Amazon Takes $149 Off M3 iMacs With New All-Time Low Prices
Amazon today has a big sale on the newest 24-inch M3 iMac, including both 256GB and 512GB models. All of these deals require you to clip an on-page coupon in order to see the final deal price at the checkout screen, and in every case these are all-time low prices.
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Starting with the 8-core GPU/256GB M3 iMac, this model is available for $1,149.99 in two colors with the on-page coupon, down from $1,299.00. Amazon also has the 10-core GPU/256GB M3 iMac on sale for $1,349.99 with a coupon, down from $1,499.00. This one is available in four colors.
Note: You won't see the deal price until checkout.
Lastly, the 10-core GPU/512GB M3 iMac has hit $1,549.99 in three colors, down from $1,699.00. All of Amazon's deals today are record low prices on the M3 iMac, and right now only Amazon is offering these steep discounts.
Apple launched the M3 iMac back in October 2023, bringing significant speed and efficiency improvements with the upgrade from the M1 to the M3 chip. Otherwise, there are no major design changes to the newest iMac model. Keep up with all of this week's best discounts on Apple products and related accessories in our dedicated Apple Deals roundup.
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Mouse and keyboard together cost 180$. Which is priced into the iMac. So I pay almost 200$ for products that are outdated. As you say, sometimes unusable. And need their own cable.
But we can also use the MacBook Pro as an example. Do you think Apple put the HDMI back in for fun?
No, sales have suffered. No matter how often fans said you don't need it anyway.
With the iMac you buy a complete package. And that is outdated. Doesn't justify the price.
Either way if they were moving there wouldn't be any offers.
I thought about buying one of these for my kids on refurb but the value proposition still isn't there. I recently installed a standing desk with a walnut top that I made myself in a common family area so it can be shared with my kids (I've programmed in heights for them) when they start to need real computer access beyond their iPad, which my daughter will likely need next school year as she enters 5th grade and starts writing papers. She is also getting into photography since I gave her an old Sony RX100 camera, she likes playing around in Photoshop and Illustrator, and I want to teach her some programming. I think the better option is a Mac mini with an external 4K display that I can also use to plug in to my MBP when I go upstairs to take my standing break for a few hours in the afternoon.
I would consider a refurbed M3 10c with 24GB memory for $1609 if I could use it as an external display for my much more powerful M3 Max 14" MBP when I'm using the standing desk. This deal isn't bad and is what I would recommend to anyone looking to get an iMac that they're going to use longer than a couple years, and since it's a desktop it's much cheaper to just get a Samsung T7 SSD for cheap on Amazon if you need to add storage: https://www.apple.com/shop/product/G19P1LL/A/Refurbished-24-inch-iMac-Apple-M3-Chip-with-8-Core-CPU-and-10-Core-GPU-Purple?fnode=7209a3de46aed24aa70a42b222f756924a786b9faab99fb9a40adf5169e60063d9d5e49bb9bf4db2a690a672c7acd847fa6a746fa0d867545feeadc0c2a1a6c2128bac6e06caac15f06ad915fb8e749a