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Best Mac Hardware Discounts for April

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There’s some great discounts to be had this month on the best Mac compatible monitors, external hard drives printers and MacBooks.

Here’s our updated roundup of the best deals available this week.

Note that these offers are for a limited period in selected regions 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. 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.

2. Apple Studio Display (12% Off)

The Apple Studio Display remains the best external display you can get for a Mac and you can get 12% off refurbished models while stocks last.

Normally the Standard Glass version retails for $1,499.00 but you can currently get it for $1369.00.

Read our Apple Studio Display review for more on why it’s such an amazing display.

Check out our look at the best Apple Studio Display alternatives for some even cheaper options.

3. M4 Mac Mini (6% off)

Easily the best value Apple Silicon Mac on the market, this powerful pocket rocket is 6% off at just $564.00.

With a 10‑core CPU/GPU,16GB Unified Memory, 256GB SSD Storage and Gigabit Ethernet port it’s an amazing little machine.

Don’t forget to check out our guide to the best monitors for the Mac Mini for display options.

4. Samsung ViewFinity S9 (28% Off)

The Samsung ViewFinity won our vote as the best 5K monitor for Macs outside of the Apple Display and you can currently get 28% off it.

Originally the monitor was priced at $1,599.99 by Samsung but you can currently get it for $1149.99.

5. SanDisk Professional Pro-G40 SSD Drive (25% Off)

You can get 25% off the incredibly fast SanDisk Professional Pro G-40 SSD drive which supports Thunderbolt data transfer speeds of around 2500MB/s.

Read our SanDisk Pro G40 review for more.

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

6. Western Digital 4TB My Passport Portable SSD (27% Off)

You can get 27% off the 4GB portable SSD Western Digital My Passport Drive making it $259.99.

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.

7. Samsung 2TB T9 Portable (33% off)

The Samsung 2TB Portable SSD drive is now 33% off making it just $199.99

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

8. Samsung T7 Portable (48% off)

The slightly less robust version of the Samsung T7 Shield SSD drive is currently almost half the price making it just $139.99 for 2TB of external hard drive space.

9. Epson EcoTank ET-3850 (25% off)

Looking for an all-in-one-printer for your home office?

The Epson EcoTank ET-3850 is one of the fastest and economical to run printers for those that need to print frequently.

Currently you get 25% off making it $299.99.

Check out our look at the best all in one printers for Mac for other options.

10. Apple 2024 M3 MacBook Air 13-inch (15% Off)

You can get 15% off the amazing M3 MacBook Air, one of Apple’s fastest MacBook Airs ever integrated with Apple Intelligence, 16GB of memory and a 512GB hard drive.

Normally its $1,099 but you can get it for $1099.00 for a limited period.

11. Mac Pro (Only $159)

Remember the “Trash Can” Apple Mac Pro? Originally it started at $2,999 but you can now pick one up refurbished for just $159!

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 $699 compared to the original price of $7,199.

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

12. 2020 Apple MacBook Pro with 2.0GHz Intel Core i5

It might only be an Intel Mac but it’s a great deal at just $549.00 with a 1TB hard drive and 16GB of RAM.

With an amazing Retina display, Touch Bar and Touch ID and four Thunderbolt 3 ports, these models won’t be around much longer at this price.

Check out our look at why we think Intel Macs are still worth it.

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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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