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Better Than Black Friday: Save Up to $500 Off 2018 MacBook Pro and Up to $290 Off 2018 Mac Mini
Apple-authorized reseller B&H is offering up to $500 off select 15-inch 2018 MacBook Pro models today as part of its Cyber Monday sale, while supplies last. That's even better than its Black Friday deals on the latest MacBook Pro lineup. These are brand-new-in-box models like those sold on Apple.com.
Apple authorized-reseller Expercom is also offering up to $500 off the 2018 MacBook Pro and up to $290 off a few higher-end 2018 Mac mini configurations, marking the best deal we've seen on the new Mac mini.
While most resellers are currently offering just $50 off the new Mac mini, Expercom is able to offer up to $290 off because they are configured-to-order, open-box models with Expercom-installed RAM. Expercom is an Apple Authorized Service Provider, so this doesn't affect AppleCare eligibility.
Note: These are open-box Mac mini configurations equipped with Expercom-installed RAM, not Apple RAM. Expercom is an Apple Authorized Service Provider, so this does not affect AppleCare eligibility.
Apple authorized-reseller Expercom is also offering up to $500 off the 2018 MacBook Pro and up to $290 off a few higher-end 2018 Mac mini configurations, marking the best deal we've seen on the new Mac mini.
While most resellers are currently offering just $50 off the new Mac mini, Expercom is able to offer up to $290 off because they are configured-to-order, open-box models with Expercom-installed RAM. Expercom is an Apple Authorized Service Provider, so this doesn't affect AppleCare eligibility.
2018 15-inch MacBook Pro with Touch Bar
- 2.9GHz Core i9 / 32GB RAM / 1TB SSD / Radeon Pro 560X / Space Gray for $3,399 at B&H ($500 off Apple's regular $3,899)
- 2.9GHz Core i9 / 32GB RAM / 1TB SSD / Radeon Pro 560X / Silver for $3,399 at B&H ($500 off Apple's regular $3,899)
- 2.6GHz Core i7 / 16GB RAM / 2TB SSD / Radeon Pro 560X / Space Gray for $3,499 at Expercom ($500 off Apple's regular $3,999)
- 2.9GHz Core i9 / 32GB RAM / 2TB SSD / Radeon Pro 560X / Space Gray for $4,199 at B&H ($500 off Apple's regular $4,699)
- 2.9GHz Core i9 / 32GB RAM / 1TB SSD / Radeon Pro 555X / Space Gray for $3,349 at B&H ($450 off Apple's regular $3,799)
- 2.9GHz Core i9 / 32GB RAM / 4TB SSD / Radeon Pro 560X / Space Gray for $6,299 at B&H ($400 off Apple's regular $6,699)
- 2.6GHz Core i7 / 16GB RAM / 512GB SSD / Radeon Pro 560X / Space Gray for $2,399 at B&H ($400 off Apple's regular $2,799)
- 2.6GHz Core i7 / 16GB RAM / 512GB SSD / Radeon Pro 560X / Silver for $2,449 at B&H ($350 off Apple's regular $2,799)
- 2.6GHz Core i7 / 16GB RAM / 1TB SSD / Radeon Pro 560X / Silver for $2,849 at Expercom ($350 off Apple's regular $3,199)
- 2.2GHz Core i7 / 32GB RAM / 1TB SSD / Radeon Pro 560X / Space Gray for $3,199 at B&H ($300 off Apple's regular $3,499)
- 2.9GHz Core i9 / 32GB RAM / 512GB SSD / Radeon Pro 560X / Space Gray for $3,199 at B&H ($300 off Apple's regular $3,499)
- 2.2GHz Core i7 / 16GB RAM / 256GB SSD / Radeon Pro 555X / Space Gray for $2,099 at B&H ($300 off Apple's regular $2,399)
- 2.2GHz Core i7 / 16GB RAM / 256GB SSD / Radeon Pro 555X / Silver for $2,099 at B&H ($300 off Apple's regular $2,399)
2018 Mac mini
Note: These are open-box Mac mini configurations equipped with Expercom-installed RAM, not Apple RAM. Expercom is an Apple Authorized Service Provider, so this does not affect AppleCare eligibility.
- 3.0GHz Core i5 / 32GB of Expercom-installed RAM / 256GB SSD / UHD Graphics 630 / Gigabit Ethernet for $1,408 ($291 off Apple's regular $1,699)
- 3.2GHz Core i7 / 32GB of Expercom-installed RAM / 512GB SSD / UHD Graphics 630 / Gigabit Ethernet for $1,808 ($291 off Apple's regular $2,099)
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7 months ago
Thats a huge rip on the mini. They make it sound like you're getting a deal but note they installed the ram. Which is less than half of what apple is charging. Then they are jacking the base price to match apples price for the ram they installed. Then "discounted" it to a price that is still higher if you bought the same config and put the ram in yourself.
7 months ago
Even with discounts, these prices are insane, Apple prices are really getting out of hand.
7 months ago
Thats a huge rip on the mini. They make it sound like you're getting a deal but note they installed the ram. Which is less than half of what apple is charging. Then they are jacking the base price to match apples price for the ram they installed. Then "discounted" it to a price that is still higher if you bought the same config and put the ram in yourself.
I haven't seen MacRumors post any real 2018 Mac mini discounts. "Up to $290 Off 2018 Mac Mini" is extremely misleading.
7 months ago
Thats a huge rip on the mini. They make it sound like you're getting a deal but note they installed the ram. Which is less than half of what apple is charging. Then they are jacking the base price to match apples price for the ram they installed. Then "discounted" it to a price that is still higher if you bought the same config and put the ram in yourself.
This is the first thing I noticed. Everyone knows Apple charges a huge premium for their pre-installed RAM. For a company to install their own off the shelf RAM, list Apple's price for that much RAM, then offer a "discount" back to the normal price for a lower end spec Mac mini + off the shelf RAM is shady to say the least. It probably works fine, but there is no actual discount.
7 months ago
Just wish these were available in the UK. They don't call it 'rip-off Britain' for nothing...
Curry’s offering an amazing £100 off. But no chance I’m buying anything from them.
7 months ago
Better to buy it from Stormfront
Had to do a double take. That is an unfortunately named store, to those of us in NA, at least.
7 months ago
Just wish these were available in the UK. They don't call it 'rip-off Britain' for nothing...
7 months ago
How are the 3rd party RAM compared to Apple's? Aside from the Apple charging a premium, any notable difference in performance, quality, or overall stability?
Apple doesn't make RAM, so there's no difference. All RAM is "third party" in that sense.
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