The cheese-grater Mac Pro is discontinued, but Apple will still offer you a previous model.

The cheese-grater Mac Pro is discontinued, but Apple will still offer you a previous model.

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      The Mac Pro has been removed from Apple's main store, but a limited selection of certified refurbished units offers professionals one final opportunity to buy directly from Apple.

      In a rather disappointing update, Apple officially discontinued the Mac Pro on March 26, 2026. The system is no longer listed on the company's website in its previous location. To me, this feels like a rather unceremonious farewell for a machine that once set the standard for professional computing.

      The product page now redirects users to the general Mac homepage. However, it is still possible to find a unit if you're willing to consider a used model. As of the time of writing, Apple's Certified Refurbished store has 17 units listed for purchase, which includes both tower-style desktops and rack-mount configurations.

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      Is it still possible to purchase a Mac Pro?

      The least expensive used Mac Pro (tower-style) is priced at $6,289.00 and features the M2 Ultra chip with a 24-core CPU and a 60-core GPU. There’s another option (rack-mount) with the same chip, but it has a 24-core CPU and a 76-core GPU, costing $8,239.00.

      The priciest model exceeds $10,000 for a tower-style version equipped with the same chip, 24-core CPU, and 76-core GPU.

      While these prices may be steep, for professionals seeking easy PCIe expansion—something the Mac Studio still cannot offer—this might be the last chance to purchase one directly from Apple.

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      The refurbished unit includes Apple's one-year warranty

      This device comes with Apple’s standard one-year limited warranty, which matches the coverage provided for brand-new devices. For added assurance, you can opt for AppleCare+ or AppleCare One during the checkout process. Additionally, there is a 14-day return policy and free shipping.

      In my honest opinion, Apple’s refurbished stock is unlikely to last long. Once these units are sold out, Apple has made it very clear that there won’t be any more available. The company has confirmed it has no future plans for Mac Pro hardware.

      If you have always desired a Mac Pro and are comfortable with acquiring it as a refurbished product from Apple, this is likely your last opportunity to do so.

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The cheese-grater Mac Pro is discontinued, but Apple will still offer you a previous model.

The expected discontinuation of the Mac Pro has taken an interesting turn with its subtle return to Apple's Certified Refurbished store, offering fans a legitimate, yet time-sensitive opportunity to acquire a piece of Apple history.