Apple Significantly Lowers Prices on iPads and MacBook Pros in Poland
A sweeping price reduction across Apple’s product line in Poland offers consumers considerable savings, extending beyond the recently released M5-powered devices.
Apple has implemented critically important price cuts on its MacBook Pro and iPad Pro lines in Poland, alongside a broader reduction in prices for other models. The move, which began in september and continued this week with the launch of the new M5 chip, represents a notable shift in apple’s pricing strategy for the Polish market.
Did you know? – Apple’s price cuts in Poland extend beyond the newest devices. Older MacBook Pro models with M4 Pro and M4 Max chips also see reductions. For example, a 14-inch MacBook Pro with M4 pro, 24 GB RAM, and a 512 GB SSD now costs PLN 9,999, down from PLN 10,499.
The latest MacBook pro models featuring the new M5 chip are now available at lower price points.Specifically, the price of the MacBook Pro with M5 has dropped by PLN 500. The 11-inch iPad Pro with M5 sees price reductions of PLN 300 compared to its M4 predecessor, while the 13-inch model is PLN 500 cheaper.
Pro tip: – Consider the savings on older models. While the newest M5 devices are cheaper, the price cuts on M4-equipped macbook Pros and other iPads can offer significant value. Compare specs and prices to find the best deal for your needs. Don’t overlook the older models.
However, the discounts aren’t limited to the newest devices. Apple has also lowered prices on existing MacBook Pro models equipped with the M4 Pro and M4 Max chips. A 14-inch MacBook Pro with M4 Pro, 24 GB of RAM, and a 512 GB SSD now costs PLN 9,999, down from PLN 10,499. Configurations with 1 TB SSD storage have seen a reduction to PLN 10,999 from PLN 12,499, and the M4 Max version with 36 GB of RAM and 1 TB SSD is now priced at PLN 15,999, a decrease from PLN 16,499.
the same PLN 500 reduction applies to all configurations of the 16-inch MacBook pro with M4 Pro and M4 Max.Apple has extended these savings to its entire iPad lineup, including the 11th generation iPad (now PLN 1,699 from PLN 1,799), the 11-inch iPad Air with M3 (PLN 2,899 from PLN 2,999), the 13-inch iPad Air with M3 (PLN 3,899 from PLN 3,999), and the iPad mini with A17 Pro (PLN 2,499 from PLN 2,599). Additional configurations and WiFi + Cellular versions are also PLN 100 cheaper.
Reader question: – What do you think is the main reason for these price cuts? Are they simply trying to boost sales, or is there something else at play? Share your thoughts on the potential impact of these price reductions on the Polish market.
This wave of price reductions follows earlier cuts in September, impacting AirPods, all Apple Watch models, and the 256 GB version of the iPhone 17 (previously the
