Apple’s latest 16-inch MacBook Pro, refreshed for 2026 with either the M5 Pro or M5 Max silicon, is now selling at a discount through Expercom, an Apple Premier Partner. The month‑end promotion trims up to $400 off both retail and configure‑to‑order configurations, covering the standard and Nano‑texture displays.

Deal listings show a base M5 Pro model with an 18‑core CPU, 20‑core GPU, 24 GB RAM and 1 TB SSD for $2,649, $200 less than Apple’s list price. A higher‑tier M5 Pro with 48 GB RAM and 2 TB storage drops to $3,279, while the M5 Max variant starts at $4,349 and peaks at $6,949 for an 8 TB, 128 GB‑RAM Nano‑texture unit.

Consumers hunting professional‑grade laptops get a rare price break on Apple’s flagship chassis, which could shift buying decisions away from competing Windows workstations that traditionally dominate the high‑end market. By anchoring the discount to both display options, Expercom signals confidence in the new silicon’s performance, making the 16‑inch MacBook Pro a more attainable choice for power users.

Price comparisons on the retailer’s 2026 MacBook Pro guide confirm Expercom’s offers sit among the deepest markdowns across the ecosystem, reinforcing the partner’s role as a primary discount channel for Apple’s premium line. Shoppers can configure specs directly on the site, ensuring the savings apply to their exact build of the 16-inch MacBook Pro.