The base M6-equipped model enters the market at $899, while the more robust M5 Pro variant begins at $1,699. For power users looking to max out configurations, the cost scales significantly, reaching $2,399 for the M6 and up to $6,799 for the M5 Pro. Apple is offering a $100 discount for education buyers who purchase directly through its storefront.
This update follows the previous iteration released in November 2024. Despite a global memory shortage impacting hardware pricing, demand remains high for these units among professionals utilizing software like OpenClaw. Units are scheduled to begin shipping on September 22, with pre-orders currently open at the Apple Store. While major retailers like Amazon and Best Buy are expected to list the devices shortly, early adopters are encouraged to secure their orders through Apple’s direct channels to guarantee availability.
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