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MacBook Pro 2016 updates: $100 off MBP, $200 off MacBook Air and more

| Nov 24, 2016 01:43 PM EST

MacBook Pro 2016 updates: $100 off MBP, $200 off MacBook Air and more

This Black Friday, the retailer Best Buy will be offering a $200 discount on the MacBook Air.

The 128 GB model of the MacBook Air will be available for $800. The original price of the device is $999.

Furthermore, the 256 GB model of the newest MacBook Air will be offered at a $200 discount, 9to5 Mac reported. The initial price of the device was $1,199. To avail this special price, consumers will require to input the code MACBOOKDEAL.

The 21-inch iMac (1 TB) will be available for $900. Its original price is $1,099. Buyers will need to input the code IMACDEAL. The 27-inch 5K iMac (1 TB) will be available for $1,600. Its original price is $1,799.

The deals that eBay will offer for Apple computers will be for Cyber Monday. For Cyber Monday, consumers can buy the 13-inch MacBook Air (128 GB) for $787. The initial price of the device was $999.

On the other hand, the 27-inch 5K iMac (2 TB ) will be available for $1,900. The original price of the device is $2,229.

Amazon will offer a discount for the 2016 MacBook Pro without Touch Bar. The Apple device will be sold by the retailer for $1,399. The original price of the device was $1,499.

Newegg is offering the 11.6-inch MacBook Air for $379.99. The original price of the device is $499.99.

The 2016 MacBook Pro has a lighter body. It is sturdier, slimmer and thinner than the earlier models. Also, the new laptop has additional features and has a 13.4 inch screen. It has 2560x1600 display resolution.

The Apple device comes in two variants - one variant powered by Core i5 and the other variant is powered by Core i7. It runs on Radeon Pro and Iris Graphics 540 GPU.

The 2016 MacBook Pro runs on its own signature operating system. It uses MacOS Sierra and has a 10-hour battery life.

The Cupertino-based company reckons that the display is 67% brighter than the earlier version. Also, the screen has a 25% wider color gamut and a 67% higher contrast ratio.

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