You can now get Apple’s brand-new 14-inch MacBook Pro with M6 for only £1,830.97.
Amazon has trimmed the M6 model down from its £1,999 launch price, saving you £168.03, or 8%, just two days after Apple’s latest MacBook Pro first went on sale in the UK on 6 November.
Apple’s new M6 MacBook Pro just got its first discount
At £1,830.97, the 14-inch MacBook Pro with M6 suits students, creators and freelancers who want Apple’s newest chip at a lower price.
The 16GB, 1TB configuration is the entry point to Apple’s M6 range at £1,999, so the Amazon price puts £168 back in your pocket on a laptop that has only been in shops for a matter of days.
What that money buys is Apple’s newest chip, with a 12-core CPU and 12-core GPU that each add two cores over the M5 model, and a Neural Accelerator built into every one of those GPU cores for faster AI work.
In practice, Apple says the MacBook Pro with M6 handles on-device AI up to 13 times faster than the 13-inch model with M1. Photo edits, code builds and local AI prompts all finish sooner, leaving more of the day for the work itself.
Getting through that day away from a socket is easy too, as Apple rates the M6 model for up to 24 hours of video streaming, the longest battery life of any Mac, and keeps performance the same whether you are plugged in or not.
All those hours of video look their best on the 14.2-inch Liquid Retina XDR display, which reaches 1,600 nits peak brightness for HDR content and 1,000 nits outdoors, with ProMotion running up to 120Hz to keep scrolling and editing timelines smooth.
When one screen is not enough, the MacBook Pro drives up to two external displays through its three Thunderbolt 4 ports and HDMI, while the SDXC slot, headphone jack and MagSafe 3 charging spare you a bag of adapters at your desk.
At £1,830.97, the 14-inch MacBook Pro with M6 suits students, creators and freelancers who want Apple’s newest chip from day one, and this early £168 discount means getting it during launch week now costs less than Apple’s own asking price.
