

MacBook Pro 13 Deals & Offers
8,101 commentsAll MacBook Pro 13 Discounts, Offers and Sale - May 2022


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Is this worth over macbook air m1
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Sounds closer to full price for a new one.
Announcement day (14th Sept) today for the new Apple iPhone, etc.
I got one for £799 at Curry’s by trading in an old iPhone 4 which had no value, but they offer an automatic £150 value when purchasing a MacBook Air or Pro.
You can trade in an ancient iPhone at Currys and get a minimum £150 against a new MacBook Air. This brings the price to £799.
So you were so concerned about your fellow HUKD members that you jumped on the thread to spout a load of self contradictory misinformation to save them from making up their own minds... Your opinion is that the better hardware in the Pro isn't worth the extra cost. Great, I'm sure there are people who agree with you. Pretending that means they should cost the same is a weak joke.

In a few years maybe, no way that happens yet.
True, but there’s a difference between supporting something (to keep it compatible and safe) against developing with them specifically in mind to get the best out of it. I’d suggest this ‘support without development’ is the category intel macs fall into at this point.
I think both the Intel and the M1 has its own places. I have never really been a Mac user, however, I've bought this (Intel) one as it suits me for my work, playing with Xamarin development. I have seen there are successful setups using the M1, but it's still lacking some of the tools available for the Intel. This'll probably change as the focus shifts towards the Mxx processors, but right now, I've bought a great bargain and it suits my needs, if the Mxx support improves in the future, then I'll get one nearer to the time.
In fairness if it was 16gb ram I’d be all over it. I currently have the model in this listing but paid less than this for it. Good laptop considering all the features and extra ports.
Was just making it obvious M1 was available for a similar price, granted not 16GB ram. The difference is day and night, I’ve had both.

Thanks for taking the time to post and share @hbuckler83 :)
Not sure I'd describe a Macbook Pro as 'Very God'.
500gb one was £799, but its just gone as soon as I saw it

few of these still left
I had ordered one, but after reading the comments on this thread, cancelled it now. So 1 should be available as on now.
Still 5 in stock
Not an M1, not worth it.
I have but they are rare. Even so, the Air M1 does make this look poor value as it’ll do almost everything this does but faster and more efficiently - I don’t use a Mac much but I wouldn’t touch an Intel Mac in the same price range any more, they’ll depreciate hard from here and support will decline over time.

Rich slappers are best tbh
The biggest slappers are always the rich girls thinking they've gone bad. Hysterical, but also briefly rather fun ;)
I got a comment deleted for mentioning brexit, even though it was completely relevant to costs etc. being discussed. Was told nothing political, at that point I realised it's all about keeping the most people happy possible regardless of actual facts. I still post the odd deal, but nowadays I buy first and then wait 24 hours. If nobody has mentioned it I'll then maybe say something, but half the time I mention it amongst other threads rather than a new deal. I wonder if this will get deleted for being off topic? Sure wouldn't be the first time.
Like a fat council estate slapper.
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Kick myself because just got the air m1 16gb 512 for £1300. The only thing i could jot cope was that 10th gen runs so hot but then you’d be selling it if you don’t like it and get some air probably at a profit
You're right, of course. Mind you, I'm sure there was a cheap(er) Pro there yesterday morning too.
Was than an Air? I don't think you can get an i3 Pro.
Apple continue to charge around £500 more for Intel models over M1 - don't believe all of the hype, or help to spread it. This was an excellent deal. (M1 only available in low end models (confused) )
If the 2GHz versions were 30% off I'd have bitten, but I'll wait for the new ones to land.

Apple M1 killed intel silently
£1749 now. Expired
Tell me about it. Keep an eye on it. Could drop again. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Apple-MacBook-13-inch-Storage-Keyboard/dp/B0882HKBMM/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=macbook+16gb&qid=1622825486&sr=8-3&th=1
Now that was a deal!
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Thanks both (y)
Hopefully a 30+” iMac at wwdc…..
Heat added just for the comment lol
For that comment alone, have some heat🔥
I know it always great to help others

Did they forget to turn TRIM on?
No they don’t? Unless I’m missing something!
Yeah looks like it’s expired
It log enough as it’s expired now
Depends on if you intend to buy AppleCare plus or not. If not, go for the edu store and get 4 years.

