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These are the best deals you can still get on MacBooks before Apple’s price hike kicks in - The Verge

The Verge·26 June 2026 at 19:42·1 min read
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Summary

Apple just announced steep price increases to all MacBooks, Mac desktops, and iPads due to memory shortages. Here are the Mac deals (including Prime Day deals) you can still get.

Key Takeaways— 3 points
1These are the best deals you can still get on MacBooks before Apple’s price hike kicks in - The Verge.
2Apple just announced steep price increases to all MacBooks, Mac desktops, and iPads due to memory shortages.
3Here are the Mac deals (including Prime Day deals) you can still get..

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26 June 2026 at 19:42
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