Apple’s MacBook Pro is on sale for up to $399 off on Amazon

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With its raw power and ease of use, the current model of the Apple MacBook Pro is one of the best laptops the company has ever released. Apple has changed the game with the Pro’s all-new Touch Bar that’s customizable for power users. 

Luckily, the Apple MacBook Pro 15-inch model with Retina display and Touch Bar is now on sale for $2,575, which is $224 off its retail price. However, you can save an additional $175 with a “clip and redeem” coupon from Amazon. That’s a $399 savings altogether!

Note: This additional discount is for select Prime members only. You have to click the coupon box to see if you’re eligible.

Usually retailing for $2,799, this MacBook Pro features a stunning 15.4-inch LED-backlit Retina display with True Tone technology behind it, a powerful Intel Core i7 processor, a whopping 16GB of memory and 512GB of storage, Touch Bar and Touch ID, and four Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) ports for its power supply and accessories. 

Make no mistake about it, this Apple MacBook Pro is a portable beast that can stand up to even the most intense and heavy workflow without any hiccups or lag. With up to 10 hours of battery life, this machine is built for professionals and creatives alike, while it can withstand almost every new and current app out there like Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, and Final Cut Pro X.

Not convinced? Amazon customer michael_m writes:

“This MacBook exceeded by expectations, and despite the cost I’m very glad I bought it. It’s built like a tank when closed, and even when it’s been running for a while the metal exterior always stays cool. I think the power saving must work really well too, as the battery percentage barely moves when I shut the lid and leave it on for a day or so. The display is incredible, and I have no problems reading even the tiniest text with my 54 year old eyes. There’s been nothing in the way of lag or freezing, even when running multiple applications at once. I use it for audio processing and recording, and bought it hoping that it would handle large audio files flawlessly, which it does.”