The smaller 13-inch M4 MacBook Air has become even more affordable thanks to the newest price drop on Amazon, and if you want a higher unified RAM count with your preferred configuration, you can avail an incredible $170 off on Apple’s portable Mac. The price of the 24GB RAM and 512GB version of the machine is now listed at $1,229 on the online retailer, making it the lowest price for this particular version.
However, note that this $170 discount can only be availed if you opt for the Midnight finish. Then again, this paint job is excellent, and we speak for everyone when we say that the majority of customers will prefer a better bargain than a color of their choice. In fact, the Midnight color goes well with everything. This 13-inch M4 MacBook Air configuration can be delivered to you as early as May 21, but only if you place the order immediately.
The M4 powering the 13-inch MacBook Air innards sports a 10-core CPU and 10-core GPU, making it the top-end model, so you can expect the best possible single-core and multi-core performance from this Apple Silicon. Of course, perhaps one of the biggest benefits of owning any M-series portable Mac is that legendary battery life. According to Apple, you can net up to 18 hours of endurance on a single charge, making this $170 discount even more worthwhile.
The next affordable 13-inch M4 MacBook Air with the same 24GB unified RAM and 512GB SSD after the Midnight one is the Sky Blue finish, and it is currently available for $1,245.26. If your preference lies in another color, you must pay slightly more for it.
Get the 13-inch M4 MacBook Air with 24GB RAM, 512GB SSD from Amazon - $1,229 (12 percent, discount applicable on the Midnight finish only)
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