The best deals on Apple's MacBook Pro, Amazon's Fire tablet, and more

While Apple this week released its new iPad and talked about its upcoming plans for an iMac Pro, let’s not forget its other productivity machine got a refresh not too long ago. The MacBook Pro — with and without the Touch Bar — is Apple’s flagship laptop, and right now it’s available at up to $250 off.
If you’re more in the market for tablets — and you happen to live near a Staples — you might be able to find the shiny new iPad for $30 off. And if you prefer spending less than $100 for a tablet, Amazon’s taking $10 to $20 off of its Fire devices.

LAPTOPS

At Amazon and Best Buy, get up to $250 off select models of the newest MacBook Pro — with or without the Touch Bar. We’re not exactly sure how long the prices will be discounted; some of these models are included in Best Buy’s 2 Day Sale which ends tonight, and Amazon is showing low stock on a few models so you may want to act fast.

TABLETS

  • $30 off the new iPad 9.7-inch (usually $329, now $229). The deal is now sold out online, but you might have some luck at a brick-and-mortar Staples store. And as Dieter pointed out, you should get this if your old iPad is dying; B&Hand Best Buy have it in stock at its regular price.
  • $10–$20 off Amazon Tablets: Fire Tablet for $39.99, Fire Tablet HD 8 for $69.99, and Fire Kids Edition for $79.99 (usually $49.99–$99.99)

HEADPHONES

GAMING

Good Deals is a weekly roundup of the best deals on the internet, curated by Vox Media's commerce editor, Chloe Reznikov, in collaboration with The Verge's editorial team. You can submit deals to deals@theverge.com and find more Good Deals here.
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