Apple raised the price of its 14‑inch M5 MacBook Pro with a 10‑core chip, 1TB storage and 16GB unified memory to $1,999 on June 25. Meanwhile Amazon still lists the same configuration for $1,549, a discount of $450 off the new MSRP. The offer is part of Prime Day promotions and ships next day to select locations for US customers online now.

Consumers watching Apple’s price hike have been scrambling for alternatives, and Amazon’s lag in updating its catalog creates a window for bargain hunters. The 14‑inch model delivers up to 15 hours of battery life and a 120Hz Liquid Retina XDR display, matching the specs Apple now sells for nearly $2,000. Retail analysts note such price differentials can drive traffic to third‑party sellers during sales events today.

Buyers who act fast can secure a high‑end laptop at roughly a quarter‑price reduction, a rare opportunity in Apple’s premium segment. As Amazon updates its listings, the discount will likely disappear, reinforcing the importance of timing in price‑sensitive purchases. The current stock is limited, and the deal expires when inventory runs out immediately.