Apple has unveiled its latest MacBook Pro M5 and iPad Pro M5 models, following the recent iPhone 17 release. These new devices are equipped with Apple’s advanced M5 chip, delivering enhanced speed, power, and AI performance.
The MacBook Pro M5 512GB starts at £1,599, while the 11” iPad Pro 256GB and 13” iPad Pro 256GB are priced at £999 and £1,299 respectively. These products are part of Apple’s premium Pro range, known for their superior performance.
Consumers can purchase these devices from Apple directly or through online retailers like Amazon. To help make the cost more manageable, some opt for monthly payment plans offered by providers such as Sky Mobile and O2, starting at 90p per day.
Sky’s pricing for the iPad Pro M5 models begins at £27 per month, equivalent to 90p daily, with an additional upfront cost. On the other hand, EE provides competitive pricing for the iPad Pro, offering flexible payment options ranging from three to 48 months.
O2 offers pre-built plans for both iPad Pro M5 models, starting from £39.20 per month, plus an upfront fee. These plans come with varying data allowances and additional perks like Disney+ or Amazon Prime subscriptions.
Customers signing up for these 48-month contracts have the option to upgrade their devices after 36 months at no extra charge. It’s important to note that many providers increase prices annually due to inflation, impacting the overall cost of these contracts.
Ultimately, the choice of a payment plan depends on individual preferences and usage needs, as there are multiple options available to suit different budgets and preferences.
