Deals Spotlight: 2019 27-Inch iMac (8GB RAM, 1TB Storage) Hits New Low Price at $1,649 ($150 Off)

Wednesday August 7, 2019 5:43 AM PDT by Mitchel Broussard
Amazon today is discounting Apple's latest iMacs, with up to $150 off a few 27-inch models. These are the iMac models that were released in March 2019, and as of now these are the lowest prices that we've seen on each computer listed below.

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Amazon has the 27-inch iMac model with 8 GB RAM and 1 TB Fusion Drive priced at $1,649.00 ($150 off) and one with 8 GB RAM and 2 TB Fusion Drive priced at $2,167.99 ($131 off). Both computers are the base models sold by Apple on its own website, and these prices are also being matched at B&H Photo.

27-Inch iMac Sale (2019)


Apple updated the iMac with 8th and 9th-generation Intel processors, faster memory, and new Radeon Pro Vega graphics options back in March. There were no design changes in this update, and the 21.5 and 27-inch 4K and 5K iMacs continue to use the same "ultra-thin" slim-bodied design that was first introduced in 2012.

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triangletechie
2 weeks ago
Spinning drive = hard pass
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brendu
2 weeks ago
The iMac really needs to be done with classic hard drives. It’s now the only Mac that uses them and it should have dropped them two years ago. No one should be spending more than $500 on a computer with a slow spinning hard drive. Time to move on Apple.
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Wags
2 weeks ago
Ya, because no one wants Fusion drive.
Also, is this where Apple giving Amazon discount and no one else?
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appleguy123
2 weeks ago
These are priced pretty close to what I’d consider an acceptable price for an Apple 5K Thunderbolt Display. I will buy one if Apple adds Target Display Mode back to it. Lots of bonus points if Apple engineers use the extra bandwidth from Thunderbolt 3 to let us use the iMac’s GPU when outputting to it with a MacBook Pro.

A really consumer friendly thing would also be to sell one of these without a hard drive or ram for use as a stand-alone display and eGPU. With the savings it could be close to the price of the LG ultra fine display they sell now.
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