MacBook Pros up to 19% off on Amazon for Prime Big Deal Days, including new M2 model

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Apple’s MacBook Pro machines offer some serious power, with Apple’s own M-series of chips inside. The Apple silicon goodness inside has allowed Apple to release some of its most powerful computers to date – such as the MacBook Pro (2023). And if you’re looking to grab one of the laptops, there’s never been a better time to do so.

Amazon is currently offering up to 19% off brand new MacBook Pros for Prime Big Deal Days, with discounts varying depending on the model. You’ll find the deals on Apple’s uber-powerful 2023 line-up, which are the latest models packing the M2 Pro and Max chipsets.

If you opt for the high-specced M2 Pro models, you can save plenty during Prime Big Deal Days. The 14-inch model with 512GB of storage is down to £1966, which is £183 off the RRP of £2149. Bear in mind that this deal is only on the 16-core GPU model.

If the larger size catches your eye, you can still save there. The 16-inch MacBook Pro with the M1 Pro chip is down to £2410 for the 512GB model. That’s almost £300 off the RRP of £2699. This deal is also only for the 16-core model. Over in the US, you’ll find slightly smaller savings of $135 – with the MacBook down from $2499 to $2364.

In the UK, the 13-inch MacBook Pro with the M2 chip inside is £95 off from the usual price of £1349, at £1190. While this discount isn’t necessarily the highest we’ve seen, it is one of the better MacBook discounts – and a great option to bag yourself a new laptop. Over in the US, you can find the laptop for $1049, down 19% from the RRP of $1299.

While Apple’s MacBook Pro machines all offer outstanding performance, it’s always best to pick the one that’s best for you. The new 13-inch model with M2 left us feeling a little lacklustre with a design that’s a little 2016, and less power than the larger sizes. It makes the new MacBook Air a more compelling option. The 14-inch and 16-inch models are extremely impressive machines, and you won’t go wrong with them.