In this nifty guide all about the Apple student discount, we will talk you through everything you need to know about the discount like how you can sign up and who's eligible for some savings (because surprisingly enough, it's not just students). We also recommend shopping around a little too, just to make sure you've definitely got the best deal available (we recommend checking out our Apple deals page to help you). We know what you're thinking, that doesn't sound like a lot, but all the savings add up. The retailer has discounts on the 13-inch 2020 MacBook pro (£1,699, .uk), and the larger 16-inch MacBook pro from 2019 (£2,299, .uk).There's no set saving with the Apple student discount, but you can expect to save roughly 10 per cent on full price Apple products. If you are looking for a slightly older MacBook pro with an Intel processor, several models have had their prices cut by £100 at Very. Read more: Best Black Friday gaming deals to expect this year However, the M1-powered MacBook air and 13-inch pro, both from late-2020, should see discounts from various retailers throughout the Black Friday period, and during Cyber Monday too, which is on 29 November.Īs for sale prices, we have already seen certain configurations of the M1 MacBook air reduced by £200, and £100 off the 13-inch MacBook pro, too. The very latest laptops are unlikely to receive much of a discount for Black Friday, if anything at all, since they are just a few weeks old. Opt for the flagship 16-inch MacBook pro with the new M1 max chip, and you’ll be looking at a starting price of £3,299. These are priced from £1,899 for the 14-inch model and £2,399 for the larger 16-inch laptop. Then we have the newest Apple laptops, in the form of the all-new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook pros. Above this, the 13-inch MacBook pro (which is technically almost identical) starts at £1,299. The current MacBook range starts at £999 for the entry-level MacBook air. How much will MacBooks cost on Black Friday?
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