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Best Mac Hardware Discounts for June

Nick Mead
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Here’s our daily, updated roundup of the best deals available this week best including for the best Mac compatible monitors, external hard drives, printers and more.

Note that these offers are for a limited period in selected regions only and may change on a regular basis.

Don’t forget to also check out our updated list of the best Mac software discounts to grab some big deals on apps.

1. Samsung ViewFinity S9 (58% Off)

The Samsung ViewFinity won our vote as one of the best 5K monitor for Macs and one of the best alternatives to the Apple Studio Display and you can currently get it more than half price refurbished!

New versions of the monitor are priced at around $1,599.99 but you can currently get it refurbished for $699.15

2. M1 MacBook Pro 16 inch (45% off)

You can currently get a whopping 45% off the M1 MacBook Pro refurbished models making it just $838

Check out our M1 MacBook Pro review on why this first generation Apple Silicon Mac is such a great machine.

3. M4 Mac Mini (7% off)

Want the latest and fastest M4 Mac Mini instead? You can get 7% off this pocket rocket of a machine for just $559.

4. M1 Mac Mini (7% off)

Alternatively, fancy an Apple Silicon Mac Mini for less than $260? Check out this refurbished M1 Mac Mini at the cheapest price we’ve ever seen.

5. M4 MacBook Pro 16 inch (11%)

Get the very latest M4 MacBook Pro with 11% off for less than $1,600.

6. Apple MacBook Pro ($365.00)

Get this powerful Intel iCore 13 inch MacBook Pro for the bargain price of $365.

7. Canon PIXMA 8620a Printer (30% off)

The Canon Pixma 8620a was our pick as one of the best all in one printers for Mac and you can currently get 30% off.

Normally $199.99, you can now get it for just $139.00 which is an absolute bargain for a home-office printer.

8. Bose QuietComfort Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones (47% off)

Want some high quality noise cancelling headphones to go with your Mac? You can get an amazing 47% off Bose QuietComfort Wireless headphones for just $189.99 for a limited period. At full price these are usually $349.00.

9. SAMSUNG 32″ UJ59 Series 4K UHD (19% Off)

If 4K is enough and you need more screen estate, get this 4K 32 inch Samsung with 19% off for just $274.99.

10. M4 MacBook Air (10% off)

Want the very latest M4 chip M4 MacBook Air at a discount? You can get Apple’s fastest ever lightweight laptop for less than $900.

11. Mac Pro (Only $184)

Remember the “Trash Can” Apple Mac Pro? Originally the 3.0Ghz, 16GB RAM, 256GB hard drive version it started at $2,599 but you can now pick one up refurbished for just $184!

These Intel power houses are still amazing Macs and there are many good reasons to buy one at this incredible price.

You can configure them with more RAM and hard drive if you want and even if you max it out, it will only cost $644 compared to the original price of $7,199.

Stock is limited on these so hurry-up before they’re all gone!

12. HUION Kamvas 22 Plus QLED Drawing Tablet (15% off)

Want a great value drawing tablet for your Mac? The HUION Kamvas 22 is now 15% off at just $469.00.

Check out our reviews of the best drawing tablets for Mac users for more options.

13. SanDisk Professional Pro-G40 SSD Drive (19% Off)

You can get 19% off the incredibly fast 1TB SanDisk Professional Pro G-40 SSD drive which supports Thunderbolt data transfer speeds of around 2500MB/s.

You can now get this incredibly fast pocket sized drive for just $184.99.

Read our SanDisk Pro G40 review for more.

Check out our roundup of the best Thunderbolt drives for more options.

14. Western Digital 4TB My Passport Portable SSD (24% Off)

You can get 24% off the 4GB portable SSD Western Digital My Passport Drive making it $269.99.

This is a great deal for those wanting some economical storage for any model of Mac.

We rated it one of the best SSD drives for Macs.

15. 15 inch KYY Portable Monitor (46% off)

Want another extended monitor to use on the move? Get 46% off this handy KYY portable monitor for just $69.99.

16. Lenovo Laptop K15 (71% off)

There’s no need to run Windows on your Mac with discounts like these – get 71% off the Lenovo K15 for just $399 reduced from $1,399.

17. Samsung 2TB T9 Portable (30% off)

The Samsung 2TB Portable SSD drive is now 33% off making it just $209.99

If you haven’t got the budget for a Thunderbolt drive but need something fast and portable, the T9 is a great SSD drive for Mac users.

18. Native Instruments Maschine Mk3 Drum Controller (17% off)

Want to make music on your Mac? Get 17% off this Native Instruments drum machine.

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Nick Mead
Nick founded MacHow2 in 2013 and has a bachelor's degree in Journalism. Nick started life as a tech journalist and created MacHow2 mainly to help users like himself that had switched from Windows to macOS (and never looked back). Since then the site has evolved into one of the biggest independent online resources for Mac users new and old. You can follow him on X or get in touch via email below or the contact form at the top of the site.

2 Responses

  1. Thank you for this article, I just have one question: Do you do any longevity/reliability testing on the printers? I have an Epson Ecotank and we had it just over a year when the print heads jammed up. I took it in to be serviced, and they told me that I needed to make sure it was printing more often, at least once a week, or it would continue to be a problem. We tried to remember to print that often but it was impossible to get it often enough to prevent further problems printing. We have had it only two years maybe, and I have given up on the whole thing. I am told that it is a problem with most inkjet printers but we never had that problem with our HPs. (We had several of them and they had other problems…) What kind of reliability testing do you do?

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    1. Unfortunately all inkjet printers like the Epson Ecotank range require using regularly to prevent the print heads drying-out. Generally we recommend using them at least once a month to print a few pages. This isn’t something that’s unique to Epson but maybe you were using the HP printer more regularly. It is a widespread problem with inkjets that manufacturers don’t like to make very clear.

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