Apple has introduced three new M5 MacBooks this week as part of its March hardware launch event. It’s been a busy week for the tech giant, with new products being introduced across a wide range of its catalog. Apple is bolstering its M5 chip series by introducing a new M5-powered MacBook Air to join the existing MacBook Pro M5, which launched last October. Two more MacBook Pro models are also available, now featuring M5 Pro and M5 Max chips.

We’ve put together a list of all the best retailers if you’re looking to pick up a new M5 MacBook in the United States, the United Kingdom, or Canada. The MacBook M5 Air is available in 13-inch and 15-inch form factors, while the new upgraded MacBook Pros are available in 14-inch and 16-inch variants.

When do new MacBook Pro and MacBook Air M5 pre orders go live?

Apple is launching much of its new hardware at the same time today, on March 4. Along with other products such as the iPad Air M4 and budget-focused iPhone 17e, the new MacBooks will be available for pre-order at 6:15 AM PST. And, like the others, the new M5, M5 Pro, and M5 Max MacBooks will be widely available on March 11.

Below, we have compiled a list of different regions to help you figure out when pre-orders go live in your region. We’ve also got a countdown clock, which will disappear once it expires (if you don’t see it, that means pre-orders are live).

• Los Angeles – 6:15 AM (PST)
• New York – 9:15 AM (EST)
• London – 2:15 PM (GMT)
• Berlin – 3:15 PM (CET)
• Mumbai – 7:45 PM (IST)
• Tokyo – 11:15 AM (JST)
• Sydney – 1:15 AM (AEDT, March 5)
• Auckland – 3:15 AM (NZDT, March 5)

How much do the new M5 MacBooks cost?

Pricing can vary quite a lot with the MacBook Air M5, as well as the new M5 Pro and M5 Max MacBook Pro models. This is because they are configurable with several variations to consider. So, if you’re looking to figure out the exact price for a config that suits you, we recommend checking one of the retailers above. Below you’ll find all the starting prices for the US, UK, and Canada for the respective sizes and chips included.

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Jack Goodall

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