Woot today has a bunch of well-priced M1 iMacs, starting with the 7-core GPU/256GB model for just a price. $919.99 in green, down from $1299.00. This is the new all-time low price for this version of the 24-inch iMac, beating the previous low by nearly $80.

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All iMacs in Woot’s sale today are in “New Open-Box” condition, which means the hardware is brand new and comes in original Apple retail packaging. However, they do not come with Apple’s warranty and instead include Woot’s 90-day warranty.

You also get an 8-core GPU / 256GB M1 iMac for $1,029.99 On Woot, down from $1,499.00. This sale isn’t quite as good as the $999.99 price tag we saw briefly on Amazon a few weeks ago, but at about $30 more, it’s a very solid second best.

This one is only available in green and also comes in “New Open-Box” condition. Be sure to visit our full shopping deals report for more Apple related products and accessories.

to update: We’ve updated this article to reflect an even sharper price cut on the 7-core GPU/256GB iMac. In addition, the eight-core GPU / 256GB model is now not available in Woot.

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