The majority of discounts applied on Apple’s M4 MacBook Pro lineup were focused on the Space Black versions, which is an excellent move on Amazon’s part because you not only get to rock the latest and greatest hardware at considerable savings but the portable Mac also looks spectacular with the unique paint job. However, on this occasion, things have taken a different turn, with the online retailer feeling generous enough to slash a mammoth $250 off on the Silver version of the M4 Pro MacBook Pro.
This is as rare of a deal as you will ever see because the configuration that offers 24GB of unified RAM and 512GB of storage is going for $1,749, while the Space Black finish is actually more expensive, listed for $1,789. The M4 Pro powering the innards is the same, irrespective of whatever finish you get, sporting a 12-core CPU along with a 16-core GPU, delivering incredible single-core, multi-core, and graphics performance, all in a single package. The 24GB unified RAM provides a decent cushion when bumping up the settings in demanding games and will be useful when running on-device AI.
The only obstacle that you have to workaround with is that 512GB storage, but we recommend getting a high-capacity portable SSD with the money that you have in this deal. The Silver finish has long been Apple’s preferred color choice for a multitude of machines that are several years old at this point. If you want to continue this trend and display an affinity with the Silver color, you can make the M4 Pro MacBook Pro your daily driver while gaining a decent chunk of savings in return.
Get the 14-inch M4 Pro MacBook Pro with 24GB RAM, 512GB storage from Amazon - $1,749 (13 percent off, discount applicable on the Silver finish only, only 15 units left in stock at the time of writing)
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About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.
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