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9to5 readers can now purchase the 13-inch M2 iPad Air Wi-Fi + Cell for $650, a significant discount from its original $949 price, through a special deal with Expercom, making it one of the best prices ever for this configuration.
Apple's M2 iPad Air is now available at a record low price of $469, a $130 discount, just in time for Christmas. This deal is available at Best Buy and includes three months of Apple TV+, Apple Fitness+, and Apple Music, along with four months of Apple Arcade. The iPad Air features the powerful M2 chip, an 11-inch screen, and comes in various storage sizes and colors. Buyers should check shipping timelines to ensure delivery before Christmas.
Apple's M2 iPad Air is available at a significant discount on Amazon, with the 11-inch 128GB model priced at $499, just $3 above its record low. This makes it an attractive holiday gift option, with discounts averaging $100 across various models and colors. The iPad Air features the powerful M2 chip, a liquid retina display, and Wi-Fi 6E compatibility. However, potential buyers should act quickly due to fluctuating prices and varying shipping times.
Amazon is offering significant post-Black Friday discounts on MacBook Air models, with the 2022 M2 version priced at $749 and the 2024 M3 version at $844. These deals represent record-low prices, providing consumers with a choice between the slightly older M2 model with excellent performance and the newer M3 model with enhanced capabilities. Both models feature impressive displays, connectivity options, and battery life, making them attractive options for potential buyers.
Apple is offering the MacBook Air with the M2 chip at a record low price of $749 on Amazon, a 25% discount from its original $999 price, as part of Black Friday sales. This move is likely to make space for the newer M3 chip models. Despite the launch of the M3 chip, the performance difference for everyday tasks is minimal, making the discounted M2 model an attractive option for consumers.
Amazon is offering significant discounts on 2022 MacBook Air models with M2 chips as part of early Black Friday deals, with prices as low as $749 for the 16GB RAM/256GB SSD model. These deals, which include an extended return period until January 31, 2025, provide a rare opportunity to purchase Apple products at reduced prices, as Apple itself rarely offers discounts. The MacBook Air models boast excellent battery life and connectivity features, making them ideal for multitasking and resource-intensive tasks.
Amazon is offering a $200 discount on Apple's 13-inch MacBook Air with the M2 chip and 16GB RAM, making it a notable deal for those interested in purchasing this model.
For Amazon Prime Day 2024, several Apple iPad models, including the new iPad Air M2 and iPad Pro M4, are discounted by up to 30%. These are the lowest prices seen this year, with deals on various models like the 10th Gen iPad for $277.99 and the 7th Gen iPad Pro for $899.00.
The 13-inch M2 MacBook Air is available for a record low price of $799 during Amazon Prime Day, offering a $200 discount. Despite being surpassed by the M3 model, the M2 variant remains a top budget choice with its impressive display, battery life, and lightweight design.
Apple clarified that the performance claims for the new M2 iPad Air are based on a 9-core GPU, not the mistakenly advertised 10-core GPU. Despite the error in marketing materials, Apple assures that the performance remains as promised, with no differences for devices already sold.
Apple has corrected the core count of the M2 iPad Air's GPU from 10 cores to nine, stating that all performance claims remain accurate. The change was made quietly on their website, press release, and support page after a report from 9to5Mac. Despite the correction, Apple maintains that the M2 iPad Air is still 50 percent faster than its M1 predecessor.
Apple confirmed that despite mistakenly listing the M2 chip in the iPad Air as having a 10-core GPU, the performance claims are accurate and based on the correct 9-core GPU. The company has updated its website to reflect the accurate specifications.
Apple has confirmed that the performance claims for the new M2 iPad Air are accurate despite a mix-up in the advertised GPU core count, which was initially stated as 10-core but is actually 9-core. The company assures that all performance metrics were based on the 9-core GPU, maintaining that the M2 iPad Air is nearly 50% faster than the M1 model. This is the first instance of Apple selling an M2-powered device with a 9-core GPU.
Apple's 2022 13-inch MacBook Air with the M2 chip is back on sale for $829, a 17% discount from its original $999 price. This deal applies to the 256GB model in all colors except AppleCare+. The MacBook Air features a Liquid Retina screen, quad-speaker system, and a three-mic array, making it a highly rated, fast-performing option.
Apple has updated its tech specs for the M2 iPad Air to indicate a 9-core GPU instead of the originally stated 10 cores. This change, first reported by 9to5Mac, suggests that Apple may be using a "binned" version of the 10-core chip due to insufficient yields. The update has not been uniformly applied across all regional websites, and Apple has not commented on the discrepancy. The real-world performance difference is likely negligible for most users.