I'm not expecting these record MacBook Pro deals to be beaten on Prime Day

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Amazon Prime Day 2024 is just two days away, so you might be waiting in the hope of snapping up a Prime Day MacBook deal. But I've compared Amazon's current prices with last year's Prime Day offers, and I think they may already be as good as they can possibly get. There's a record $613 off the M2 Pro MacBook Pro 16 and $500 off the newer M3 Pro MacBook Pro 16.

I've been covering Apple deals and Amazon Prime Day for years, tracking the prices on everything from MacBooks to iPads and beyond, and I've hardly ever seen such big discounts on recent MacBooks. Amazon's current MacBook Pro deals (listed below) are already far better than the discounts it ran during Prime Day last year or during Black Friday, so I'm not convinced that they will fall any further.

MacBook Pro 16-inch (M3 Pro, 2023): $2,499 $1,999 at AmazonSave $500:

MacBook Pro 16-inch (M3 Pro, 2023): $2,499 $1,999 at Amazon
Save $500: If you want to go for the more recent M3 Pro generation, this is the nearest configuration to the deal above, coming with a 12-core CPU, 18-core GPU, 18GB RAM and 512GB SSD. This is the best price we've seen on this model, beating the previous low of $2,199 by $200. Amazon also has a discount on the 32GB configuration.

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MacBook Pro 16-inch (M2 Pro 2023): $2,499 $1,885.99 at AmazonSave $613.01:

MacBook Pro 16-inch (M2 Pro 2023): $2,499 $1,885.99 at Amazon
Save $613.01: For an even bigger saving, you might turn to the previous iteration of the MacBook Pro 16, which is hardly 'old'. Apple released two generations last year: M2 Pro/Max-chipped models in January and then the M3 models in November. But it's worth noting than when Apple boasts about M3 series performance, it compares it against the M1, not the M2. For many, the difference in performance between M2 Pro and M3 Pro may not justify the price gap when this laptop has a massive $613 off. We hardly ever see discounts as big as this on a MacBook Pro.

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MacBook Pro 16-inch (M3 Max, 2023): $3,999 $3,499 at AmazonSave $500:

MacBook Pro 16-inch (M3 Max, 2023): $3,999 $3,499 at Amazon
Save $500: If you're using very, very demanding software, for example for 3D rendering, and you want the most power you can get from an Apple laptop, Amazon has a record low price on the highest-spec MacBook Pro configuration that it sells. This setup packs the M3 Max chip with a massive 48GB of unified memory and 1TB SSD.

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MacBook Pro 14-inch (M3 Pro, 2023): $1,999 $1,699 at AmazonSave $300:

MacBook Pro 14-inch (M3 Pro, 2023): $1,999 $1,699 at Amazon
Save $300: For a more compact laptop with Pro specs, Amazon has a record $300 off the MacBook Pro 14 with 18GB unified memory and a 512GB SSD. This beats the previous best price by $50, so I don't expect to see a better offer for a while.

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MacBook Pro 14-inch (M3, 2023): $1,599 $1,399 at AmazonSave $200:

MacBook Pro 14-inch (M3, 2023): $1,599 $1,399 at Amazon
Save $200: Finally, Amazon also has a record low price on the entry-level M3-chipped configuration of the latest 14-inch laptop. This only comes with 8GB of memory, so it's the least 'pro' Pro and may struggle with more demanding tasks like heavy video editing and 3D work, but it's great value for anyone who can make do with those specs. Again, this is $50 cheaper than the previous best price, and better than any deal on an entry-level MacBook during the last Prime Day, so I don't expect this to be beaten.

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Joe Foley
Joe Foley

Joe is a regular freelance journalist and editor at Creative Bloq. He writes news, features and buying guides and keeps track of the best equipment and software for creatives, from video editing programs to monitors and accessories. A veteran news writer and photographer, he now works as a project manager at the London and Buenos Aires-based design, production and branding agency Hermana Creatives. There he manages a team of designers, photographers and video editors who specialise in producing visual content and design assets for the hospitality sector. He also dances Argentine tango.

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