Deals Spotlight: Shop 2019 MacBook Air Discounts Starting at $900 for 128GB Models ($199 Off)
Amazon has an ongoing discount on Apple's 2019 MacBook Air this week, offering up to $199 off the latest models. You'll find both the 128GB and 256GB storage options on sale, with discounts that represent the lowest-ever prices on all models seen.
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All colors in both models are seeing discounts on Amazon. We've rounded up every sale in the list below, so be sure to head to Amazon before the sale expires.
2019 MacBook Air ($199 Off)
- 1.6GHz, 128GB Gold - $899.99, down from $1,099.00
- 1.6GHz, 128GB Silver - $899.99, down from $1,099.00
- 1.6GHz, 128GB Space Gray - $899.99, down from $1,099.00
- 1.6GHz, 256GB Gold - $1,099.99, down from $1,299.00
- 1.6GHz, 256GB Silver - $1,099.99, down from $1,299.00
- 1.6GHz, 256GB Space Gray - $1,099.99, down from $1,299.00
Apple refreshed the MacBook Air this past July with a lower price tag, an updated display with True Tone, some minor SSD changes, and a new butterfly keyboard that uses the same updated materials as the 2019 MacBook Pro. The MacBook Air continues to be equipped with a Retina display with slimmer black bezels that better match the slimmer bezels of the MacBook Pro.
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Top Rated Comments
Comically low storage.
Pathetic camera.
I love the Air, but Apple needs to get their act together and stop being so cheap. Make devices you’re proud of and would want to use yourself.
But my wife would like to stick with MacOS (hell, so would I for that matter) and her current air is getting pretty long in the tooth. But until a next gen comes out with scissor keys again, we aren't going to bite. I hate that when you buy you are locked into the specs you paid for (seems like a naked cash grab to me). But I suppose we will live with it. But she cannot afford to have her machine down for weeks getting repaired because of some stupid keyboard. Even the chance of that happening is more than she can tolerate. It is such an issue that she told me she'd rather get an XPS herself than chance being without a machine because of repairs. Maybe that seems like overkill, but the stories we've heard from friends with macbook pro's who've had to have their machines repaired within the first few years is enough to take heed.
So hopefully a new "entry level" macbook Air comes out with a normal keyboard soon. Even though I've switched to Linux, I'd rather she stayed in the MacOS ecosystem as well.