Bit weak your reason but its horses for courses. I went with JL for the extra warranty although to be fair Apple has never denied my a free repair in 12 years of apple product ownership. And also the BA avois points lol.... Great laptop nonetheless
I’d agree with you but I went crapple because a they can ship it / have it here today. Got a store 10 minutes from me when they reopen.
Never ever went with a pricematch. Id rather reward the company that had discounted it in the first place unless there was added value. I see none going with apple?
Just FYI if anyone prefers apple will price match JL, but won’t match the 2 yr guarantee.
16GB if you using a lot of RAM memory with multiple design apps open at the same time. You could maybe wait until the Macbook Pro's 16" have the M1 or the next gen processor (M2?) . Rumoured to be mid 2021

As a computer for email, Netflix, photography, video conferencing, text messaging, etc, you’ll not find a better computer for your needs. You’re looking at 18 hours+ of actual usage before needing a recharge, it’s a computer that’s as close to a joy to use as you can get. Apple typically supports their computers with the latest version of Mac OS for 7 years, it should last you a good long time. Coming from Windows it will likely feel a bit jarring at first, but I usually find that once people have gone through the first week they’d not want to go back. If you do buy it and need any support PM me. I’ve been a heavy Mac user for the last 19 years, so I’ll almost certainly be able to answer your wuestion
I was just looking at the 8gb 512gb MacBook Air funnily enough, so it’s reassuring to read that it is suitable for you needs, as I think it will more than be fine for what I require. Unfortunately I have seen it for £100 more than what you paid. I am looking to buy a new laptop to replace a 10 year old windows laptop that has ground to a halt and cannot be used for any task. I’m looking forward to a laptop that doesn’t clog and slow after a sustained period of use. I too have watched some reviews that state the 8gb was sufficient, but it is always helpful to hear of a real world review from someone like yourself, so thank you for taking the time to answer my query. It seems like your usage of the MacBook Air will be more intensive than my own, so I’m confident that the specs will be fine for myself. Basically I require a laptop for basic tasks and would like to learn to edit photos in the future.
I went for the 512GB model with 8GB Ram, managed to get it new for £1050 on eBay. The main reason I use a 512GB SSD is because I have an extremely large photo library that goes back around 18 years (212GB worth of family photos and video). This is all backed up to my local NAS and in the cloud. The photo library does not stream well over a NAS and as such I keep it local. With a good mix of Apps & games, the aforementioned photo library and some documents I have 121GB of free space. I'm not worried about running out of space any time soon. Almost everything that used to be stored on the local computer such as video, music, etc, is all streamed from the cloud now. The 16" MacBook Pro was because I am a contract based Data Analyst and I travelled a fair amount of the time. So I had a 16" MacBook Pro for travel and my iMac Pro at home. Due to covid and the lack of travel it seemed pointless holding onto the 16" MacBook Pro whilst it quickly devalued so I sold it. As my primary goal is using the MacBook Air at night in front of the TV with some general tasks I decided to give the 8GB Ram model a shot. I've not had less than 16GB of Ram on my own personal computer for the last 8 or so years, but when the reviewers say that you don't need the 16GB on this machine they seem to be spot on, at least in my usage. My best friend is a web designer and video editor by trade, he borrowed my Air for the weekend to put it through its paces. It absolutely humiliated his 16" MacBook Pro when it came to exporting 4K video at Pro Res quality. A quarter of the Ram, no fan and it took less than half the time, just unbelievable.
In very much torn between the two (air and pro). Again undecided between 8gb of ram or 16gb. Out of interest what storage did you go for? It seems nothing short of the highest option of 2tb, that an external hard drive will be a requirement eventually. Will 256gb fill up with programs that you will install?
That these machines are coming is a certainty, but the chances are there will not be a full redesign until next year. Assuming Apple follows a similar playbook to the Power PC Migration they will release the new hardware in the existing machines and then release a new design in the next release. That's not to say that a new design is impossible, Apple could choose to mix things up. What is clear is that the M1 MacBook Pro's and MacBook Airs are extremely capable computers that leave their similarly priced PC competitors in the dust. I'm typing this on a M1 based McBook Air that replaced a fully decked out 16" MacBook Pro that had 32GB of Ram and a Core i9 and in most tasks it matches or exceeds it despite costing a third of the price. Bargain.

Unless you're doing 8k video editing or advanced 4k then the 8gb is fine. 16gb on M1 is obviously more future proof but I doubt that many people will need it for a good while. Most people already working at that level aren't looking at these laptops, yet.
when i buy device i use it for at least 5 years, 8GB is good enouigh today but in 3-4 years?
You're missing the point. But that's ok.
Not all 16gb is the same .
Tell that to those running video export in 4K with this model with 8GB of Ram vs the 16" Intel MacBook Pro with 32GB of Ram. This one humiliated it!

People who want to run Windows for whatever reason.
Agreed.
I can’t argue with that but I would urge them to get the M1 version.
Presumably the OP thought that someone would?
You wouldn’t.

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Did you turn off vat op?
Shows £1200 for me
It’s £1199?

