The article highlights the best MacBook deals in January, including discounts on M3 and M4 MacBook Air models, as well as M4 and M5 MacBook Pro models, with significant savings across various configurations, making it a great time to upgrade.
Apple has officially classified the final Intel-based MacBook Air and Apple Watch Series 5 as 'vintage,' indicating they are discontinued and no longer in active production or sale.
2026 is expected to be a landmark year for Apple’s Mac lineup, featuring major updates including new M5 chips across MacBook Air and Pro models, a low-cost MacBook possibly using an iPhone chip, refreshed Mac Studio and displays, a preview of macOS 27, and a significant redesign of the MacBook Pro with a touchscreen and OLED display, marking the biggest change since 1984.
Apple is set to launch three new MacBooks in early 2026, including an M5 MacBook Air, higher-end MacBook Pro models with M5 Pro and M5 Max chips, and a new 12.9-inch MacBook with an A18 Pro chip, targeting various user needs and price points.
Amazon is offering all M4 MacBook Air models at $250 off, matching Black Friday prices, across both 13- and 15-inch configurations, with most models available for Christmas delivery, making it a prime time for deals on Apple's latest laptops.
Amazon is offering the latest 15-inch MacBook Air with the M4 chip at a record low price of $949, down from $1,199, making it a great deal for a powerful, high-quality laptop with a larger display, long battery life, and modern features, available for quick delivery before Christmas.
The M4 MacBook Air is on sale for $749 at Amazon, a $250 discount, making it an excellent holiday gift option with high performance, a stunning display, and versatile connectivity, available for quick delivery before Christmas.
Amazon is offering all M4 MacBook Air models at $250 off, matching Black Friday prices, with options across both 13- and 15-inch configurations and various storage and RAM options, available for quick delivery before Christmas.
The 15-inch M2 MacBook Air is on sale for $769.99 (40% off) at StackSocial, offering a powerful and portable option with a bright Liquid Retina display, long battery life, and modern features, making it a great deal for those seeking a larger screen Apple laptop at a reduced price during Cyber Monday sales.
The article advises consumers to opt for the MacBook Air (2025) during Black Friday sales rather than the newer M5 MacBook Pro, as the Air offers better value and performance for most users, with the Pro's enhancements being mostly quality-of-life improvements. It also highlights accessory deals for MacBook users.
In November, MacBooks with Apple Silicon chips are available at significant discounts, with prices starting as low as $599 for the M1 MacBook Air. Various models, including the latest M4 and M5 MacBook Pros, are on sale across retailers like Amazon and Walmart, making it a great time to purchase before potential price increases due to tariffs or new releases.
Black Friday deals are live, offering significant discounts on Apple products including MacBooks, AirPods, Apple Watch, and accessories like AirTags, with notable savings such as the MacBook Air for $749 and AirTags for $64 at Amazon.
The article provides a comprehensive guide to the best Apple products and deals for the 2025 holiday season, including discounts on MacBook Air, AirPods, Apple Watch, iPads, and iPhones, along with advice on where to find the best prices and upcoming Black Friday offers.
Apple has quietly started Black Friday sales, with the latest M4 MacBook Air now available for $749, down from $999, offering high performance, excellent battery life, and a premium build at a price lower than many Windows laptops, making it a compelling deal for consumers.
Apple is developing a budget laptop powered by an iPhone chip, sparking speculation about a potential revival of the iBook line, which was once innovative and iconic. The article discusses the possibility of this new device and its significance in Apple's product lineup, alongside broader AI and tech industry issues.