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Costco Members: 14.2" Apple MacBook Pro Laptop: 3024x1964, M5 Chip, 16GB, 1TB

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Costco has for its Members: 14.2" Apple MacBook Pro Laptop (Late 2025, Space Black or Silver) as configured below on sale for $1349.99. Shipping is free.

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Note: Extra 1-year warranty is included.

Available:
  • Space Black (MDE14LL/A)
  • Silver (MDE54LL/A)
Specs:
  • Apple M5 10-Core Chip
  • 14.2" 3024 x 1964 Liquid Retina XDR Up to 120Hz Display
  • 16GB Unified Memory
  • 1TB SSD
  • 10-Core GPU
  • 16-Core Neural Engine
  • Wi-Fi 6E (802.11ax) + Bluetooth 5.3
  • 3.40 lbs. (1.55 kg)
  • SDXC Memory Card Reader
  • macOS
  • Ports:
    • 3x Thunderbolt 4
    • 1x HDMI
    • 1x MagSafe 3
    • 1x 3.5mm Headphone

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  • About this deal:
    • This offer matches this Frontpage deal from another retailer, which has received 64 thumbs up.
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $499.01 less (27% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $1849 at the time of this post.
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Costco has for its Members: 14.2" Apple MacBook Pro Laptop (Late 2025, Space Black or Silver) as configured below on sale for $1349.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member freshsqueezed for sharing this deal.

Note: Extra 1-year warranty is included.

Available:
  • Space Black (MDE14LL/A)
  • Silver (MDE54LL/A)
Specs:
  • Apple M5 10-Core Chip
  • 14.2" 3024 x 1964 Liquid Retina XDR Up to 120Hz Display
  • 16GB Unified Memory
  • 1TB SSD
  • 10-Core GPU
  • 16-Core Neural Engine
  • Wi-Fi 6E (802.11ax) + Bluetooth 5.3
  • 3.40 lbs. (1.55 kg)
  • SDXC Memory Card Reader
  • macOS
  • Ports:
    • 3x Thunderbolt 4
    • 1x HDMI
    • 1x MagSafe 3
    • 1x 3.5mm Headphone

Editor's Notes

Written by Nate650 | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • This offer matches this Frontpage deal from another retailer, which has received 64 thumbs up.
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $499.01 less (27% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $1849 at the time of this post.
  • About this store:
  • Additional notes:
    • Please see the original post for additional details & give the wiki and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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Buy a smashed screen M1 off ebay and swap your screen onto it. $200 fix.
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This 14 inch MacBook Pro pairs the M5 chip, 16GB of memory, and 1TB of storage with a steep Costco price cut, free shipping, and Costco return and warranty coverage. The Pro screen, ports, and fan cooling make it appealing for heavier multitasking, development, and creative work, while the 1TB drive adds extra headroom. The main concern is 16GB RAM, which can feel tight for large browser sessions, Office and Teams, or more demanding AI and development workloads. A solid value if your workload fits the memory ceiling.

  • Software developers juggling Xcode, Android Studio, and AI tools, because the fan and ports help keep heavier workflows from lagging or throttling.

    CC1478Aletheia_

  • Mac users replacing an aging machine, because the battery and performance gains are enough to feel like a worthwhile step up from older models.

    Capetofintlewoodlewix

  • People who want a premium screen and extra ports over a thinner laptop, because this model keeps those Pro features while staying below the newest Pro price.

    CC1478Capeto

  • Office workers and light creators who want a 1TB laptop, because 16GB has been enough for web browsing, light Python, photo editing, and under-1080p video work.

    Capeto

  • Buyers who want extra headroom for future workloads, because 16GB may feel tight sooner than a 24GB configuration.

    a_landFrshh23Capeto

  • Heavy multitaskers running lots of browser tabs plus chat apps, because 16GB can start disk swapping under everyday app pressure.

    fintlewoodlewixa_land

  • Local AI and large-model work, because 16GB is far below the memory needed for serious on-device LLM use.

    bobreddFrshh23

  • Power users who keep many demanding apps open at once, because memory can feel cramped even with office software and Teams.

    a_landfintlewoodlewix

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Today 3:35 PM
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Frshh23Today 3:35 PM
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Quote from a_land View quoted comment :
I'm getting memory crunched by running the office suite even, it's incredible how bad teams is for performance
with how much ram?
Today 3:43 PM
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a_landToday 3:43 PM
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Quote from Frshh23 View quoted comment :
with how much ram?
I have a M1 Pro with 16gb
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Today 3:48 PM
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Frshh23Today 3:48 PM
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Quote from a_land View quoted comment :
I have a M1 Pro with 16gb
shit so 16gb ram is not enough ? 😭
Today 3:49 PM
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Aletheia_Today 3:49 PM
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Quote from Frshh23 View quoted comment :
its the 16gb ram. I have m1 air 8gb ram and it's enough except the damn ram. wish I got the 16gb from the jump, wouldnt be looking to upgrade right now
Same here. I'm still using my M1 Pro 8GB RAM from 2020 and its the RAM that's the issue now + battery has degraded since I've used my Macbook a lot.

