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The latest MacBook Pro has only just launched, but we already have an unbelievable trade-in deal to share with you. If you take advantage of it, you can be the proud owner of an Apple MacBook Pro (M5) from Best Buy for as little as $799 (was $1,599).

The maximum trade-in value of $800 is available on the MacBook Pro (M4), or if you have something a little older, like the MacBook Pro M1 model, you can still get a respectable $300 off.

The deal actually gets a little sweeter for My Best Buy Plus and My Best Buy Total members, who get an extra 10% trade-in value. If you’re already a member or fancy signing up today, you’ll get the very best price for this new laptop.

Today’s best Apple MacBook Pro (M5) deal

We’re currently testing the MacBook Pro M5, but it’s a little too early to make any definitive statements on how it performs. We would, however, expect it to be faster than the MacBook Pro 14-inch M4 (2024), which we described as “a pro-grade portable that impresses in every area.”

The latest model also includes a more powerful GPU with a neural accelerator built into each core. This will help to supercharge AI performance, although Apple Intelligence is still in its infancy, so you might be hedging your bets with regards to making the most of the technology.

Maybe more impressive is the advertised 24 hours of battery life. If the laptop achieves anything near that number, then it makes it a seriously portable device,a nd you’ll have the added benefit of being able to leave your charger at home.

The MacBook Pro M5 will be competing for a place in our guide to the best laptops, but if you’re open to the other major operating system, then you’ll want to take a look at our list of the best Windows laptops. And don’t forget to check out the best laptop deals at the moment.

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Paul is a digital expert. In the 20 years since he graduated with a first-class honours degree in Computer Science, Paul has been actively involved in a variety of different tech and creative industries that make him the go-to guy for reviews, opinion pieces, and featured articles. With a particular love of all things visual, including photography, videography, and 3D visualisation Paul is never far from a camera or other piece of tech that gets his creative juices going. You’ll also find his writing in other places, including Creative Bloq, Digital Camera World, and 3D World Magazine.

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