Amazon today has introduced a steep new discount on the previous generation 256GB 13-inch M2 MacBook Air, available for just $699.99 with the use of an on-page coupon. We're also tracking a match of the best price ever seen on the newer 13-inch M3 MacBook Air below.
13-Inch M2 MacBook Air
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Starting with the M2 MacBook Air, Amazon is offering up to $299 off both models of the 2022 notebook. Prices start at $699.99 for the 256GB M2 MacBook Air in one color, and increase to $949.99 for the 512GB MacBook Air in two colors. In regards to the former model, this is a new all-time low price on the notebook and a great entry-level price point for anyone looking for a cheap MacBook.
Note: You won't see the deal price until checkout.
For the newer models, you can get the 256GB 13-inch M3 MacBook Air for $849.99 in two colors, down from $1,099.00. This is a match of the record low price on this model of the M3 MacBook Air, and for the Starlight color Amazon provides an estimated delivery date of October 28.
Note: You won't see the deal price until checkout.
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Geez, we never get these sales in Canada. It's still CA$1299 / US$938 at Amazon.ca for the base 8 / 256 GB M2 Air.
I guess I'll just stick with the original plan and wait until next year for the base 16 GB M4, and buy it edu during the Back-To-School promotion. I'm guessing it will be US$1199 retail, with 256 GB storage.
Always the base RAM models getting the super discount. :(
Does Amazon even sell the 16 GB M2? It's not a standard retail SKU. It's a Configure-To-Order model.
16 GB didn't become a standard retail MacBook Air SKU until M3.
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