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| eBay | $439.99May 15, 2018 |
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Don't need a Retina display? This reasonably powerful MacBook Pro is down to $445 at eBay deals. Put in an SSD, max out the RAM, and power compute away.
MacBook Pro under $500 anyone? The specs are from 2012, but still a price you don't often see for any MacBook Pro.
Still available! For those who want a Mac workhorse AND a built in optical drive (yes, they still exist!) and don't care about a Retina screen, this old-school MacBook Pro config's under $800 via reputable eBay seller. Swap for more RAM and an SSD for a multitasking machine.
If you're not going for Retina display, you can still get a very upgradeable 2012 MacBook Pro for $800 flat via a reputable eBay seller. Upgrade to an SSD and max out the RAM for a serviceable option.
2012 MacBook Pro in new condition ties its all time low on Blutek's eBay store page. Originally a $1,199 model back in the day. Sells for about $900 at most retailers.
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| Daily Steals | $409.99Apr 06, 2018 |
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Need a reliable OS X laptop? If you don't need the latest specs, check out this old school MacBook Pro 13 for under $500 at its lowest ever price today. Bump the RAM up to 8GB and throw in an SSD for improved performance.
How much does a MacBook Pro cost from 2011? Apparently $510 with free ship on eBay Deals on this MacBook Pro 13.3-inch model. Historic low price.
How cheap is an Apple MacBook Pro 13 from 2011 going for these days. For a machine that old it's impressive the lowest price ever is $525 from eBay Powerseller instantreplayelectronics.
MacBook Pro under $600 anyone? Today this 2011 model dropped to $530 with free shipping on eBay Deals. One of the lowest prices ever seen and $769 off the original $1,299 list price.
Don't need the latest and greatest MacBook? This 2011 MacBook Pro 13 is perfectly serviceable - just swap the platter drive with an SSD and pop more RAM in for an everyday laptop. Today's refurb price beats all previous records by $29 via a reputable eBay seller.
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| TechRabbit | $429.99 expiredMay 06 |
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Don't want to drop more than a grand on the latest and greatest MacBook Pros? Grab this older refurb MacBook Pro 13 and upgrade the RAM and HDD to an SSD for more performance.
If you missed out on the Amazon Black Friday & Cyber Monday special on the MBP 13, Buy.com is selling the same 2nd Gen i5 for the same BF/CM price through eBay deals. All in all a good price for a pricey machine that is pretty darn well built.
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| Best Buy via eBay | $996.99 expiredApr 24 |
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Looking for a discount on the latest and greatest 13-inch MacBook Pro? A rare $303 discount has shown on the base model Mac Pro from mid 2017 with a drop to $996.99 at Best Buy's eBay store.
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| Daily Steals | $549.99 expiredApr 17 |
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Don't need a Retina display? This refurb MacBook Pro is several processor generations behind, but you can still get snappy performance swapping the HDD for an SSD. Obviously several years since this model has been current, but this still makes the lowest price we've seen on it by nearly $700.
If you don't need Retina display or the latest Haswell processors, you can get this workhorse MacBook Pro with Core i7 2.9GHz for the lowest price we've ever seen by $50. Swap out the HDD for an SSD and you're set.
Solid $199 off the latest 13-inch MacBook Pro with a Core i7 processor. Sells for $1,499 at the Apple Store.
With the new June MacBook Pro refresh lineup now available, it's time to move old Mac off the shelves. Best Buy has a new low on this June 2012 Core i7 MacBook Pro by $49. If you want the latest June 2013 model you’ll pay a good $199 more at its $1,499 Apple Store price.
Rare two day discount on the latest 13" Apple MacBook Pro, now $1,350 with free shipping. That's $149 off the $1,499 Apple Store price. Only $0.99 from all-time low of $1,349 that we saw 9 months ago.
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| eBay | $1,299.00 expiredApr 10 |
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Today the late 2016 MacBook Pro with an i5 CPU and 256GB SSD dropped from $1,699 and down to $1,299. Cheapest ever by $137 and $400 cheaper than the Apple Store.
In a 48 hour sale at Rakuten, this $1,799 MacBook Pro from late 2016 is getting a $250 discount to $1,550 at Rakuten. Basically the cheapest MacBook Pro model with the fancy new Touch Bar.
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| Woot | $1,599.99 expiredApr 03 |
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New historic low price on this late-2016 model MacBook Pro. If you want that much-touted Touch Bar plus these specs, this is the best price out by over $100.
Solid deal on this relatively spec'd out MacBook Pro 13 at Woot today. Touch Bar, Retina display, 16GB RAM, half terabyte SSD, and your choice of Silver or Space Gray at time of writing.
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| Woot | $1,599.99 expiredMar 12 |
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Solid $400 discount on this MacBook Pro 13 with Touch Bar and Core i7 processor. If you want good performance and don't want to pay for the latest gen version which doesn't have many changes, this is the way to go.
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If you're not going for Retina display, you can still get a very upgradeable 2012 MacBook Pro for $440 via a reputable eBay seller. Upgrade to an SSD and max out the RAM for a serviceable option.