Apple's MacBook Pro with M1 is a marvelous computer. You can pick one up today for $100 less in Silver with 512GB of storage.
Apple MacBook Pro with M1, 8GB RAM, 512GB Storage Available for $100 Less, Pay Just $1,399 Today
The M1 MacBook Pro needs no introduction at all. It's fast, it's cool (literally), features amazing battery life and offers all the benefits of macOS from the get-go. Starting at $1,499 for the 512GB model, it's priced OK-ish, too. Today, you have to pay just $1,399 for that very same model.
Featuring 512GB of fast SSD storage, this thing is blazing fast even if you plan to use it to move files around. But, apart from that, you get a fantastic keyboard and a giant trackpad that is nothing but a breeze to use.
On the display front, you get a 13.3-inch Retina display with wide color gamut. Whether you are watching Netflix, YouTube or crunching some text, this display ensures everything looks as sharp as possible.
The two USB 4 ports on the sides give you the flexibility to add any port using the adapter of your choice. Missing Ethernet? There's a dongle for that. USB-A? Easy. What about everything in one adapter? Those are available too.
Authentication and unlocking is done using Touch ID which sits on the top right hand of the keyboard, right next to the Touch Bar. If you ever want to add emoji to a string of text using touch gestures on a computer, then the Touch Bar won't disappoint.
There are a lot of things to love about the M1 MacBook Pro, so if you are planning to buy one, today would be a nice day to do it as you can save $100 on the 512GB model.
Buy New Apple MacBook Pro with Apple M1 Chip (13-inch, 8GB RAM, 512GB SSD Storage) - Silver (Latest Model) - Was $1,499, now just $1,399
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