You can save up to $147 on a preorder for the latest M1 iPad Pro or iMac

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The latest iPad Pros are powered by the M1 chip. | Apple

Following the official reveal last week of the new model refreshes for the iMac and iPad Pros, all of which are powered by Apple’s own silicon — the M1 chip — preorders began for all three products today.

As spotted first by 9to5Toys, Expercom is offering an incentive if you pre-purchase any of the three new M1 products, with up to $147 in savings available depending on the configuration you select, making this the first time any of these three brand-new products have seen a discount yet.

The base M1 iMac is available for preorder at Expercom for as low as $1,233 ($66 off); this configuration includes 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. As noted previously, the configurations vary, but there are price reductions for multiple...

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source https://www.theverge.com/good-deals/2021/4/30/22411755/apple-imac-ipad-pro-m1-preorder-discount-amazon-echo-show-5-deal

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