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We've tested a lot of laptops here at Mashable, so we don't speak in hyperbole when we say something is the best. Whether you're in need of a cheap laptop or something that can handle heavy-duty video editing, we've got you covered. If you're in the market for the latter or maybe you've just been dragging your feet on upgrading your MacBook, Best Buy is delivering the ultimate deal on the best laptop for creatives.

The 14-inch MacBook Pro with M3 chip, 16GB RAM, and 1TB SSD, is on sale at Best Buy. It comes with hardware accelerated ray-tracing, elevating the display on graphics for a more realistic look. Plus, it has an 18% increase in power over the previous M2 model.

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There are rumors that new MacBooks are coming next week that will have the M4 chip. We've seen what said chip can do in the iPad Pro, and are stoked to see the power it has in a MacBook. That being said, the M3 MacBook is still the best laptop we've seen from the fruit-brand and if you care more about savings than the newest tech, now is the time to shop.

Right now, get the MacBook Pro 14-inch model with M3 chip for just $1,499 at Best Buy. This laptop comes with 16GB RAM and 1TB SSD, plenty of power for photo editing, graphic design, and more. This deal saves you $500 for 25% off.

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