
Save $600 on Apple's M5 Max 14-inch MacBook Pro at Amazon
Amazon is offering a $600 discount on the 14-inch MacBook Pro equipped with the M5 Max chip, 36GB of RAM, and a 2TB SSD. This weekend sale also includes price reductions across various M5 and M5 Pro models in both 14-inch and 16-inch sizes. Prime members can receive delivery as early as the next day for in-stock units.
- ▪The featured 14-inch M5 Max MacBook Pro with 36GB RAM and 2TB storage is priced at $3,499, reflecting a $600 reduction.
- ▪Other 14-inch deals include the M5 model at $1,849 and the M5 Pro 2TB configuration at $2,699.
- ▪16-inch MacBook Pro discounts range from $240 to $500, with the top-tier M5 Max 48GB model available for $4,499.
- ▪Units for the highlighted M5 Max deal are currently in stock with next-day delivery available for Prime members.
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Deals Save $600 on Apple's M5 Max 14-inch MacBook Pro at Amazon Christine McKee 0 e-mail BlueSky Mastodon X Facebook Reddit Fri Sep 11 2026, 11:08 AM EDT · 1 minute read Save $600 on Apple's M5 Max 14-inch MacBook Pro this weekend - Image credit: Apple If you buy through our links, we may get a commission. Read our ethics policy. Amazon has issued deeper price drops on a wide range of MacBook Pro models heading into the weekend, with a standout offer knocking $600 off an M5 Max 14-inch config. Today we're highlighting a fresh $600 price drop on Apple's high-end M5 Max 14-inch MacBook Pro with an 18-core CPU, 32-core GPU, 36GB of RAM, and a spacious 2TB SSD.
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