Breaking News:MacBook Pro M3 Price in India Dropped by Nearly ₹50,000 on Flipkart: Here’s the Deal– What Just Happened

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-Kabir Jain

Published: Sunday, February 8, 2026, 11:30 [IST]

Disclaimer: The prices mentioned here are accurate at the time of writing and may change without prior notice.

The 14-inch MacBook Pro with Apple’s M3 chip is currently listed on Flipkart for ₹89,999. The original MRP is ₹1,39,900, which means this deal nearly ₹50,000 straight off the price.

There were also bank offers visible on the product page at the time. While availability didn’t last long, Beebom managed to capture a screenshot of the product while it was still in stock, confirming the pricing and discount.

Why This Price Caught Attention

MacBook Pro deals in India rarely look like this. Even during major sale events, discounts on Pro models tend to be modest, especially on newer generations.

Dropping below ₹90,000 puts this MacBook Pro dangerously close to MacBook Air pricing, which is what made the listing stand out the moment it appeared.

MacBook Pro M3 Specs

The Flipkart listing was for the 14-inch MacBook Pro introduced in 2023, powered by Apple’s M3 chip, paired with 8GB unified memory and a 512GB SSD.

Despite the lower price, nothing about the core experience changes. You still get the Liquid Retina XDR display with ProMotion up to 120Hz, MagSafe charging, HDMI and SD card ports, and Apple’s familiar battery life claims of up to 22 hours of video playback.

In other words, this wasn’t a cut-down or older model being pushed out. It was a current-generation MacBook Pro at a very un-Pro price.

The Catch

The biggest thing to think through here is the memory configuration. This MacBook Pro comes with 8GB of unified memory, and whether that’s enough really depends on what you plan to use the machine for.

For everyday work like writing, browsing, office tools, light coding, and casual photo or video edits, 8GB can still hold up fine on Apple silicon. macOS is efficient, and for many people, it won’t feel limiting right away.

Where it gets tricky is heavier, more sustained workloads. If you’re regularly working with large video files, running multiple creative apps at once, or planning to keep the laptop for several years, a Pro model with 16GB memory is generally the safer choice. That’s the configuration most people associate with the “Pro” label in the first place.

Another angle to consider is alternatives. If you don’t specifically need the Pro display or ports, a newer MacBook Air with the M4 chip could make more sense for some workflows at a lower price.

And once you choose, that’s it. Apple doesn’t allow memory upgrades later, so you’re locked into the configuration you buy. That makes it especially important to be honest about how you actually use your laptop today, and how that might change over the next few years.