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MacMall's 2015 Cyber Monday Sale Now Live With Good Deals on Macs

SDAVE said:
How do you find it clunky? It's a nice looking OS with good typography, easy on the eyes and very intuitive. Especially with multi-tasking and shortcuts, not to mention iMessage and Handoff are some of the features iOS users will appreciate. Also it's Unix kernel - very stable.
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You could say almost the same thing about Win10... it's just a matter of taste and what you are used to work with.
And stabililty... unless you do something really stupid, I never had issues with windows in the last 10 years.
 
verpeiler said:
You could say almost the same thing about Win10... it's just a matter of taste and what you are used to work with.
And stabililty... unless you do something really stupid, I never had issues with windows in the last 10 years.
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Sure, but Windows just needs to be tweaked more to be enjoyed and in the hands of a non-techy person it just is a terrible OS to upkeep, although it has gotten better.

OS X on the other hand, you can give it to a grandma who doesn't know computer and she doesn't have to be an IT to take care of it. Also OS upgrades are easy in OS X, not windows.
 
Discount or no discount, buying a Mac right now is like paying full price for a ticket to a game that is in its final minutes.
Over the hill CPU, USB, Thunderbolt etc. A completely new MBP line and dropping Air is likely in the cards so keep your money or go XPS 15 if you badly need a computer right now.
 
Adergaard said:
Discount or no discount, buying a Mac right now is like paying full price for a ticket to a game that is in its final minutes.
Over the hill CPU, USB, Thunderbolt etc. A completely new MBP line and dropping Air is likely in the cards so keep your money or go XPS 15 if you badly need a computer right now.
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Complete BS.
 
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MacMall's annual Cyber Monday sale offering discounts on Macs and several other Apple products starts today, November 28, at 12:01 a.m. Pacific Time and lasts through 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time on Monday, November 30.

Following its 60-hour Black Friday sale, MacMall continues to offer significant discounts on a huge selection of Apple Macs and iPads. The Retina MacBook Pro is available at up to $259 off, while the MacBook Air is available for up to $100 off. The 27-inch iMac is available at up to $200 off, and the Mac mini is available at up to $70 off.

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MacMall sells a range of stock Apple Macs and custom build-to-order models. We've listed a selection of the more popular discounted models below, but the full range of discounts are available on the MacMall website.

2015 Retina MacBook

- 1.1GHz/8GB/256GB Gold, Silver, Space Gray - $1,199, $100 off
- 1.2GHz/8GB/512GB Gold, Silver, Space Gray - $1,499, $100 off
- 1.3GHz/8GB/256GB Gold, Silver, Space Gray - $1,489, $60 off
- 1.3GHz/8GB/512GB Gold, Silver, Space Gray - $1,689, $60 off

2015 13-inch Retina MacBook Pro

- 2.7GHz/8GB/128GB - $1,229, $70 off
- 2.7GHz/8GB/256GB - $1,399, $100 off
- 2.9GHz/8GB/512GB - $1,699, $100 off
- 2.7GHz/16GB/256GB - $1,599, $100 off
- 2.9GHz/16GB/256GB - $1,699, $100 off
- 2.9GHz/16GB/512GB - $1,929, $70 off
- 3.1GHz/16GB/256GB - $1,899, $100 off
- 3.1GHz/16GB/512GB - $2,099, $100 off
- 3.1GHz/16GB/1TB - $2,597, $102 off

2015 15-inch Retina MacBook Pro

15-inch 2015 Retina MacBook Pro models are available for up to $259 off. Models marked Iris AMD include a separate AMD graphics card while models marked Iris Pro do not.

