Apple’s 14-inch M5 Pro MacBook Pro with 2TB storage and 24GB RAM is now $2,399 on Amazon — a $600 cut from its $2,999 list price. That’s $200 below the pre-hike MSRP, per 9to5Mac, and marks one of the steepest discounts yet on the March 2026-launched model. It ships in Space Black and packs the M5 Pro chip with a 15-core CPU and 16-core GPU, plus Wi-Fi 7 support, according to AppleInsider. No Indian price is cited in either source. The deal is live as of October 12, 2026, same day both outlets reported it. And appears to be an Amazon-exclusive clearance, not an Apple Store or Apple-authorized reseller offer. It’s not tied to Prime Day, though it follows closely on the heels of that event: 9to5Mac notes this is not a rebound from Prime Day pricing but a fresh, deeper drop than what appeared during the sale itself. The 24GB/2TB configuration is the most affordable M5 Pro MacBook Pro in the 14-inch lineup, distinct from the pricier 18-core/20-core variants that saw $500 off earlier this year. Buyers looking for a MacBook Pro vs MacBook Air comparison should note this isn’t an entry-level machine: it’s a pro-tier silicon laptop, built for sustained workloads, with unified memory architecture and a thermal design meant for heavier tasks. That said, it sits at a sharp inflection point. Cheaper than last year’s M4 Pro 14-inch models launched at $2,499, and more powerful than any MacBook Air currently on sale. The discount doesn’t extend to the 16-inch M5 Pro, nor does either source mention education or corporate pricing tiers. Amazon’s listing shows it as ‘in stock’ and shipping, but no end date or inventory counter is given. This is not a flash sale with a countdown timer, just a live price drop, likely tied to channel inventory management ahead of the next Mac refresh cycle. Watch for follow-up moves on the M6 Mac mini, where 9to5Mac says some configurations have already jumped back up in price.