We track prices, compare rewards, and write about electronics that will be obsolete by the time you finish reading this. The savings, however, are very real.
The M5 is already yesterday's silicon. The deal you're eyeing expires Thursday. The rewards points you're hoarding will quietly devalue. We know this — and we track it all anyway, because somewhere between planned obsolescence and the heat death of the universe, there are genuinely excellent prices on MacBooks.
Expert strategies to save more on every purchase.
We placed AirPods Pro 2 and AirPods 4 into the ears of several willing staff members and measured what happened next. The results were, regrettably, conclusive.
Read full guide →Verified prices on things you'll replace in three years. Such is progress.
We're a small editorial team in Virginia who believe paying full price for electronics is a correctable mistake. We research products, compare prices across retailers, and write honest recommendations — with the thoroughness of people who know the M6 will render this all academic by next quarter.
Every deal we feature is one we'd actually buy. Every guide is something we'd send to a friend who asked. When you shop through our links, we earn a small affiliate commission — which keeps the lights on and the spreadsheets honest.
Whether you're optimizing credit card rewards, timing a MacBook purchase, or trying to decide if the Apple Watch is worth it — we've probably already written 2,400 words about it.
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