Apple’s 13-inch M1 MacBook Pro can be bought for $1,099 on Amazon today after a $200 discount. This pricing matches that of the deal on Prime Day, giving you the opportunity to get a dose of macOS, extended battery life, and increased performance, all at once and at a cheaper rate. The discount applies to the Silver, Space Gray, and 512GB storage versions, with the $1,099 pricing applied on the 8GB RAM and 256GB storage version.
If you decide that you need a little extra storage, the 512GB version will set you back by $1,299 after the same $200 price cut. There are other RAM and storage models listed below at various pricing brackets, so get the one that you feel suits your daily work or play requirements. In terms of specifications, the M1 MacBook Pro touts one of the best build qualities you can hope to see from a 13-inch machine.
The M1 chip running in the new MacBook Pro tames larger and more powerful notebooks while also remaining efficient to the point where it can deliver up to 20 hours of battery on a single charge. The machine also features a crisp Retina Display, which is ideal for content creators and media consumption. You also get a generously large glass trackpad that feels amazing to use and do not forget the Thunderbolt ports that allow you to plug in a variety of peripherals and external monitors for increased workspace.
We are not sure how long this price cut will last, but if you want an M1 MacBook Pro on the double, make sure to check the links below to pick the model of your choosing.
Get the M1 MacBook Pro for $1,099.99 (8GB RAM, 256GB storage)
Get the M1 MacBook Pro for $1,299.99 (8GB RAM, 512GB storage)
Get the M1 MacBook Pro for $1,447.93 (16GB RAM, 256GB storage)
Get the M1 MacBook Pro for $1,509.99 (16GB RAM, 512GB storage)
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