Does it not work under Rosetta?
Cheaper cos it is only 8th Generation, put 10th or even 11th would cost much much more.
Serato pro?
Ableton, traktor and Cubase work via Rosetta, what more do you need? https://isapplesiliconready.com/for/music As someone alluded to, I find Big Sur more problematic than the M1. On Intel and Apple.
My understanding with DJ software was the Issue, generally speaking, was MacOS Big Sur as opposed to the M1 & Rosetta. Unforgivable really considering how many months they had to test Big Sur and indeed Apple Silicon! What’s wrong with DJ Pro, Apple Silicon native from day 1. Or Rekordbox 6 seems to work just fine under Rosetta

Nah, not when it’s been cheaper, and this precise one isn’t the best value in the range.
It’s covid. Disagree strongly. This is one of the best laptops you can buy.
I think it’s a bad deal at this price, but the person I replied to had replied to my remark about it being unlikely someone needed to buy that day. Does that help?
Best? Now lower=best? I thought this is a BAD deal
I wanted to buy from Amazon but they don't deliver until Monday. I'm away from home at the moment. Just checked del is now Tuesday, and it's the same price as this deal. John Lewis have it too but you have to pay for delivery and wait.

I have to say reading these comments again it’s clear some people on here are knowledgeable, some absolutely clueless. 1. The belief 8GB will allow just browsing? This thing flies through 4K 60fps video editing on Final Cut. Forget your old belief in non unified memory. It’s a new ball game here. 2. Apple fashion brand etc. This is somewhat true but they have actually beaten their own image here by producing amazing machines with great power and low battery consumption at a very competitive price. I’d buy one of these over any other laptop on the market now unless I wanted to do gaming or work in Windows specific applications. The Mac Mini, I don’t think you can touch with any desktop for the price. 3. Apple is expensive- Used to be expensive, these are not. I have a brand new top of the line HP laptop for work, they cost £1500. It is laughably poor compared to the M1 Mac. Terrible webcam, and screen, out of interest I put Premier Pro on it and tried to edit some 4K 60fps 10 bit video on it. This is the video an M1 Air will destroy. Nope, it was impossible to edit it was so slow
Partly because I pre ordered before reviews! I suppose it builds in some futures proofing and is a bit faster under very heavy sustained loads. if I had my time again, I may just buy the Air, or the 8GB one.
May I ask why you went for the 16gb if you think 8gb is sufficient? Try to justify whether to go for the 16gb myself.
The 8GB ram version will edit 4K 10 bit 60fps in Final Cut much better than the current 16 inch with 32 gb memory. It will handle 8k with little difficulty also You don’t really need more than 8GB of memory with M1, albeit I have one with 16GB. I bought mine to edit on FCP. It’s a beast.
"You do you." I agree. However, that relies on people having correct information and people saying that 16GB and 8GB are the same are just factually wrong. Unified memory and faster processors may take away performance penalties, it doesn’t mean 8GB can do everything 16GB can because there will be workloads where more than 8GB is required to be held at more than one time to run, which is presumably why that benchmark didn't run on 8GB but did run on exactly the same machine only with 16GB. As long as people are aware of that then quite rightly, "you do you." Fair point on trade ins. As I say, it doesn’t matter to me what choices people make, just rather people make fully informed choices rather than from hype, misinformation or information that’s partially valid but needs further context.

1049 now just a shame it’s not the m1
M1 has made the entire Intel lineup redundant, Apple have sabotaged their own product line. Get the MacBook Air M1. This is worth £300.
Hehe, yes - I remember that too. After moving on from a monochrome Apple II Euro, I picked up a Mac Plus. Also, I am in agreement with this comment and why I’d jump in at the M1 chip. Most of the legacy software issues I have found, occurred way before the M1 chip. I imagine anything that made it into Catalina will transition nicely. My point is, I don’t think the legacy argument is a valid reason to consider purchasing this. The Windows argument may well be though if Windows is essential to your work flow.
...I'm old enough to remember the switch to power PC. To be honest for the majority of users, the switch has gone more smoothly that could have been expected already, and rosetta 2 works well.
Do not buy laptops from John Lewis. Their tech teams are rubbish. Also, if you buy a laptop from them their policy is if you press the ‘on’ button on the laptop you can longer return the item unless it’s defective within 30days. Much better to buy from Apple direct if you know a student. Buy from John Lewis if you are 100% sure it’s the laptop you want. Terrible returns policy.
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I think it's a 2020 model - therefore with the new keyboard but the entry level model that year, and still using the 2019/8th Gen i5 processor, so not a good deal unfortunately - especially when compared with the price of some of the MacBook Air M1s in offers at present.
In which case it comes with the dreaded butterfly keyboard, a world of hurt no one but a masochist would seek.
This is a 2019 Macbook Pro! 8th gen i5, so so bad
Was there not a window where they had an M1 with a touch bar and the improved keyboard in 2020?