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Best Buy Opens Pre-Orders for PROLED XDR MacBook Pro With $100 Bonus Gift Cards

Similar to the iPad mini 8 and M6 MacBook Pro, the just-announced MacBook Pro models with PROLED XDR displays have become available for pre-order at Best Buy with a bonus gift card offer. All configurations are eligible for a $100 Best Buy e-gift card with purchase, and membership in Best Buy Plus or Total is not required. Note: MacRumors is an affiliate partner with some of these vendors. When…

Best Buy Opens Pre-Orders for PROLED XDR MacBook Pro With $100 Bonus Gift Cards

Apple has introduced a new line of MacBook Pro models equipped with a cutting-edge PROLED XDR display, and tech retailer Best Buy is among the first to offer pre-orders for these devices. In addition to the opportunity to order the MacBook Pro models ahead of their official launch on November 6, Best Buy is also providing a generous bonus of a $100 e-gift card with every purchase.

It's important to note that customers are not required to have either a Best Buy Plus or Total membership to take advantage of this offer. Similar to the recently launched iPad mini 8 and M6 MacBook Pro, these PROLED XDR configurations are available for pre-order at Best Buy, along with the option for in-store pickup on the launch day itself.

Pricing for the 14-inch models starts at $2,899, while the 16-inch models begin at $3,399. Although Amazon is also allowing pre-orders for most of these configurations, there are currently no discounts or bonus offers available at that platform. For those still searching for additional savings, MacRumors suggests visiting the Apple Deals roundup, where the latest Apple-related bargains from the previous week are compiled.

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