Apple has raised the price of the MacBook Pro M5 in the Philippines, along with several MacBooks and iPads. The 14‑inch model now starts at ₱139,990, up from ₱109,990. That’s a ₱30,000 jump, making one of Apple’s flagship laptops harder to reach for many Filipinos.
The rest of the MacBook Pro lineup also gets price hikes. The 14-inch with M5 Pro now starts at ₱179,990 (from ₱159,490), while the M5 Max variant jumped to ₱294,990 (from ₱254,990).
Meanwhile, the larger 16-inch version M5 Pro variant now starts at ₱214,990 (from ₱192,990), while the M5 Max configuration begins at ₱309,990 (from ₱277,990).
The increase is part of a wider adjustment across Apple’s lineup. The MacBook Air M5 went from ₱78,990 to ₱89,990, while the MacBook Neo climbed from ₱39,990 to ₱49,990.
Other devices also saw changes as well: the iPad Pro M5 now costs ₱89,990, the iPad Air M4 ₱54,990, and the Apple TV 4K ₱14,490. Even the Mac mini M4 512GB rose to ₱55,990.
Apple CEO Tim Cook earlier warned about rising costs tied to memory chips. Educational pricing was also adjusted. iPhone prices remain unchanged for now.
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For buyers, the new pricing pushes the MacBook Pro M5 deeper into the premium bracket. The updated prices are already live on Apple’s Philippine online store and will roll out to authorized resellers.
