Apple’s latest markdown wave slashes prices on every 14‑inch MacBook Pro M5 Pro and M5 Max model. The standard M5 Pro now sells for $1,999 on Amazon and B&H, a $200 cut. Expercom pushes a fully loaded M5 Max to $4,749, shaving $1,300 from its list price. Shoppers can pick from a spread of configurations this weekend for tech enthusiasts today.

Discounts apply across the full range, from the M5 Pro with a 15‑core CPU, 16‑core GPU, 24 GB RAM, 1 TB SSD at $1,999, to the powerhouse M5 Max with 40‑core GPU, 48 GB RAM, 8 TB SSD at $4,749. Each deal offsets a previous price bump, making high‑performance laptops more accessible to creators and professionals who need robust graphics and storage and seamless workflow today.

These markdowns arrive after Apple recently refreshed the M5 chip line, positioning the 14‑inch Pro as the flagship for mobile power. By cutting prices, Apple widens its market share against competitors like Dell and HP, while giving creators an affordable route to top‑tier performance. Consumers now face a clear choice: invest in a future‑proof machine or stick with older models.