You mean bumped $100. M4 MacBook Pro and M5 MacBook Pro started at $1599 with 512GB SSD.

Now it starts at $1699, a $100 bump but comes with a 1TB SSD. Previously it would have cost $1799 for the 1T SSD, so it's a $100 bump on base price but you are also getting 1TB SSD for $100 less than before.

> I'd love to have customers like Apple. Bumps $200: "it didn't change!!!"

Try making a good product that people love?

The base storage increased as well, and the upgrade prices for RAM are the same, which is where the real issue was.

> And no power adapter included.

To be fair, ever since the advent of high power USB-C PD that really, really is not needed any more, way too many power bricks are effectively e-waste.

People already have USB-C power bricks and docks everywhere and unlike pre-USB-C generations, you can use them not just across different generations of hardware, but across vendors as well.

> It did change. They bumped $200 on the entire line.

I wonder if that would happen regardless of RAM, e.g. for tariffs etc.

The EU forbids them from including power adapters. They're still included everywhere else.