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The iMac Pro has been discontinued

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  • A photo of the space-gray finish on the iMac Pro, from our review. [credit: Samuel Axon ]

Apple will no longer sell the iMac Pro after current supplies run out, the company has confirmed.

In the past few days, online Apple Store customers noticed that the iMac Pro’s usual plethora of configuration options had been significantly stripped down. The online store also stated that the iMac Pro as offered would be available “while supplies last.” This led to suspicions that the product was not long for this world.

Shortly afterward, various outlets including TechCrunch received confirmation from Apple that these changes do indeed indicate that the product has been discontinued.

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