- 2.2GHz/16GB/256GB/Iris Pro - $1,839.99, $159.01 off
- 2.5GHz/16GB/256GB/Iris Pro - $1,839.99, $259.01 off
- 2.5GHz/16GB/512GB/Iris Pro - $2,239, $160 off
- 2.5GHz/16GB/512GB/Iris AMD - $2,299, $200 off
- 2.5GHz/16GB/1TB/Iris AMD - $2,829, $170 off
- 2.8GHz/16GB/256GB/Iris Pro - $2,139, $160 off
- 2.8GHz/16GB/512GB/Iris Pro - $2,449, $150 off
- 2.8GHz/16GB/512GB/Iris AMD - $2,539, $160 off
- 2.8GHz/16GB/1TB/Iris AMD - $2,974, $225 off

2015 MacBook Air

MacMall's selection of MacBook Air models are available at a $50 to $100 discount.

- 11-inch 1.6GHz/4GB/128GB - $829, $70 off
- 11-inch 1.6GHz/4GB/256GB - $1,029, $70 off
- 11-inch 1.6GHz/8GB/256GB - $1,148, $51 off
- 11-inch 2.2GHz/8GB/256GB - $1,289, $60 off
- 11-inch 2.2GHz/8GB/512GB - $1,579, $70 off
- 13-inch 1.6GHz/4GB/128GB - $899, $100 off
- 13-inch 1.6GHz/4GB/256GB - $1,129, $70 off
- 13-inch 1.6GHz/8GB/256GB - $1,239, $60 off
- 13-inch 1.6GHz/8GB/512GB - $1,529, $70 off
- 13-inch 2.2GHz/8GB/256GB - $1,379, $70 off
- 13-inch 2.2GHz/8GB/512GB - $1,679, $70 off

2015 21.5-inch iMac

- 1.4GHz/8GB/1TB - $1,019, $80 off
- 2.8GHz/8GB/1TB - $1,199, $100 off
- 2.8GHz/8GB/1TB Fusion - $1,349, $50 off
- 2.8GHz/16GB/1TB Fusion - $1,549, $50 off
- 4K 3.1GHz/8GB/1TB - $1,399, $100 off
- 4K 3.1GHz/16GB/1TB - $1,629, $70 off
- 4K 3.3GHz/8GB/1TB Fusion - $1,729, $70 off

2015 27-inch iMac

- 5K 3.2GHz/8GB/1TB/M380 - $1,699, $100 off
- 5K 3.2GHz/8GB/1TB Fusion/M390 - $1,829, $170 off
- 5K 3.2GHz/8GB/2TB Fusion/M380 - $2,029, $70 off
- 5K 3.2GHz/16GB/1TB Fusion/M390 - $2,129, $70 off
- 5K 3.3GHz/8GB/2TB Fusion/M395 - $2,179, $120 off
- 5K 3.3GHz/16GB/2TB Fusion/M395 - $2,429, $70 off
- 5K 4.0GHz/8GB/2TB Fusion/M395 - $2,479, $70 off
- 5K 4.0GHz/16GB/2TB Fusion/M395 - $2,669, $80 off
- 5K 4.0GHz/16GB/3TB Fusion/M395 - $2,769, $80 off
- 5K 4.0/32GB/2TB Fusion/M395X - $3,279, $120 off
- 5K 4.0/32GB/3TB Fusion/M395X - $3,379, $120 off
- 5K 4.0/32GB/1TB Flash/M395X - $3,899, $200 off

2013 Mac Pro

- 4-Core 3.7GHz/12GB/256GB - $2,749, $250 off
- 6-Core 3.5GHz/16GB/256GB - $3,699, $300 off
- 8-Core 3.0GHz/12GB/1TB - $6,349, $450 off
- 12-Core 2.7GHz/64GB/1TB - $8,799, $800 off

2014 Mac mini

- 1.4GHz/4GB/500GB - $464.99, $34.01 off
- 2.6GHz/8GB/1TB Sata - $659, $40 off
- 2.8GHz/8GB/1TB Fusion - $938, $61 off

MacMall is offering iPad Air 2 models at $21 to $40 off 16, 64, and 128GB Wi-Fi only models and up to $40 off the more expensive high-capacity cellular models. The original iPad Air is available for up to $35 off, and the iPad mini 4 is available for up to $20 off. The 32GB Wi-Fi only iPad Pro in Silver, Space Gray and Gold is $25 off, while other Wi-Fi only and cellular models are $12 off.

