74 |
| 21.5" iMac 2.7GHz |
$1299 |
-$49 |
| 21.5" iMac 2.9GHz |
$1499 |
-$49 |
| 27" iMac 3.2GHz |
$1799 |
-$49 |
| 27" iMac 3.4GHz |
$1999 |
-$49 |
Click on prices to link directly to product. Pricing and availability changes rapidly on Cyber Monday, so sales may not be current. Some links may be via our affiliate links which can financially benefit this site.
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Oh well, there's always next year!