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Rob_Quads |
posted on 12th Feb 14 at 17:02 |
Yeah I found the education to get the best discounts. Time it right and you can also get some good gift cards too. | |
LeeM |
posted on 12th Feb 14 at 16:19 |
http://store.apple.com/uk_edu_5000714/buy-mac/macbook-pro | |
Munchie |
posted on 12th Feb 14 at 15:39 |
If you go for Currys/PC World....I get around 6.5% off the purchase of gift vouchers and O2 Priority moments also give you discount (£50 off a £750 spend etc) | |
Cavey |
posted on 11th Feb 14 at 17:37 |
If you are dyslexic or "dyslexic" and a student you can get a fat grant and use it for things like this. My mate has done a couple of times now, gets £1-2k worth of equipment each time | |
novabikecarbed |
posted on 11th Feb 14 at 17:27 |
I use this place for the Mac products for work, excellent service and fast deliveries. Also they tend to have ex-demos on offer at decent prices. | |
Dom |
posted on 11th Feb 14 at 14:04 |
quote: 'Release day' is when you have to do it as the predecessor model(s) get sent back that evening (allegedly); just make sure the store has stock of the model you're interested in (phone a day before etc) and then it's a case of phoning around stores as they open and reserve where possible. Geniuses will try and push the new model and/or fob you off and granted it's a PITA but just stick with it as you'll save a fair old amount (a few hundred usually on something like a MBP). [Edited on 11-02-2014 by Dom] | |
jacko198 |
posted on 11th Feb 14 at 12:26 |
Dom, how do you go about that though? As soon as the newest model is out, the old one is out of the store? | |
Dom |
posted on 11th Feb 14 at 12:06 |
Yup, HE (Higher Education) discount is the way to go. And if you time it right with the refresh of the MacBook, then you can save a hefty amount applying it to a discontinued/previous years model. | |
jacko198 |
posted on 11th Feb 14 at 12:01 |
Refurb is the way to go. Unless you can get a student discount. You mention she is doing a degree, can definitely get a good discount on them. | |
Christopher |
posted on 11th Feb 14 at 10:23 |
Ok buddy il bare that in mind :thumbs: | |
Balling |
posted on 11th Feb 14 at 09:42 |
Link doesn't actually tell which configuration/year it is. | |
Christopher |
posted on 11th Feb 14 at 09:02 |
Hey guys, mrs is looking to get a MacBook now, she has around a grand to spend but would rather not spend it all if she can. Basically I have no Idea what's good, what's expensive and what's a good deal? She will be using it for business and pleasure as she's finishing her marketing degree soon. She got this offer through in an email and just wanted to know if this was a a good deal as it seems. Are there better offers about? |