MacMall is also offering the Apple Thunderbolt Display for $949, which is $50 off, and between $10 and $25 off select iPod touch models. 16GB iPod nano models are $10 off. AirPort Extreme (2013) and Airport Time Capsule (2TB) are each discounted by around $20, and select Apple accessories are on sale.

As one of the only sites that sells Apple's build-to-order Mac models at a discount, MacMall is a popular choice for customers looking for a non-standard Mac at a lower price. Because MacMall operates in a limited number of states, most orders will not require sale tax to be paid.

Make sure to check out our Cyber Monday Deals roundup for more online deals. There are some excellent discounts this year on a range of products, including iPhones, iPads and Macs, in addition to dozens of Apple-related accessories.

MacRumors is an affiliate partner with MacMall. Juli Clover contributed to this roundup.

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Hey, all! I just wanted to send you a quick thank you for all the work you are doing in getting this information out to everyone. I appreciate it a lot. Please do keep up the great work!
 
Adergaard said:
Discount or no discount, buying a Mac right now is like paying full price for a ticket to a game that is in its final minutes.
Over the hill CPU, USB, Thunderbolt etc. A completely new MBP line and dropping Air is likely in the cards so keep your money or go XPS 15 if you badly need a computer right now.
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Logically, the rMBP should be getting a re-design in 2016, but the fact Apple is STILL selling the 2012 13" cMBP has me doubting it. Also, the 15" rMBP is in dire need a price drop. I do agree that at this point, it's best to wait for the Skylake rMBPs redesign or no-redesign. Hopefully Intel hurries up though. That lack of Broadwell or Skylake Iris Pro CPUs is not even funny anymore. Apple relies on the Iris Pro, so us 15" Mac users are stuck on Haswell until Intel gets its ass into gear.
 
Yamcha said:
Yeah unfortunately even on Black Friday you'll rarely get reasonable deals for Apple products especially on the official store.

I know it'll upset some people but the more reason to switch PC. I've been thinking about it for a long time now but I think my next computer will be a Custom PC. I'm just tired of paying premiums, plus for us Canadians Apple is even more expensive than it was before.

Plus Microsoft really delivered with Windows 10, It's the best Microsoft release yet and it's super fast as well.
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Yeah, it's a little ridiculous that you have to drop $2500 on a Macbook Pro to get a discrete GPU in an Apple laptop.
 
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im still waiting for cyber monday specials on apple watch sport. The ones they had at best buy were sold out by friday so i couldn't get it....but magically they restocked Saturday once the special was over.
 
camarograna2 said:
im still waiting for cyber monday specials on apple watch sport. The ones they had at best buy were sold out by friday so i couldn't get it....but magically they restocked Saturday once the special was over.
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yeah so i kept reading everyone's comments about B&H so went there and the apple watch sport was $50 off right now. Not sure why macrumors is not reporting the deals that B&H has. Thanks everyone... saved me $50!!!
 
anek007 said:
Last year they offer $50-100 iTunes gift cards for iPhones, iPads, and MacBooks. I remember couple years ago they did small discounts. Now they offer nothing at all. Lately my local Apple store just seem to be a playground where people just play with Apple products but then buys them somewhere else.
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You know the sales number of your local Apple Store versus 3rd party retailers?
 
Given the bad reputation for MacMall's customer service, would you really risk 2k+ on buying something from them hoping everything will be fine?
 
Adergaard said:
:) Eloquent rebuttal. You should google the word skylake. I also think there's an information page on Wikipedia in simplified English for you.
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Thanks for the kind reply. Really appreciate how you're so articulate about why Skylake is worth an extra $800 when it comes out compared to getting a 2014 rMBP for $1600.

Skylake is not that big of a jump if you're making a living with it. What are you going to get, 20% performance boost? And a thinner laptop?
 
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