A plethora of gold-standard deals on Apple’s MacBook Air models are active on Amazon, but you will not be prepared for the latest offer that we have for you. Oftentimes, there are those who want to experience the latest hardware and those who are looking to nab the best possible deal. For the latter, we present to you the M2 MacBook Air, Apple’s 13.6-inch machine that not only offers double the unified RAM count but is also 20 percent off on Amazon, bringing its price down to $799.
The aforementioned figure is the lowest that we have ever seen for this particular listing, and if you have a color preference, you are in luck because all four finishes of the M2 MacBook Air can be yours for $799. With 16GB of unified RAM, you have more freedom to do what you want and not worry about memory spilling over to the storage. The crisp display and extraordinary build quality mean that the M2 MacBook Air will last you for years, and aside from delivering incredible performance in an unbelievably thin package, this portable Mac also delivers up to a whopping 18 hours of battery life.
Perhaps the only drawback that you will have to learn to live with is the 256GB SSD that comes paired with the M2 MacBook Air. Sure, students can learn to offload some of the unimportant files on the cloud, but with this configuration, you will more than likely have to carry around a portable SSD with you at all times. Thankfully, with its $799 price, the M2 MacBook Air should give you the financial freedom to purchase a high-speed solid-state drive, but there is no telling when this deal will expire, so you better hop on it quickly.
Get the M2 MacBook Air with 16GB RAM, 256GB storage from Amazon - $799 (20 percent off, discount applicable on all four colors)
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About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.
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