B&H discounts loads of Apple products: save up to $200 on MacBook Pro w/ Touch Bar, iMac, much more (Tax NY only)

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B&H has a number of Apple deals in its End of Year Sale event. You’ll find price drops on nearly every Apple product, but the best discounts are on MacBooks and iMacs. B&H offers free two-day shipping on each listing and only charges taxes for New York customers at the time of purchase. Each of today’s deals also include a free copy of Parallels Desktop 12 for Mac ($80 value).

MacBooks:

• 12-inch MacBook 1.1GHz/8GB/256GB (model  MLH72LL/A): $1,129 (Reg. $1,299)
• 13-inch MacBook Pro 2.0GHz/8GB/256GB (model MLL42LL/A): $1,349 (Reg. $1,499)
• 15-inch MacBook Pro 2.6GHz/16GB/256GB (model MLH32LL/A): $2,199 (Reg. $2,399)
  • w/ Touch Bar
• 15-inch MacBook Pro 2.6GHz/16GB/512GB (model MLH42LL/A): $2,599 (Reg. $2,799)
  • w/ Touch Bar
• …and even more…

With your savings, pick up a stand for your new MacBook. We love Twelve South’s HiRise that has an adjustable stand and aluminum frame to match.

iMacs:

• 21-inch Retina 4K iMac 3.1GHz/8GB/1TB (model MK452LL/A): $1,349 (Reg. $1,499)
• 27-inch Retina 5K iMac 3.2GHz/8GB/1TB (model MK462LL/A): $1,599 (Reg. $1,749)
• 27-inch Retina 5K iMac 3.2GHz/8GB/1TB Fusion (model MK472LL/A): $1,799 (Reg. $1,999)
• …and even more…

Outfit your new iMac with a Sabrent 4-port USB 3.0 Hub that will bring all of your I/O around front for easier access.

B&H also offers Apple’s 9.7-inch iPad Pro Wi-Fi + Cellular 32GB for $549 (Reg. $729).

With a Retina display and a thin, lightweight design, the space gray Apple 12″ MacBook (Early 2016) provides both portability and performance. Measuring just 0.5″ (13.1mm) thin and weighing only 2 pounds, the MacBook is compact yet still has a premium feel, thanks to its unibody design. The MacBook features a 12″ Retina display with 16:10 aspect ratio and 2304 x 1440 native resolution, which results in 226 pixels per inch (ppi). The display also has 178°-wide viewing angles. To deliver the total Retina experience on the MacBook, Apple redesigned the pixels to create a larger aperture, allowing more light to pass through. This enabled Apple to use LED backlighting that’s 30 percent more energy efficient than the displays on other Mac notebooks with no loss in brightness.