Update: As we noted earlier today, despite the termination of the iMac Pro, it would probably still be a bit in and out of stock. It is currently back in stock on Apple.com in the United States, though it is not enough.
Two days ago, we reported that the iMac Pro was listed in the Apple Store as ‘while stocks last’. Today, the iMac Pro is officially unavailable in the Apple Store and at major third-party retail partners in the U.S., which is the end of the three-year-old transition product line.
Previously, Apple removed the setup-to-order configurations of the iMac Pro, leaving only one $ 4,999 model. Now the iMac Pro is not completely available, making the Mac Pro the only “pro” desktop Mac. The iMac Pro is still listed on Apple.com and in the Apple Store app, but it’s impossible to actually buy the product. Most stores also do not display available, but there is a chance that it is still available in your area. It is also noteworthy that products like these can also sporadically appear on Apple.com and based on cancellations of existing orders as well as other factors.
Retail partners like Best Buy and Amazon also cite the iMac Pro as not available for delivery and pickup. Apple launched refurbished iMacs in August 2020, but did not make any major changes to the iMac Pro, presumably due to the impending Apple Silicon launch. The updated 2020 iMac models included an option for displaying nano-texture and processors that could be just as fast as the iMac Pro.
Rumors have been swirling around for a while now about a completely redesigned Apple Silicon iMac with thin rings, a colorful exterior and more. With the huge improvement in speed and performance that Apple Silicon brings, it’s likely that Apple simply sees no place for the iMac Pro anymore and plans to focus instead on making a great single iMac.
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