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Apple 2021 MacBook Pro 14"/16" M1 Pro/Max Laptops - John Lewis - Starting from £1599
Apple 2021 MacBook Pro 14"/16" M1 Pro/Max Laptops - John Lewis - Starting from £1599
Apple 2021 MacBook Pro 14"/16" M1 Pro/Max Laptops - John Lewis - Starting from £1599
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Posted 27 January 2023

Apple 2021 MacBook Pro 14"/16" M1 Pro/Max Laptops - John Lewis - Starting from £1599

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2021 Apple MacBook Pro 16", M1 Pro Processor, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Space Grey - Was £2500, Now £2299After the recent announcements of the new M2 MacBook Pro line, I've noticed this morning that John Lewis have reduced the prices of the M1 MacBook Pros they currently stock.

2021 Apple MacBook Pro 14", M1 Pro Processor, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Space Grey - Was £1899, Now £1599

2021 Apple MacBook Pro 14", M1 Pro Processor, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Space Grey - Was £2399, Now £2049

2021 Apple MacBook Pro 14", M1 Max Processor, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Space Grey - Was £2999, Now £2699

2021 Apple MacBook Pro 16", M1 Pro Processor, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Space Grey - Was £2399, Now £2049

2021 Apple MacBook Pro 16", M1 Max Processor, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Space Grey - Was £3299, Now £2899

At time of posting all of the above are available in space grey and silver and all with the usual John Lewis 2 year guarantee.
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  1. GrahamStoneman's avatar
    GrahamStoneman
    The discounts aren't as good as they seem - the base 14" model has been selling at £1735 for months, not RRP.
  2. malhal's avatar
    malhal
    £1,569.99 at Cosco
    £1,459 Apple refurb (check in the mornings for new stock) (edited)
    skinrush's avatar
    skinrush
    The Apple refurbs aren't in stock.
  3. whatyadoin's avatar
    whatyadoin
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    low_level_devel's avatar
    low_level_devel
    Considering this too, although said I'd never buy from very again after a bad experience with a return! Can also get the 16gb version from Deccies on eBay for £1339 today....hmmm
  4. stuartbaker80's avatar
    stuartbaker80
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    Ali2021's avatar
    Ali2021
    Why not just say the name of the company instead of doing this long winded explanation lol
  5. abz2388's avatar
    abz2388
    With the new M2 pro and M2 max MacBook Pro they should really consider lowering the price, but apple are really just being apple 🍏
    vlaur's avatar
    vlaur
    They are not lowering the price because performance gap between them is not really big. I believe they will keep the M1 pro for a bit higher price than usually when a new version is coming out.
  6. gabesdad's avatar
    gabesdad
    Lovely machines, but RRP should realistically be 1/2 the price relative to their specs.
    oh_my's avatar
    oh_my
    ep, should be half price because of the specs, then double that for the build quality and bundled software, plus an additional 10% just to really annoy people who love plastic Dells that weigh a metric ton.
  7. HOTPOT's avatar
    HOTPOT
    Way overpriced.
    oktobr's avatar
    oktobr
    Can you find this computer at a lower price?
  8. Samurailovin's avatar
    Samurailovin
    Typing of the 14 model, I love it.
    Runs premiere pro like a charm, and I game from time to time which is nice delight.
    I've always been against Mac, mostly because I knew I couldn't actually afford to try it but also because I've always had competitive windows PC's.

    Yeh it's expensive, but I don't regret this purchase at all. Airdrop, connecting to my iphone, ease of use, fact it's just so simple, crash free (so far), superb battery life, great screen and its insanely fast.

    Worth it, though would be overkill for most. My GF got the latest macbook air through work, i'd probably recommend the air if you're on the move often, still a superb laptop.
    BanggooSausage's avatar
    BanggooSausage
    Agree with this. I was the same as you - being someone who was always against Apple.

    I use premiere pro on a decent pc with 48gigs ram where at times I’m getting errors running out of memory and my 16gb pro handles 4k editing much nicer. No crashes and no issues. Airdrop is amazing too for transferring large files.
  9. Excalibur10's avatar
    Excalibur10
    Great products , terrible company and business practices. LSE companies for you
    gabesdad's avatar
    gabesdad
    They have become the tech equivalent of Realpolitik under Cooks control. Read the recent book by Tripp Mickle about Apple. Cook saved them a fortune streamlining production costs, but totally screwed over the suppliers margins to increase Apples! Bit like M&S were 20 years ago.
  10. Subey's avatar
    Subey
    Overpriced
    SirAlexCR7's avatar
    SirAlexCR7
    Any links to alternatives with similar specs?
  11. Korben_Dallas's avatar
    Korben_Dallas
    While the specs are always meh, if the Macbook lasts you 5-10 years then it becomes a reasonable purchase. I have a Macbook Pro from 2013 that's still working and is good enough for work and browsing.

    Having said that, I never paid 1600 let alone 2000 for a laptop. It's Apple...
    Set-Phasers-To-Stun's avatar
    Set-Phasers-To-Stun
    I always buy my MacBooks when they are on discount (this site makes it much easier to do that) but often sell after 3 or 4 years as they hold their value better than any other brand. Upgrading doesn’t actually cost that much in the end, especially if you use for work as I do and can claim as a legitimate expense.
  12. Pete95's avatar
    Pete95
    Because everyone hates ‘the notch’ on their phone so much, they add it to their laptops! Decided to replace the battery on my 2014 MBA recently instead of buying a new one! 
    davidg_croydon's avatar
    davidg_croydon
    Don’t even see the notch on mine.. it’s plugged into a 27 inch monitor.
  13. LordLardy's avatar
    LordLardy
    HUKD needs to fix their affiliate links for John Lewis, none of the links work for me anymore. Anyone else having the same issue?
    fishmaster's avatar
    fishmaster
    I use a custom DNS (ControlD) so most affiliate links won't open. Check your DNS settings.
  14. Excalibur10's avatar
    Excalibur10
    Just for everyone’s information. Our lovely sellout YouTubers with no care whatsoever that review these products completely neglected to mention . Battery replacement can only be done when out of warranty by apple costs £199 (battery and apple labour) this is based on my m1 air model. Maybe £29-59 extra for bigger battery models .

    This is an indication how apple runs unethical business practices. I was fuming to say the least to find this out for a £879 MacBook . Nearly 25% of the price !!!!! I upgraded from MacBook mid2012 unibody , and that costed me about £20 because I could strip the unit by myself and just replace the battery . Watch these companies carefully . 1 year warranty’s? Apple care? Added subscriptions? And the list goes on 🤝thanks for playing
    warlockuk's avatar
    warlockuk
    You needed a battery replacing? Man, if my M1's battery goes I'm going to call 'em out using the sale of goods act or anything else I can think of.
  15. FairyDave's avatar
    FairyDave
    Thanks OP, went for the 16” Max on 0%. Gotta get rid of my 5950X/3080 system now to help fund it (edited)
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