Save $161.89: Grab the M4 Apple MacBook Air (13-inch,Watch A Female Employee Who Gives Permission For Things From The Manager Online 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD) at its record low price of $837.19, available at Amazon as of June 2. In total, you'll net a 16% savings on the laptop's $999 list price, but you'll need to opt for the sky blue model to take advantage of the deal.
Apple MacBook Air, 13-inch (M4, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD) $929 at Amazon Apple products, even MacBooks, go on sale more often than you think, but it's not too often we get to feature that they've hit their lowest price ever.
Just last week, we saw the 13-inch MacBook Air drop down to $849 on Memorial Day, but it wasn't quite the lowest price of the month — earlier in May, the sky blue model on the laptop briefly fell to a record low price of $837.19. As of June 2, the deal is back: you can now grab the 13-inch M4 MacBook Air with 256GB of storage for just $837.19 at Amazon, saving you $161.81 off its list price. Considering Mashable deems this laptop "a really good deal" at full price, this is a markdown worth jumping on.
Beyond being available for a great price, what does the M4 Air bring to the table? For starters, its incredibly lightweight at just 2.7 pounds, making it a great machine for taking on the go. The M4 chip brings plenty of power to the table, even providing enough juice to be one of our top picks for the best laptops for video editing (though if you're doing that regularly, you might want to go for the 15-inch model). All this to say, the M4 MacBook Air is a great all-around laptop. And our testing backs this up — out of all the available MacBooks on the market, we found the M4 Air to be the best MacBook for most people.
In addition the the portability and chipset, the laptop comes with a 12MP camera and is basically silent. It can heat up under heavier workloads, tops out at a 60Hz refresh rate, and limited ports — one MagSafe port for charging, one headphone jack, and two Thunderbolt ports. However, you can connect up to two displays withoutbeing in clamshell mode and enjoy 18 hour battery life.
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