A coupon discount on the latest MacBook Air with a bump up to 16GB in RAM drops the price to $1,199. Plus, add 3 years of AppleCare for just $159 -- a $40 savings.
Get a coupon discount on Apple's M3 MacBook Air.
To activate the promo code, which discounts every M3 MacBook Air, head over to Apple Authorized Reseller Adorama and enter APINSIDER during Step 4 of checkout. There's a link in the Payments section asking if you have a gift card or promo code. Click that to bring up the promo code field.
We're particularly fond of the M3 MacBook Air that has a bump up in unified memory, with this 16GB spec with a 256GB SSD falling to $1,199 once the coupon is applied. The storage is a little light, so if you want to increase that you can also opt for this M3/16GB/512GB spec that's $150 off with the same APINSIDER coupon, bringing the price down to $1,349.
For those that want to run macOS on a portable device, the M3 Air is an excellent choice, according to our hands-on review of the M3 MacBook Air. It's thin and light, weighing in at 2.7 pounds, and has an 8-core CPU and 8-core GPU by default. Users looking for the most robust option can also upgrade to the 10-core GPU. Our M3 MacBook Air Price Tracker outlines the latest price drops across popular Apple resellers, from Adorama to Amazon.
The same APINSIDER coupon at Adorama also discounts AppleCare for the Air, bringing the cost down to just $159 for the 3-year extended protection plan after the $40 code is applied.
Where to enter the MacBook Pro coupon
The promo code field is revealed during Step 4 of checkout when you click the link that says: "Do you have a gift card or promo code?"
Once the promo code box is visible, enter APINSIDER. Here's what the section looks like:
Once you hit Apply, look for the savings to be reflected in your order total.
You can find plenty of additional deals on MacBook Air models, including the M3 15-inch line, in our Mac Price Guide. The APINSIDER coupon also works on the latest MacBook Pro, offering up to $350 off M3, M3 Pro and M3 Max models.