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You may now buy the iPhone 12 and Mac with M1 chip in PH

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So it turns out that December 11 is an Apple Day in the Philippines, as fans of the brand may now order some its most-anticipated products from two different categories starting today. We’re talking about the 5G-ready 2020 iPhones and the M1-powered Mac Mini and MacBooks.

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(Update, January 21, 2021: Our long-term review of the iPhone 12 Pro is up!)

Apple iPhone 12 series

As we shared in November, the iPhone 12 Mini, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPhone 12 Pro Max are already up for pre-purchase at all channels — from Apple’s official online store to authorized resellers and telecommunication companies Globe Telecom and Smart Communications. They are scheduled to be available December 18.

SEE ALSO: Apple iPhone 12 Pro: Unboxing, first impressions (we’ll post our review as soon as all our paid projects are done)

Below are the prices listed at Apple, but take note that elsewhere, pricing is varied. At Power Mac Center, for example, the base model of the iPhone 12 Mini costs P45,490 (roughly $946), P1,500 ($31) than the one being sold at Apple. But you get a lot of freebies — as much as P15,000 ($312) worth actually.

  • Apple iPhone 12 Mini
    • 64GB – P43,990
    • 128GB – P46,990
    • 256GB – P52,990
  • Apple iPhone 12
    • 64GB – P49,990
    • 128GB – P52,990
    • 256GB – P58,990
  • Apple iPhone 12 Pro
    • 128GB – P62,990
    • 256GB – P68,990
    • 512GB – P80,990
  • Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max
    • 128GB – P68,990
    • 256GB – P74,990
    • 512GB – P86,990

For postpaid plans, click on the links included in the posts of our local carriers.

For Globe ThePlatinum plans

For Globe ThePlan postpaid offers

For the iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max models at Smart

For the iPhone 12 Mini and iPhone 12 models at Smart

Apple Mac Mini, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro with M1 chip

On this day, we also noticed that the new M1-based Macs can now be ordered in the Philippines, too. Apple has changed the “check back later for availability” notice at its online store to “buy.” Here are the prices of the devices, just to refresh your memory:

  • Apple Mac Mini (Apple M1)
    • 256GB: P37,990 (around $787)
    • 512GB: P49,990 ($1,036)
  • Apple MacBook Air (Apple M1)
    • 256GB: P54,990 ($1,139)
    • 512GB: P68,990 ($1,429)
  • Apple MacBook Pro (Apple M1)
    • 256GB: P71,990 ($1,491)
    • 512GB: P83,990 ($1,740)

We waited for the company to announce the Macs’ local release date, especially after those who already got their hands on the new computers got blown away by the machines’ performance. It seems the M1 processor, which brings the ARM architecture to Apple computers, does deliver vastly improved performance and power efficiency. The videos below are just two reviews we came across the past few weeks.

Review of the Apple Mac Mini with M1 chip

Review of the Apple MacBook Air and MacBook Pro with M1 chip

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Editor-in-chief: Alora Uy Guerrero is a 24-year media veteran who has survived the newsrooms of giants like Yahoo and a high-stakes detour into OPPO's digital marketing. She eventually returned to her journalism roots to helm REVU. A strict advocate for quality over quantity, Alora lives by a family-first philosophy — mostly because her babies are the only bosses she can't negotiate with. When she isn't chasing kids or deadlines, she's probably traveling, shooting, or passionately over-analyzing her favorite bands, films, and basketball teams.