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MacBook Pro 14" (M-series): price & cheapest way to buy

Best price today: $1,350.28 at Best Buy. Here's the full price history, every retailer, and whether to buy now or wait.

Best price
$1,350.28
90-day low
$1,787.82
Retailers
5

The cheapest way to buy a MacBook Pro 14" (M-series)

The best price right now is $1,350.28 at Best Buy, after stacking $648.72 in coupons, cashback and card rewards. We compare every legitimate buying path — including refurbished and open-box — so you see the true floor, not just a sticker price.

  • Amazon: $1,899.00
  • Costco: $1,849.00
  • Best Buy: $1,949.00
  • Best Buy: $1,699.00 (open box)
  • Apple: $1,999.00

Price history & whether to buy now

Over the last 90 days the MacBook Pro 14" (M-series) ranged from $1,787.82 to $2,003.29. Today's $1,350.28 sits at or near the lowest we have tracked — a clear buy.

Where MacBook Pro 14" (M-series) is in stock

5 of 5 tracked retailers have it in stock. Prices shift daily; set an alert and we'll watch the full stack for you so you never overpay or miss a drop.

Frequently asked questions

What is the lowest price for a MacBook Pro 14" (M-series)?

The current best is $1,350.28 at Best Buy, against a 90-day low of $1,787.82.

Should I buy the MacBook Pro 14" (M-series) now or wait?

Now — the price is at or near its tracked low.

Is a refurbished MacBook Pro 14" (M-series) worth it?

Often yes — from a trusted seller with a warranty it can save 15–25%. We surface refurbished and open-box paths and score the seller so the saving is real, not risky.

How do you find a price this low?

We stack the best coupon, cashback, card rewards, eligibility discounts and gift-card savings into one final price, then compare every retailer.

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