The fantastic M2 MacBook Pro with Touch Bar is currently $150 for Black Friday. Get the deal now before it sells out.
M2 MacBook Pro With 256GB SSD and 8GB RAM Currently Discounted by $150 for Black Friday - Save $150 on the 512GB Model Too
The discount is applicable on both 256GB and 512GB versions of the MacBook Pro with M2. Make sure you select the correct one before hitting the Buy Now button. Also, placing the order on time will get you the notebook as early as this weekend.
Buy 2022 Apple MacBook Pro Laptop with M2 chip - Was $1,299, now just $1,149
The M2 MacBook Pro features a tried and tested design. It features a 13.3-inch Retina display, a wonderful Magic Keyboard, a fairly large trackpad, and two Thunderbolt ports.
But, for me, the real star of the show is the Touch Bar, something which is no longer a part of the MacBook lineup at all. This is the last of its kind, and we have a feeling this notebook will also ditch the Touch Bar when the M3 chip comes out.
The powerful M2 chip is made for pro users. And thanks to the included active cooling system, this MacBook Pro can sustain CPU and GPU-intensive workloads at full performance for an indefinite period of time. This is something that can't be said for the M2 MacBook Air.
Rest is pretty standard for a Mac computer - it runs the latest version of macOS, giving you access to all the wonderful features on the software end, such as Stage Manager and so on.
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