Apple’s newest M3 chips are powerful and efficient, and this M3 MacBook Pro deal lets you snag an M3-powered MacBook Pro while saving $200. Apple’s devices rarely, if ever, go on sale. If you’ve been looking to upgrade or make the switch to MacOS, this deal is an excellent way to get your foot in the door.
What specs does this MacBook Pro come with?
The MacBook Pro on sale is the 16 inch variant, which is the larger of the two available versions. It’s undoubtedly the more popular one because of the extra screen space, which looks brilliant. The black color for the M3 MacBook Pros was also improved, with Apple claiming it would get less dirty with fingerprints.
This MacBook Pro has the M3 Pro chip, which is better than the base M3 chip but doesn’t reach the power of the M3 Max. It is nevertheless a very powerful chip in every aspect. You also get the 18-core GPU inside the M3 Pro chip, which is extremely capable of handling heavy tasks like video rendering and gaming.
Do you want RAM? Because you get tons of it here; 18 GBs to be exact. Alongside it you also get 512 GBs of solid state storage. 18 GBs of RAM is overkill for a MacBook; the Apple Silicon chips are super capable even with just 8 GBs of RAM. However, this much RAM does mean that editing, rendering, and other intensive tasks will execute without a hiccup.
Who is the M3 MacBook Pro for?
The MacBook Pros are usually, as the name implies, for the pros. If you’re looking for a laptop just for entertainment purposes, or if your work only involves word processing and creating slide presentations, you will be perfectly fine with a MacBook Air.
However, if you spend hours rendering videos or designing graphics, then the MacBook Pro is what you want. Or, if you just want a super crisp display with a very high max brightness and a 120 Hz refresh rate, you might want to get the MacBook Pro anyway.
The M3 Pro MacBook Pro is priced at $2,499, but is on sale for $2,299 right now for a one-time payment. So if you’ve been looking to get the newest MacBook Pro, why wait and lose out on being able to save $200?
