Apple MacBook Pro Silver drops to $2279.05 on Amazon

Pick this up and save $119.95.

If you have been holding out on a 15-inch MacBook Pro, Amazon just trimmed the price on the Silver previous-model configuration. Apple MacBook Pro Silver drops to $2279.05 - save $119.95. That 5 percent cut brings it below list, and with recent prices hovering around $2397 over the past month. This is a rare dip under the going rate.

THE DEAL

Apple MacBook Pro Silver

$2279.05 (was $2399) - Save $119.95 (5% off)

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Get This Deal

For just $2279.05, down from its list price of $2399, this Silver unit sits below its 30-day average of $2397.03. Keep in mind this is the previous 15-inch generation, so it is not the same price you would see on the current lineup, but it still delivers the full MacBook Pro experience at a discount.

What You're Getting

This 15-inch MacBook Pro runs a 2.2GHz Intel Core i7 with 16GB of RAM and 256GB of ultrafast SSD storage. The Retina display includes True Tone technology, and you get the Touch Bar with Touch ID for quick unlocks.

Graphics come from the Radeon Pro 555x with 4GB of video memory alongside Intel UHD Graphics 630, and the four Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) ports handle fast data transfer and display output.

Who This Is For

Best for anyone who wants a proven 15-inch MacBook Pro for editing, coding, or heavy multitasking without paying current-generation money. If you are upgrading from an older Intel MacBook and do not need the newest silicon, this configuration covers day-to-day pro work comfortably.

Skip it if you want the latest chip or need more than 256GB of storage out of the box.

The Caveat

This is the previous model with an Intel chip, so it will not match the performance or efficiency of Apple's newer processors. Anyone who needs the newest architecture should hold off.

Final Verdict

For $119.95 off list on a 15-inch pro laptop. This is a reasonable grab if you need the screen size and RAM now. The discount is modest, but the price sits below its recent average, so you are not overpaying.