Right now, Amazon is offering a one-of-a-kind deal. The merchant is indeed offering a reduction on the MacBook Pro M3, a rare opportunity since its arrival on the market a few months ago.
The beast is sold in the following configuration, 14.2 inch screen, 512 GB SSD, 8 GB RAM, for less than €1,800 while the normal price is close to €2,200. To be more precise, the computer is delivered to you for €1,999 instead of €1,999the normal price at Apple.
Take advantage of the offer
The calculation is quickly done, you are entitled to a saving of €200, following a 10% price reduction.
It is unpublishedbecause, we remind you, this is the first real good sale that the MacBook Pro M3 has undergone in this configuration since its arrival on the market at the end of last year.
Note that both Space Gray and Silver finishes are displayed at this reduced price.
Why let yourself be seduced by this MacBook Pro 14″ M3?
The MacBook Pro M3 14″ is a racing beast, literally. It displays a 14.2-inch diagonal panel and is controlled using a superb keyboard/trackpad duo whose quality is too rarely praised. Under the hood, the M3 SoC takes care of everything, armed in particular with 8 cores for CPU calculations, 10 cores for GPU calculations and 8 GB for RAM.
The storage is comfortable, 512 GB, while the connectivity should satisfy 99% of users (2 Thunderbolt/USB 4 ports, 1 HDMI port, an SDX card reader, a headphone jack and a MagSafe 3 charging port).
In addition, touch ID is required, as is the notch at the top of the screen, integrating the 1080p webcam.
Autonomy, finally, has no equivalent: count up to 22 hours of freedom, just that. The performance is all the more notable as the machine weighs almost nothing (1.5 kg) and is 1.55 cm thick, as much as a ballpoint pen…
Frankly, even if Apple has not revolutionized its formula with the transition from its MacBook Pro 14″ M2 to the M3 chip, this new generation simply places it a little more at the top of the pyramid of the best laptops of all brands. . And when its price is lowered as part of the French Days, it’s even better, and obviously not to be missed.