Looking to get a new Macbook but not sure which one I need (Macbook Pro w/ 16GB ram or would having Macbook Air w/ 24GB ram be better, etc).
Today 3:59 PM
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Frshh23Today 3:59 PM
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Quote from Aletheia_ View quoted comment :
Same here. I'm still using my M1 Pro 8GB RAM from 2020 and its the RAM that's the issue now + battery has degraded since I've used my Macbook a lot.Looking to get a new Macbook but not sure which one I need (Macbook Pro w/ 16GB ram or would having Macbook Air w/ 24GB ram be better, etc).
I think I'm going to go 24gb. Just so I don't run into issues later. Some people supposedly are saying 16gb sometime has slow downs now
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Today 4:03 PM
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davidss03Today 4:03 PM
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Buy now or wait for black Friday?
Today 4:05 PM
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CC1478Today 4:05 PM
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Quote from Aletheia_ View quoted comment :
Same here. I'm still using my M1 Pro 8GB RAM from 2020 and its the RAM that's the issue now + battery has degraded since I've used my Macbook a lot.

Looking to get a new Macbook but not sure which one I need (Macbook Pro w/ 16GB ram or would having Macbook Air w/ 24GB ram be better, etc).
What do you do? Data analytics, app design, local LLMs, video encoding, multiple huge excel documents? If none of those then 16 GB would likely serve you well for the next 4+ years. I do the above less LLMs on my 16 GB M2 Pro MacBook Pro without much issue on the RAM side (huge data sets I'm throwing on a server anyways)....

Do you value the nicer screen/ports of the Pro? The Air is fanless if you prefer that and aren't doing heavy calculations/encoding etc.... If you are doing those then the fan is nice to have so it doesn't throttle.
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Today 4:10 PM
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CapetoToday 4:10 PM
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Very tempted by this, my M1 Pro MBP (base model) is starting to feel a lil bit long in the tooth and the battery is 5 or 6 years old at this point. For my use case I don't think I need the M5 Pro processor but I do use the additional ports and better screen compared to the MacBook Air.

For comparison, the 13" MacBook Air with an M5 processor and 1TB storage upgrade currently retails for $1600; the 14" MacBook Pro with the newly released M6 processor (comes with 1TB storage) retails for $2000.
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freshsqueezedToday 4:43 PM
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Quote from davidss03 View quoted comment :
Buy now or wait for black Friday?
You have 90 days to return to Costco, so nothing to lose by buying now just in case inventory is gone with the M6 released.
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fintlewoodlewixToday 4:43 PM
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Oof. 16gb for a MacBook Pro? Gimme a break. I bet an 8GB version for 999 will get upvotes too.
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fintlewoodlewixToday 4:44 PM
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Quote from Capeto View quoted comment :
Very tempted by this, my M1 Pro MBP (base model) is starting to feel a lil bit long in the tooth and the battery is 5 or 6 years old at this point. For my use case I don't think I need the M5 Pro processor but I do use the additional ports and better screen compared to the MacBook Air.

For comparison, the 13" MacBook Air with an M5 processor and 1TB storage upgrade currently retails for $1600; the 14" MacBook Pro with the newly released M6 processor (comes with 1TB storage) retails for $2000.
A battery swap is way cheaper. The performance here isn't going to be much more, especially if you have 32gb in your old machine.
Today 4:47 PM
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CapetoToday 4:47 PM
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Quote from fintlewoodlewix View quoted comment :
A battery swap is way cheaper. The performance here isn't going to be much more, especially if you have 32gb in your old machine.
I don't have 32GB in my old machine.Also slight update to my previous post, Costco has the 1TB/16GB MacBook Air for $1400, or with 24GB of RAM for $1600.
Today 4:50 PM
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Aletheia_Today 4:50 PM
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Quote from CC1478 View quoted comment :

What do you do? Data analytics, app design, local LLMs, video encoding, multiple huge excel documents? If none of those then 16 GB would likely serve you well for the next 4+ years. I do the above less LLMs on my 16 GB M2 Pro MacBook Pro without much issue on the RAM side (huge data sets I'm throwing on a server anyways)....

Do you value the nicer screen/ports of the Pro? The Air is fanless if you prefer that and aren't doing heavy calculations/encoding etc.... If you are doing those then the fan is nice to have so it doesn't throttle.
Typical/daily usage would be watching a bunch of videos (movies, shows, YouTube, etc), listening to music, emails, and things like that.

I'm a Software Engineer so sometimes regular development + I also do mobile app development (Xcode, Android Studio) while also utilizing different AI tools. I would definitely want to be able to run both Xcode w/ IOS Simulator + Android Studio w/ Android Emulator + other things without it lagging, being choppy, or having issues.

Most of the dev work I've done the past several months were work-related so it was done on my work 16 inch Macbook Pro which is a pretty high spec one from 2 years ago.
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fintlewoodlewixToday 4:55 PM
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Quote from Capeto View quoted comment :
I don't have 32GB in my old machine.Also slight update to my previous post, Costco has the 1TB/16GB MacBook Air for $1400, or with 24GB of RAM for $1600.
24GB of ram with this is an actual upgrade over the M1. If you want to upgrade, that's a legit deal and enough RAM for almost everyone.

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fintlewoodlewixToday 4:57 PM
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Quote from CC1478 View quoted comment :

What do you do? Data analytics, app design, local LLMs, video encoding, multiple huge excel documents? If none of those then 16 GB would likely serve you well for the next 4+ years. I do the above less LLMs on my 16 GB M2 Pro MacBook Pro without much issue on the RAM side (huge data sets I'm throwing on a server anyways)....

Do you value the nicer screen/ports of the Pro? The Air is fanless if you prefer that and aren't doing heavy calculations/encoding etc.... If you are doing those then the fan is nice to have so it doesn't throttle.
Who are you? Sam Altman? A web browser with a bunch of tabs is going to pressure 16GB. Add some other normal person apps like spotify and whatsapp and you're now diskswapping.

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