Apple’s 14-inch MacBook Pro fitted with the M5 Pro chip and 2TB of storage is now available at its steepest discount yet—Amazon is offering it for $2,399, marking a $600 reduction from its regular price.
This version of the MacBook Pro sports a 15-core CPU and 16-core GPU, 24GB of unified memory, and comes in a sleek Space Black finish. In addition to this deal, Amazon has knocked down prices across several configurations of both 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros. Highlights include a 14-inch model with 1TB storage now $2,299 ($200 off), and a 16-inch M5 Max model with 2TB dropped by $500. The font lineup also includes variants with 18-core CPUs and up to 48GB of RAM, depending on the configuration.
The M5 Pro-powered MacBook Pro line, unveiled on March 3, 2026, features newer technologies like Wi-Fi 7 and significant performance gains over prior generations, particularly for creative professionals who push GPU and CPU limits. These warehouse deals reflect Amazon’s move to clear out inventory, making them some of the best pricing seen since launch.
Which deals stand out?
For those eyeing the 14-inch versions, the 2TB M5 Pro deal at $2,399 is the headline grabber. Other options include the smaller-storage 1TB M5 Pro version for $2,299, and a base M5 model with 10-core CPU/GPU and 16GB RAM for $1,837.
On the 16-inch side, great pricing is also available: a 1TB M5 Pro model is going for $2,499, with more power-packed M5 Max options priced as low as $3,899—a full $500 off in some cases.
These markdowns open opportunities for buyers who’ve been waiting for a deal to land; the combination of ample RAM, large SSD capacity, and the new chip features make these machines highly capable. For creatives, developers, and power users, the performance improvements in areas like video editing, 3D rendering, and software compilation can be substantial compared to older MacBook Pros.
Things to check: Confirm stock levels before buying—these deals tend to disappear quickly. Also verify your preferred color and exact display options, since “Standard Display” is used across models but may carry variations.
What this price drop reveals is Amazon’s push to move inventory in a cycle where product refreshes are increasingly frequent. For customers, that means it may be one of the best windows to score an M5 Pro MacBook Pro until the next Apple generation or display tech upgrade—perhaps with OLED or next-gen chips—shakes up pricing again.
