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I really want this Apple laptop Prime Day deal: Get $300 off the latest MacBook Pro
Programmers looking for a laptop for coding are in luck, as Amazon has slashed the price of the M3 Pro MacBook Pro (yes, it really does have the word 'Pro' in there twice).
The MacBook Pro has long been the king of Apple laptops, but the 2021 revision brought with a new design that returned additional ports, brought back MagSafe charging and introduced the stunning Liquid Retina XDR display.
We reviewed the 16-inch M1 Pro model in 2022 and awarded it five stars, noting how powerful it is and praising it for just about everything except the price.
Now, two years and two chip generations later, Amazon is offering the laptop we call a 'programming powerhouse' at a $300 discount.
The 512GB version, with the M3 Pro chip, is now $1,699 - bringing it closer than ever to MacBook Air territory.
You can get the M3 Pro MacBook Pro on sale right now at Amazon for $1,699.
I mentioned the M1 Pro version because, in a lot of ways, nothing has changed with the M3 Pro version.
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