New iMac and Mac Pro 2014 price cut ahead of Apple Black Friday sales

A lot of people are waiting for Black Friday and Cyber Monday for the deals and discounts on various devices, but buyers will be able to snag the new iMac and Mac Pro for a slightly lesser price ahead of the highly anticipated sales events.

U.S. electronics retailer Best Buy offers $20 off on the 21.5-inch iMac with Intel i5 processor and 8 GB and 500 GB. The device now costs $1,079.99. The 27-inch iMac with i5 chipset, 8 GB and 1 TB costs $1,749.99 that saves buyers $50. Lastly, the 21.5-inch iMac with Intel i5 processor and 8 GB and 1 TB is offered for $1,199.99 that saves consumers $100.

For consumers who want to take home the new iMac with 5K, Apple authorized reseller Adorama and Apple-centric website Apple Insider teamed up and are offering consumers discounts.

iMac's original price is slashed off by $50 and is offered with a 3-year AppleCare Extended Protection Plan, which costs $169. Thus, buyers accumulate up to $219 in savings. The Mac Pro saving bundles include up to $150 to $250 off the device and throws in a free 3-year AppleCare Extended Protection Plan that is valued at $249. This gives consumers savings from $349 to $449.

Moreover, consumers will be able to save more money as no sales tax is collected in 48 states. Adorama only collects sales tax on orders shipped to New York and New Jersey. This automatically saves people a few bucks when buying the said devices.

However, interested buyers must have an account in Adorama in order to buy the Apple products. New customers can register for a free Adorama VIP account to add the items to their cart.

Meanwhile, buyers are advised that some of the devices are out of stock. Still, the out of stock models have shipping of 7 to 10 business days.

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