Grab the MacBook Pro 14, a fantastic student laptop, at a bargain price with this Best Buy deal.
If you’re looking for a powerful laptop, there are plenty of options to choose from – but one reigns supreme and that’s the latest MacBook Pro.
Better yet, Best Buy is offering a huge $400 saving off of the MSRP again in its early Black Friday deals, with the 14-inch MacBook Pro 2021 down to $1599 from $1999. Regardless of which size option you go for, the MacBook Pro is one of best laptops for students out there right now and this is a great deal.The latest, most powerful MacBook Pro is reduced by $400 again at Best Buy just in time for Black Friday deals.
The M1 Pro chip incorporates a GPU, and there’s 16GB of Unified Memory – meaning resources can be diverted to the most demanding areas to maintain impressive performance. There’s also 512GB of fast SSD storage, and macOS Monterey preinstalled, although it’ll run this year’s macOS Ventura, too.
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