Following a few deals on the 10th generation iPad we shared this morning, Best Buy today is also discounting a collection of MacBook Air and MacBook Pro notebooks. Some of these deals require a My Best Buy Plus or Total membership, which are available from $49.99/year.
MacBook Air
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Starting with the 13-inch M1 MacBook Air, Best Buy has the 256GB model for $749.99, down from $999.99. This is a match of the all-time low price on the M1 MacBook Air, and it's available in Gold, Space Gray, and Silver.
MacBook Pro
There are a few more MacBook Pro models on sale compared to the MacBook Air deal, and these are also at all-time low prices. It's worth noting that the MacBook Pro deals will require you to have a My Best Buy Plus or Total membership in order to see the record low prices, but even without one you can find some solid second-best prices on Best Buy.
Starting with the M3 512GB 14-inch MacBook Pro, you can get this model for $1,399.00 with a My Best Buy Plus/Total membership, down from $1,599.00. The M3 Pro 512GB 14-inch MacBook Pro is on sale for $1,749.00, down from $1,999.00, which is a best-ever deal we haven't tracked since the holidays.
Moving to 16-inch models, Best Buy has the M3 Pro 512GB/18GB Memory 16-inch MacBook Pro for $2,249.00, down from $2,499.00. You can also get the M3 Pro 512GB/36GB Memory 16-inch MacBook Pro for $2,649.00, down from $2,899.00. Similar to the 14-inch notebooks, these are some of the best discounts we've ever tracked on the MacBook Pro.
Be sure to visit our full Deals Roundup to shop for even more Apple-related products and accessories.
Top Rated Comments
Still a great one, and if on a shoe string budget still amazing value, but with some caveats entering 2024 IMO.
In other words, I think they should start discounting even more ($50-100 imo)
that also reminds me how apple advertise on the artist side and colored shells for its products but the OS itself is completely locked down and you can't even change UI colors or tweak anything without resorting to unapproved workarounds that involve disabling security and convoluted trickery to circumvent all the restrictions imposed on us by apple. talk about creativity environment and impose hard locked theme. macos is so lagging behind ..
plus, i really dislike the new theme imposed on us since big sur. at least macos looked nice _before_ .. it also had theming capabilities _before_ .. (with flavours 2). i think macos is evolving backward.