They were launched less than two months ago, they are outstanding products, and yet Amazon is offering substantial discounts on them.

Following a few all-time low prices on the MacBook Air this morning, Amazon is now discounting multiple M4 MacBook Pro models to new low prices

If you need a cheap, portable Mac, then check out Amazon's deal on the 13-inch MacBook Air with M3, offered at $255 off the retail price.

Most iPhone deals in the U.S. are through carriers and require a trade-in or adding a new line. You can read our best Black Friday iPhone deals roundup for more information. Amazon, iPhone 14: £549 (£50 off, RRP now £599)

We're officially just one week away from Black Friday, which will take place on Friday, November 29 in 2024. As always, this week is the

AM EST This story has been updated with new laptop deals ahead of Black Friday. Black Friday is the absolute best time for finding good deals on laptops. (I would know: I've tracked them for Mashable since 2019.

The brand-new M4 Pro MacBook Pro 14-inch has hit a new record low price of $1,749, with units in stock with free expedited shipping. This pre-Black Friday Apple deal may sell out or end soon, with limited supply available at the reduced price.

The early Black Friday MacBook deals are now live with some fantastic discounts on the latest M4 MacBook Pro and M4 MacBook Air.

So what are the best Black Friday MacBook deals so far? For me, it's the MacBook Air M2 for $799 on Amazon, which is $200 off after applying the coupon. Meanwhile, the brand-new MacBook Pro 14-inch with the M4 chip is $125 off.

The Apple 2022 MacBook Air with M2 chip and 256GB storage is currently available at an low price of $749 of $699 on Amazon, thanks to an additional $50 coupon that can be applied to the existing discount. Originally priced at $1,199, this represents a staggering $450 off the original price and marks a record low for this 2022 model.

The more time I spend with the M4 MacBook Pro, the more I think it’s one of Apple’s most interesting updates in years. That’s saying a lot for an update that—on the surface—looks mostly like a spec bump.