This super limited time deal brings the price of M1 MacBook Pro down to just $1,149, a massive discount from its usual $1,299 MSRP.
M1 MacBook Pro with 256GB Storage, 8GB Unified Memory, Touch Bar and Crazy Battery Life is Currently Just $1,149 on Amazon
It is very easy to recommend a new Mac these days. Just buy anything that has an M1 chip inside it and you are off to the races. And currently, the M1-powered MacBook Pro is available for a juicy price of $1,149. It is already $99 off but as soon as you checkout on Amazon, the price falls to $1,149. If it does not, then it means you missed the deal. But hey, you still have the $99 discount to make use of.
Buy New Apple MacBook Pro with Apple M1 Chip (13-inch, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD Storage) - Was $1,299, now just $1,149
Thanks to the M1 chip inside the MacBook Pro, you get insane amounts of performance gains over the Intel version. But that is not all, you also get battery life that easily touches the 20-hour mark.
You also get a 13.3-inch Retina display out of the box which is sharp and perfect for any type of content you want to view or create on this. The 8GB of unified memory ensures that multitasking is zippy and 256GB of fast, internal storage is more than enough for the average user out there.
There are a lot of things about the M1 MacBook Pro which we love, but it is best you head over to the link above in order to secure yourself a deal before price returns to normal. If you ever wanted a MacBook Pro at a huge discount, today is your lucky day.
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