Repair advocate iFixit suggests that all of Apple's Touch Bar-equipped MacBook Pros may be vulnerable to fatigue failure of a thin flex-cable connecting the motherboard to the display.
Apple authorized resellers are knocking hundreds off Macs and iPads, providing shoppers with the lowest prices anywhere. Save $300 to $700 on high-end 2018 MacBook Pros, with limited availability at the reduced prices. Apple's new 2018 Mac mini is also on sale starting at $749, while current 27-inch iMac 5Ks are up to $300 off and 10.5-inch iPad Pros are marked down to $499.
Mid-January Apple specials are in effect now with instant and coupon savings of up to $250 off. Save on 2018 MacBook Airs, 11-inch iPad Pros, 2018 MacBook Pros and more, with prices starting at just $769.
Shoppers looking for Apple's latest 15-inch MacBook Pro can save $200 this week on popular models at both B&H and Amazon. Apple Watch Series 4 and Series 3 devices are also up to $350 off, with new styles added to mix.
While supplies last, Woot has Apple's 2017 12-inch MacBook with a 512GB SSD on sale for $999.99 ($600 off) in your choice of color. These units are refurbished by Apple, but come with a 90 day Woot warranty, allowing for the record breaking discount. Meanwhile, AirPods are back in stock at B&H, and Adorama is knocking $225 off popular 15-inch MacBook Pros with Vega graphics.
Discounts on Apple products are heating up as CES winds down. Grab a 2018 iPad for $279 to use with newly announced iOS-connected devices, or pick up an upgraded 13-inch MacBook Pro from just $1,349. Apple's 2017 12.9-inch iPad Pros are also on sale from $699 after clearance markdowns.
Apple authorized reseller Adorama has slashed prices on loaded Mid 2017 MacBook Pros even further, with 1TB models starting at just $1,799. These units are factory sealed in box with free shipping and no tax collected on orders shipped outside New York and New Jersey. Quantities are limited and these discounts are limited to stock on hand.
Ringing in the new year, retailers are offering cash discounts on HomePods, MacBook Pros and iPads with discounts of up to $280 off. Ready to tackle tax prep? H&R Block Deluxe + State 2018 is on sale for $17.98 today only while supplies last.
We compared both models of Apple's late-released Vega 20-equipped MacBook Pros to help determine whether the performance gains warrant the extra cash needed to upgrade from the 2.6GHz i7 to the 2.9GHz i9
The lowest prices of the year are here with instant rebates of up to $1,500 off 2017 MacBook Pros. Pick up an upgraded 13" Touch Bar with 16GB of RAM for as low as $1,549. Beefier 15-inch models are also marked down with premium configurations starting at $1,749. All with no tax collected on orders shipped outside NY and NJ.
Every venue in the history of publication has pieces that they like a lot — but never got as much traction as they thought it would. To celebrate the end of the year, AppleInsider staff got together to discuss not what you guys clicked on the most, but the editorial and feature pieces that we liked best in 2018.
Last minute holiday deals have just arrived with record breaking discounts on current and closeout Macs. Save $400 on a 2018 15-inch MacBook Pro with Vega 20 graphics, now $2,749 (the lowest price ever). Other 2018 models are up to $850 off, with 2017 configurations ringing in at up to $1,400 off. Upgraded models start at just $1,449 with no tax outside NY and NJ and 0% financing.
At $1,600, the 2019 13-inch Razer Blade Stealth represents an incredible value, boasting a 1.8GHz quad-core Intel Core i7 processor, 16GB of RAM, 256GB of storage and a powerful dedicated MX150 graphics card. See how it stacks up to a comparable MacBook Pro.
To celebrate the holiday season, B&H is giving away a free 1TB G-Drive with popular 13-inch MacBook Pros and 2018 15-inch MacBook Pros. This deal, which is in addition to cash savings of up to $300 off and free expedited shipping, is perfect for holiday gift giving with delivery in time for Christmas to most locations.
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