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A new M4 MacBook Air is reportedly coming soon. If you don’t want to wait or need the extra power that Apple’s M4 processor offers, you can buy a M3 MacBook Air on Amazon for $200 off. This brings the price of the MacBook Air down from $1,099, to $899. It’s not as low as the $850 we’ve seen in the past, but it’s pretty close. Engadget selected the M3 MacBook Air for its lightweight design, bright display and reliable performance of the chip M3. Apple’s custom-designed silicon, in addition to supporting Wi-Fi 6E and two external displays, allows the MacBook Air the ability to power both simultaneously. This was a feature that was missing from the previous Air generation.
This deal is only for the Air model with 16GB RAM and 256GB storage in Apple’s “Midnight” Blue finish. However, this should be enough storage and memory to satisfy most people. There are several other MacBooks on sale if you want a similar deal, but in a variety of colors.
You can, for example, get a M2 MacBook Air at a $200 discount when you use a voucher. This brings the price down from $950, which was already discounted, to $800. This deal is valid for the Air with 256GB storage and 16GB RAM. It also covers a variety of colors. The M2 is technically less powerful than M3, but an M2 MacBook Air will provide you with more than enough performance for everyday computer tasks.
Be sure to clip the coupon for the full $200 off
You can get a new M4 MacBook Pro at $1,399 – $200 off the usual $1,599 price. Apple released the M4 MacBook Pros at the end of 2024, with an emphasis on improving graphics performance. Apple’s new MacBook Pro is the closest thing to a gaming laptop. It also includes upgrades like a brighter display and an improved webcam.
This model includes 16GB RAM and 512GB storage, which is a good amount to start off with if you intend to use the MacBook Pro at work. Apple Intelligence is also available on all MacBooks for sale on Amazon if you want to explore Apple’s AI features such as text generation and summarization. Follow @EngadgetDeals on Twitter and subscribe the Engadget Deals Newsletter for the latest deals and buying advice.
