Amazon has debuted a new lowest-ever price on the 27-inch iMac from earlier this year. The retailer has discounted the model with a 3.1GHz 6-Core i5 processor, 8GB RAM and a 1TB Fusion Drive to $1,749.00, down from $1,999.00.
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This week's sales also include a few other 27-inch models, and one 21.5-inch model, all relating to the latest 2019 refresh of the iMac line. You can find all of these discounts rounded up in the list below.
2019 iMac Sale
- 21.5-inch, 3.0 GHz 6-Core, 8 GB RAM, 1 TB - $1,349.99, down from $1,499.00 ($149 off, lowest ever)
- 27-inch, 3.0 GHz 6-Core, 8 GB RAM, 1 TB - $1,599.00, down from $1,799.00 ($200 off)
- 27-inch, 3.1 GHz 6-Core, 8 GB RAM, 1 TB - $1,749.00, down from $1,999.00 ($250 off, lowest ever)
Apple updated the iMac line in March of 2019 with 8th and 9th-generation Intel Core processors, upgraded Radeon Pro Vega graphics options, and faster 2666MHz memory. Apple said the 21.5-inch iMac is up to 60 percent faster than the previous-generation model, while the 27-inch iMac is up to 2.4 times faster.
Head to our full Deals Roundup for more information on the latest Apple-related sales.
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I haven't used fusion since I sold my Mac Mini a few years ago, but it was pretty darn good and awesome in terms of bang for buck. In terms of booting, launching apps, page-outs, and accessing frequently-used files, you get all the benefits of SSD. It's only when accessing big files and infrequently-used files that you got the HDD slowdown, which for most folks is rare or never happens.Good and all, but c’mon, still with this fusion drives in 2019?
That display itself is still worth at least $1,500. The entire computer you're getting for $249.Good and all, but c’mon, still with this fusion drives in 2019?
So yeah, still with Fusion Drives.
The Flash storage in the 1 and 2 TB Fusion Drives are only 24 GB, after formatting and macOS install it leaves under 10 GB.I haven't used fusion since I sold my Mac Mini a few years ago, but it was pretty darn good and awesome in terms of bang for buck. In terms of booting, launching apps, page-outs, and accessing frequently-used files, you get all the benefits of SSD. It's only when accessing big files and infrequently-used files that you got the HDD slowdown, which for most folks is rare or never happens.