M1 MacBook Pro deals discounted by up to $250 for the 4th of July

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If you’re on the hunt for a new laptop and want to run with Apple rather than a Windows laptop, the M1 MacBook Pro could be the choice for you. Amazon and Best Buy's latest MacBook Pro deals currently have all three sizes - that’s the 13-inch, 14-inch, and chunky 16-inch models - on sale with discounts of up to $250.

This is part of broader 4th of July sales at Amazon and Best Buy, which feature great discounts on tech products and beyond, from laptops to stand mixers. The MacBook Pro deals featured here are available with a few different internal configurations; if you want to spring for more storage, you could grab one with a 1TB SSD.

As the ‘Pro’ models with bigger screen options and more processing grunt (these MacBook Pros use Apple’s mighty M1 Pro processor), these are a little bit more costly than conventional MacBooks, but represent an excellent choice of laptop for professionals who need a portable, powerful device for anything from digital art to video editing.

At $1049.99, the more compact base 13-inch model enjoys the biggest discount, with $250 shaved off the original price at Best Buy. In our review, we highlighted its incredible performance and great battery life, coupled with the wonderful Magic Keyboard now present on every MacBook Pro. It’s worth noting that this deal is only available at Best Buy; Amazon has the larger models on sale.

Other models appear to all share the same $200 discount, which is still nothing to be sniffed at considering that these are very premium laptops. The beefy 16-inch model is a fine choice for anyone who wants as much display space as possible, while the 14-inch version provides a comfortable middle ground that sits at the top of our Best MacBooks list.

While all of these are good deals, bear in mind that Amazon Prime Day is just a few days away, and these MacBook Pro models have seen slightly lower prices on rare occasions in the past. Today's prices are fantastic but it's not a bad idea to wait it out until Prime Day if you're willing to risk it.

Outside the US? Check out the best MacBook Pro deals in your region below.

Today's best MacBook Pro deals

MacBook Pro M1 13-inch: $1,299.99$1049.99 at Best Buy
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MacBook Pro M1 13-inch: $1,299.99 $1049.99 at Best Buy
Save $250 - The most compact version of Apple’s excellent M1-powered MacBook Pro is on sale this 4th of July, offering excellent performance and all-day battery life at a newly discounted price. 

MacBook Pro M1 14-inch: $1,799$1,999 at Amazon
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MacBook Pro M1 14-inch: $1,799 $1,999 at Amazon
Save $200 - The middle child of the current MacBook Pro lineup is the 14-inch model, which comes equipped with the same M1 Pro chip and 512GB of storage space. The 1TB version is more expensive but shares that $200 discount. 

MacBook Pro M1 16-inch: $2,499$2,299 at Amazon
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MacBook Pro M1 16-inch: $2,499 $2,299 at Amazon
Save $200 - If you want plenty of screen space, this super-sized M1 MacBook Pro is the one to beat. A 10-core M1 Pro CPU makes this one of the most powerful Apple laptops on the market right now, too. 

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Christian Guyton
Editor, Computing

Christian is TechRadar’s UK-based Computing Editor. He came to us from Maximum PC magazine, where he fell in love with computer hardware and building PCs. He was a regular fixture amongst our freelance review team before making the jump to TechRadar, and can usually be found drooling over the latest high-end graphics card or gaming laptop before looking at his bank account balance and crying.

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