Cyber Monday MacBook Pro deals 2022: the hottest Apple laptop deals on sale
Save some serious cash on a new laptop with these Cyber Monday MacBook Pro deals.
We've got plenty of Cyber Monday MacBook Pro deals still available for anyone who has been looking for a powerful portable workstation from Apple. Although we're in the final stretch of the biggest sale events of the year, those money-saving discounts are still available, so it isn't to late to take advantage.
For creative professionals, the MacBook Pro range are some of the best laptops in the world, so big price cuts can be rare, thanks to their popularity.
The best Cyber Monday deals on MacBook Pros include sales from all the major retailers, so now is an ideal time to splash out.
High-end MacBook Pro models like the 16-inch MacBook Pro with M1 Pro chip can cost thousands of dollars, so any savings you can get are welcome, especially right now. The biggest deals are going to be on models like the 13-inch MacBook Pro with M1 and M2 chips since these are much more accessible in price to begin with, so discounts can make them even cheaper.
Whatever MacBook Pro model you're looking for, there's a deal out there that can save you money, and we're scouring the internet to bring you the very best offers on the MacBook Pro model you want. We'll keep updating this page throughout the day and beyond, so you don't miss any last-minute deals.
Cyber Monday in the UK
We're covering US Cyber Monday deals here - so if you're reading this from the UK, head over to our round up of the best UK Cyber Monday deals.
The best Cyber Monday MacBook Pro deals
Apple MacBook Pro 14-inch (M1 Pro): was $1,999 now $1,599 at Best Buy
This huge Cyber Monday deal at Best Buy brings the stunning MacBook Pro 14-inch down to its lowest-ever price. While still a little on the pricey side, this machine is a fantastic option for creative and productivity applications thanks to its combination of a powerful M1 Pro processor, gorgeous display, and fantastic premium design.
Apple MacBook Pro 16-inch (M1 Pro): was $2,499 now $2,099 at Best Buy
This is one of the best early discounts we've seen so far, four hundred bucks off the 16-inch model. This one uses the M1 Pro chip and 16GB of RAM, which makes it a bit more affordable than the super-premium models. $2,099 is a stellar price for this MacBook Pro.
Apple MacBook Pro 16-inch (M1 Pro): was $2,699 now $2,299 at Best Buy
The MacBook Pro 16-inch is considered the premiere creative professional's device, and while it is still priced to match it's target audience, even the a professional graphic designer or sound engineer would like to save some money if they can. Fortunately, with this Best Buy deal, you can get the 16GB memory and 1TB storage model for a huge $400 off.
Apple MacBook Pro 16-inch (M1 Max): was $3,499 now $3,049 at B&H Photo
If you're looking to go big this holiday season on a new 16-inch MacBook Pro with the super-powered M1 Max chip, then definitely check out this deal at B&H Photo. In addition to the 10-core M1 Max with 32-core GPU, this model also comes with 32GB of RAM and 1TB of storage.
Where can I find the best Cyber Monday MacBook Pro deals?
Right here! Yes, we’ll be updating this page as the Cyber Monday sales continue to land. Bookmark this page to check back; we’ll keep adding the biggest discounts we can find throughout the day.
Below, you can find a list of the retailers we think are the best places to look for MacBook Pro deals; you can check them out to get an idea of what your budget might be and which MacBook Pro model you’d like to buy.
US:
Amazon: Consistently has some good deals on MacBooks of all kinds
Best Buy: up to $500 off on select MacBook models
B&H Photo: A great place to find discounts on MacBook Pro models
Newegg: Good for slightly older MacBooks with intel chips for cheap
Walmart: Save as much as $150 on an M1 MacBook Air
How to get the best Cyber Monday MacBook Pro deals
What specs should I look for when buying a MacBook Pro on Cyber Monday?
Unlike conventional laptops, the MacBook Pro has a relatively small pool of different models. The main three factors are screen size, processor, and storage. The newest model - which likely won’t see big sales - is the 13-inch M2 version, which can come with either 256GB or 512GB of storage.
The 14- and 16-inch models currently available pack the M1 Pro chip, with the exception of the high-end 16-inch M1 Max model (which also has double the RAM of the M1 Pro models). If you go to Apple’s website right now, you’ll be able to find a grand total of seven different MacBook Pros; that doesn’t include pre-2020 Intel models, nor the supposedly upcoming M2 Pro/M2 Max versions.
Ultimately, screen size will be the most important factor for most users, since it affects the entire size of the laptop. If you want a super-compact model that is easy to take around with you, keep your eyes out for a 2020 M1 13-inch MacBook Pro. If you’re planning on mostly keeping it plugged in at home or work, consider a 16-inch model instead.
Storage is of course key, but shouldn’t be the deciding factor. Even the lowest-end MacBook Pros still pack a minimum of 256GB in the storage department, which is plenty for most users - and there’s always the option to hook up an external hard drive if you need more space. The majority of MacBook Pro configurations have the same 512GB standard.
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