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These M5 and M5 Pro MacBook Pro configs are up to $450 off today (24GB and 48GB)

While Amazon is delivering the lowest prices on pre-orders for the new AirPods 5, Apple Watch Ultra 4, and Apple Watch Series 12, its MacBook Pro deals have been relatively hard to come by as of late. We have caught some serious $500 price drops on the higher-end Pro models, but B&H is landing today with between $320 off and $450 off the list prices for three different configurations. Details below.

B&H is among our favorite authorized Apple dealers and can often times get quite competitive with Amazon and the big box retailers when it comes to MacBook deals – today is one of those days. 

Now delivering the lowest prices around on three configurations in particular, you’ll find an M5 with the upgraded 96W charger thrown in at $320 off and a pair of M5 Pro models at up to $450 off:

For comparison’s sake, Amazon doesn’t even carry a 48GB M5 Pro config, nor does it have the 24GB model above with the upgraded Cores – it is charging more than this for the same machine with the 15-Core/16-Core setup

As for the M5, this same machine without the upgraded Apple charger is selling for $2,075 at Amazon right now. 

Needless to say, B&H is offering some seriously notable deals on these machines today. 

If the MacBook Air is more your speed, Amazon is, however, delivering some solid $150 price drops on select configurations this week:

More of this week’s best Apple deals:

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Avatar for Justin Kahn Justin Kahn

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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