You have a solid chance to save some serious money on the base model M1 MacBook Pro with 256GB storage. This deal saves you $100 without doing anything at all.
M1 MacBook Pro with Touch Bar, 8GB Unified Memory, 256GB Storage Available for Just $1,199 for Limited Time
Needless to say that Apple made some serious strides by introducing its very own chip for the MacBook Pro lineup and the M1 is winning hearts all around. If you are thinking to upgrade to one then today is a nice day to do it as the entry level MacBook Pro is currently $100 off, retailing for just $1,199 for a limited time.
This particular model features a bright 13.3-inch Retina display which is perfect for consuming and creating all sorts of content. The 8GB of unified memory is enough to handle every sort of daily tasks you throw at it while the 256GB of storage is perfect if you are going to use this notebook for school work.
Featuring a Magic Keyboard with brand new key switches, it is a breeze to type on. On the top there is a Touch Bar that is the ultimate way of throwing in emojis into your text messages while the large trackpad at the bottom is butter to use.
On the left hand side there are two USB 4 ports which are compatible with Thunderbolt 3 as well. What this means is this - these ports are fast and you can visit dongle town to add any port to your liking.
If you are interested, head over to the link below and bag this deal right away before it returns to its original price. No discount codes or coupons are needed here.
Buy New Apple MacBook Pro with Apple M1 Chip (13-inch, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD Storage) - Silver (Latest Model) - Was $1,299, now just $1,199
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