Retailer accidentally discounts M3 MacBook Pro by $200

Anurag Singh
Apple M3 Macbook

Adorama, a US retailer, might have tipped its hand for upcoming Black Friday deals on MacBook Pros with M3 chips.

Apple took the wraps of its new MacBook Pro lineup earlier this week at its “Scary Fast” event. Powered by the latest M3 silicon underneath, these latest MacBooks bring a serious leap in performance.

You will be able to buy the M3 MacBook Pros starting November 7 and if you are worried about the exorbitant price tags, Adorama might have had you sorted. The retailer accidentally set the price with a $200 discount off the new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro with the M3 chip.

Adorama accidentally discounts M3 MacBook Pro

Apple MacBook Pro M3 laptops against a black background

Nearly all configurations of the M3 Pro models were eligible for the discount. This included the 14- or 16-inch model, choosing beefier storage, getting more RAM, or selecting from a higher-core chipset.

However, with our experience in retail behind us, especially in e-commerce, it’s possible this deal might strike back with Black Friday coming up. Someone clearly pressed the wrong button.

To start, the 14-inch M3 MacBook Pro with 512GB storage was available for $1,399.00, reduced from $1,599.00. The 14-inch M3 Max MacBook Pro with 1TB SSD is now priced at $2,999.00, down from $3,199.00.

Adorama was also offering a $200 discount on every 16-inch model, allowing you to purchase the 16-inch M3 Pro MacBook Pro with 512GB storage for $2,299.00, down from $2,499.00, or opt for the 1TB variant at $3,299.00.

These are only some of the discounted models. You can choose from a variety of options, but only if you’ve signed up for Adorama’s VIP rewards account. Once you’re signed up, visit the rewards page, and you’ll see the discounts.

Not all is lost though, as Adorama is currently selling at a deep discount, some M1 Pro MacBooks. These are still absolutely viable, and at the shrunk price, it’s still a steal. Over on B&H, you can still grab an M1 Max with $1900 off.

M3 chips offer a bunch of new upgrades over the M2 generation. You get a brighter display, a slightly better battery, a new color, and more.

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About The Author

Anurag is a Tech writer at Dexerto. He is an expert in laptops, smartphones, and wearables. Anurag has previously covered major brands like Apple, Samsung, and Microsoft. He's previously written for publications like Android Police, Neowin, MakeTechEasier, Gizmochina, and more. Get in touch at Anurag.singh@dexerto.com.