B&H Photo Video has
14" Apple MacBook Pro: M1 Max, 64GB RAM, 2TB SSD (2021, Silver, MMQX3LL/A) for
$2499 or w/ 3-Yrs of AppleCare+ for
$2599.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor
iconian for finding this deal.
Specs:
- Apple M1 Max 10-Core Processor
- 14.2" 3024 x 1964 Liquid Retina XDR Display
- 2TB Solid State Drive
- 64GB Unified RAM
- 32-Core Integrated GPU
- 802.11ax Wi-Fi 6 + Bluetooth 5.0
- 1080p FaceTime HD Camera
- Backlit Magic Keyboard w/ Touch ID
- Ports:
- 3x Thunderbolt 4 (Supports DisplayPort/HDMI/DVI and 100 W Power Delivery)
- 1x HDMI 2.0 Output
- 1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm Headphone Output
AppleCare+ Details:
- The AppleCare+ Protection Plan Extension for 14-Inch MacBook Pro (Late 2021) from Apple gives you peace of mind by extending your hardware, software, and telephone support coverage. AppleCare+ provides you with expert assistance, global repair coverage for your Mac, and web-based resources and diagnostic tools. In addition to technical support, AppleCare+ also offers accidental coverage for up to two incidents every 12 months.
- Each accidental damage incident is subject to a service fee of $99 for screen or external enclosure damage, or $299 for other damage (plus applicable sales tax). With 24/7 access to product experts via phone or chat, you can get the support you need, day or night. AppleCare+ can be purchased with your new Mac or within 60 from the original date of purchase.
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It's been awesome, but sometimes crashes under heavy memory load.
Tempted to buy this for $2600 so for near term stability and longevity.
64GB/2TB feels much more future proof.
Never mind...i figured it out.
The machine is a beast. A good balance on mobility and performance.
It's better than no coverage.
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I bought an open-box (AppleCare eligible) space-grey a couple weeks ago at $2400, and knocked 5 percent off w two Discover cards via Apple Pay, bringing the final cost to $2,280. (No tax in DE.)
The model here with the 3 years AppleCare is an awesome - albeit still expensive for a laptop - deal.
As someone still using a 2012 MacBook Pro - back when you could upgrade RAM and hard drives yourself, it was easier to save money with a base model and figure on upgrading components later if needed (which is what I did). But now, that's no longer an option. For the average joe, a laptop with these specs - M1max/64GB/2TB - will probably last a decade, assuming you'd like to keep it that long.
One caveat: a lot of states have tax-free weekends coming up, so if you're in one of those states, you might want to wait and pray for a deal at that time. Lol or there's always the M3. 🤷🏻 😂
I bought an open-box (AppleCare eligible) space-grey a couple weeks ago at $2400, and knocked 5 percent off w two Discover cards via Apple Pay, bringing the final cost to $2,280. (No tax in DE.)
The model here with the 3 years AppleCare is an awesome - albeit still expensive for a laptop - deal.
As someone still using a 2012 MacBook Pro - back when you could upgrade RAM and hard drives yourself, it was easier to save money with a base model and figure on upgrading components later if needed (which is what I did). But now, that's no longer an option. For the average joe, a laptop with these specs - M1max/64GB/2TB - will probably last a decade, assuming you'd like to keep it that long.
One caveat: a lot of states have tax-free weekends coming up, so if you're in one of those states, you might want to wait and pray for a deal at that time. Lol or there's always the M3. 🤷🏻 😂
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
I bought an open-box (AppleCare eligible) space-grey a couple weeks ago at $2400, and knocked 5 percent off w two Discover cards via Apple Pay, bringing the final cost to $2,280. (No tax in DE.)
The model here with the 3 years AppleCare is an awesome - albeit still expensive for a laptop - deal.
As someone still using a 2012 MacBook Pro - back when you could upgrade RAM and hard drives yourself, it was easier to save money with a base model and figure on upgrading components later if needed (which is what I did). But now, that's no longer an option. For the average joe, a laptop with these specs - M1max/64GB/2TB - will probably last a decade, assuming you'd like to keep it that long.
One caveat: a lot of states have tax-free weekends coming up, so if you're in one of those states, you might want to wait and pray for a deal at that time. Lol or there's always the M3. 🤷🏻 😂
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