B&H Photo has a trio of new deals today, offering discounts on an iMac, MacBook Pro, and iPad Air from 2019. All of the deals are among the best prices online for each of these devices.
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To start, you can get the 21.5-inch iMac from early 2019 for $1,099.00, down from $1,299.00. This is the model with a Retina 4K Display, 3.6GHz Intel Core i3 processor, 8GB RAM, and a 1TB HDD. This rivals the best price we're seeing online right now for this model, and makes for a solid price for an entry-level iMac.
For the MacBook Pro, B&H Photo is discounting the 13-inch model with a Touch Bar from mid 2019 to $1,349.00, down from $1,499.00. This model includes a 1.4GHz Intel Core i5 processor, 8GB RAM, and a 256GB SSD. This is currently the best price for this model online, and if you want an upgraded 2.4GHz Intel Core i5 processor you'll find it priced at $1,649.00 ($150 off) at B&H.
Lastly, you can get the 10.5-inch iPad Air (64GB, cellular, gold) from early 2019 for $499.00, down from $629.00. iPad Air sales have been infrequent lately and this is among the best prices online, and just about $20 off from the lowest we've ever seen this model discounted.
You can find even more of the best sales for all of Apple's products in our Best Deals guides for MacBook, iMac, and iPad.
Top Rated Comments
Yeah I’d love an imac (my mac is pushing 7 years old) but this is exactly the problem. None of the standard iMac configurations come with a SSD (Not doing a mechanical HD in 2020 on a machine I want to last 5+ years), which means there’s never a 3rd party sale that’s worth anything to me.I just got the 4k iMac and I love it but I will say that the hard drive that Apple ships with it should be criminal, I hooked it up to a Samsung X5 and boot from that..now it flys. Both are currently on sale at Best Buy, at least the last time I looked.
I have some hope for an all-SSD lineup when it gets refreshed, given the recent doubling of base storage in the 16” MBP, Mac mini, and MacBook Air, but who knows when the imac will be refreshed.
There’s no excuse for putting a 5,400 drive in a desktop computer, the performance is abysmal. When you click settings and you have to wait 5 or more seconds for it to load in 2020, you made a poor product. If I wasn’t booting it from the external drive I’d have returned itCriminal? Really? The average person would not be able to tell the difference.
My worst purchase was the 2014 base Mac Mini. It was so infuriating that I swapped in a SSD.There’s no excuse for putting a 5,400 drive in a desktop computer, the performance is abysmal. When you click settings and you have to wait 5 or more seconds for it to load in 2020, you made a poor product. If I wasn’t booting it from the external drive I’d have returned it