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You can already save £150 on the new MacBook Pro M3
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Well, we didn’t think we’d be here already. Black Friday hasn’t even started yet and Apple’s newly releasedMacBook Pro M3family of devices has already gotten a huge discount.
We’ve yet to review the new M3 MacBook Pro models so can’t give them our seal of approval but they look set to be an incremental upgrade on what has gone before, and this discount is a pleasant surprise for such new devices. The laptop is on sale right now, with the newMacBook Pro M3 now just £1,549.97, down from £1,699. You can also grab theM3 Pro version, also down £150, to £1,949.97.
Admittedly, MacBook Pro laptops are expensive devices so you should only be considering them if you know you’ll take advantage of their advanced creative capabilities. Given the high price tag, it’s great to see them discounted so soon after launch to ease the blow on your wallet.
Save £150: The MacBook Pro M3 is now £1,549.97 this Black Friday
The new MacBook Pro M3 has already received a discount on Amazon, down from £1,699 to just £1,549.97. That’s a solid £150 saving.
So, where has this great deal come from? It’s been around for a week or so, with the M3 MacBook Pro originally starting at £1,699 before dropping down £150 to this low price recently. Around Black Friday, Apple itself doesn’t get in on the discounts. Instead, it offers gift cards alongside its purchase, which is nice but it isn’t quite as satisfying as a direct discount.
The new MacBook Pro models with M3 chips aren’t a reinvention. Apple hasn’t touted a big leap in performance from the previous M2 family, instead making clear that these chips are streets ahead of the Intel and M1 components you might still have inside your older MacBook. Nevertheless, the current MacBook Pro norm offers a crispMini LEDdisplay, a wide range of ports, big trackpads and pleasing keyboards. The latest M3 models also offer enhancements to graphics through technologies calledhardware-accelerated ray tracingandDynamic Caching.
Looking for a different deal?
If this isn’t the laptop deal for you, do check out ourBest Black Friday Laptop Dealspage, where you can find a bunch more top picks. We also found another computing bargain in the form of theNetgear Nighthawk Pro Gaming XR1000 router, reduced by £70 down to £139. For a wider range of offers, delve into ourEarly Black Friday Dealspage, featuring a live blog of the best deals around.
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Adam is the Computing Editor of Trusted Reviews. He joined as a staff writer in 2019 after graduating from Newcastle University with an MA in Multimedia Journalism. After spending two years at WIRED,…
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