Apple’s 24-inch M1 iMac has dropped another $50. Best Buy now has it down to $799.99 shipped after we saw it drop from $1,299 down to $850 earlier in the month. Now, you can score a new all-time low at $499 off. This discounts the 256GB model with 8GB of memory and 7-core CPU lower than ever before. It comes joined by a price cut over at B&H that has the 8-core GPU model with 512GB of storage down at $1,499 from its usual $1,899 price tag. This is $400 off and a new all-time low on this elevated configuration. It’s rare to find a model on sale with more than 8GB of memory, and now today’s sale means you can also lock-in the best-ever discount. It features extra memory for multitasking, improved graphics, and Gigabit Ethernet, which is built into the power brick.

Best Buy currently offers Apple’s 14-inch M3 Pro MacBook Pro for $1,799 shipped. This drops the 18GB memory and 512GB SSD configuration down from $1,999 to the second-best price yet. It’s the best in over a month, too. The savings get even better when you consider open-box models, which drop to $1,676.99 for an Open-Box Excellent model or even lower for other conditions from $1,604.99.

Update: We got a lot of replies to this saying that 8GB of memory wasn’t enough. Seems like Best Buy heard you, too, as it’s now dropping the 16GB/1TB configuration of Apple’s 15-inch M2 MacBook Air to $1,499 – down from $1,899. That’s $400 off, a new all-time low, and an extra $100 below our previous mention.

Best Buy is now offering Apple’s 15-inch M2 MacBook Air for $999 shipped. If you’re not swayed by the newer M3 models, today’s offer is worth a closer look at $300 off the usual $1,299 price tag. This is a match of the all-time low and the first discount of this caliber in over a month. We offer a taste of what to expect in our hands-on coverage, which is only made better by the savings today. Below the fold we offer some extra insight on the offer, too.