Deals: 16-Inch MacBook Pro Sales Continue With Lowest-Ever Prices on 512GB and 1TB Models (Up to $211 Off)

Amazon continues to discount the new 16-inch MacBook Pro this week, providing best-ever deals on both entry-level models of the notebook. You can get the Silver 512GB model for $2,187.92, down from an original price of $2,399.00 ($211 off). This is Amazon's lowest price ever for the 16-inch MacBook Pro, and the lowest we've tracked among the major Apple resellers.

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You can also get the Space Gray 512GB model for slightly more at $2,189.50 ($209 off). Both of these models are currently in stock and if ordered soon, will arrive as soon as next week. The 512GB 16-inch MacBook Pro also features a 2.6 GHz 6-Core Intel Core i7 Processor and 16GB RAM.

If you're looking for a bigger SSD, the Space Gray 1TB model is on sale for $2,549.00, down from $2,799.00 ($250 off), but stock is lower for this model. Amazon says that it will be available to ship on January 25, but you can still place your order today to ensure your discounted price before that date.

Head to our full Deals Roundup to shop for even more discounts on Apple products and related accessories.

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decisions Avatar
80 months ago

I get what Apple's all about, and I drink the kool-aid.....but good grief they're so far behind PC Brands in innovation. Even with a few hundred $ off these compete nowhere with the latest of the PCs in sleekness and features. CES proved that.
Not really. Didn’t see anything at CES that was more “sleek” than the 16” MBP. I liked the customizable dot image that ASUS is offering though. But things like that are just minor things that are never gonna make me consider switching from a MBP, now that it has an excellent trackpad, display, and keyboard.

Also of course, there’s the beauty of macOS.
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80 months ago

I get what Apple's all about, and I drink the kool-aid.....but good grief they're so far behind PC Brands in innovation. Even with a few hundred $ off these compete nowhere with the latest of the PCs in sleekness and features. CES proved that.
CES proved that there's a lot of laptops out there with half-baked features.
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80 months ago

Not really. Didn’t see anything at CES that was more “sleek” than the 16” MBP. I liked the customizable dot image that ASUS is offering though. But things like that are just minor things that are never gonna make me consider switching from a MBP, now that it has an excellent trackpad, display, and keyboard.

Also of course, there’s the beauty of macOS.
More importantly, those ASUS laptops have AMD CPU's and NVIDIA GPU's which is all we really want.
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80 months ago
does anyone buy a Mac anymore? Avg computer going for $2k. What is this? 1995?

my friend needs a laptop but refuses to overpay for a Mac so went with windows. Apple is out of touch with reality and in touch with emoji.
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80 months ago

When has Apple ever gone with bargin pricing rather than high end products?

The 16” is for power users, not your average web surfing and word processing types. There are cheaper Apple laptop options.

did I ever say it was for your web browser? My friend needs a high powered one. He found a windows that ***** on the Apple one and costs $1,000 less.

And On top of that, no ones paying “the cheaper lower option” price for a fkn 128gb HD. It’s TWO THOUSAND FKN TWENTY BRUH.

My damn PlayStation comes with 500gb and the damn console came out over 10 years ago.
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kazmac Avatar
80 months ago
Those HP Spectre gem cut edges are smooth and practical, not rough. Some models use at least one of those edges for a port too. Very nice lines.
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