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Apple’s official refurb store has M5 Pro MacBook Pro models up to $540 off right now

The official Apple refurb store is delivering some notable price hike relief with current-generation MacBook models starting as low as $599 right now, and we just highlighted a series of notable offers on the M5 MacBook Air lineup. However, we also wanted to take a look at some M5 Pro MacBook Pro offers you can land at between $450 and $540 under the new list prices

Here are a few of the highlight M5 Pro configurations we are tracking with notably lower prices than you’ll find at retail in brand new condition right now:

That 16-inch model at $2,549 is now $450 under the new retail price in brand new condition and is currently starting at $2,760 over on Amazon where it has yet to sell for any less since the price increase took hold. 

It is also very much worth noting that, unlike some of the deals you’ll find floating around the internet right now, this is not one of those offers that just brings it back to the old MSRP. While we have seen this machine set for less in the last it is currently $150 less than the old list price courtesy of this Apple Certified Refurbished storefront. 

As a quick refresher, all gear on the Apple refurb store includes a proper 1-year Apple warranty, ships covered under Apple’s 14-day return policy, and tends to sell out quicker than anyone would ever want.

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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