MacBook Air Black Friday Deals

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MacBook Air Black Friday 2023 Deals

Black Friday MacBook Air 2023 sales are live, and that means stellar discounts on nearly every model.

While Apple offers a modest gift card with select devices for Black Friday, Apple resellers slash prices — often by hundreds of dollars, with even the latest hardware on sale. AppleInsider tracks the best prices in our Apple Price Guide, which is updated daily, delivering the cheapest prices to you without having to set a foot outside your door.

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Adorama

M2 (8-core GPU), 16GB, 512GB, Space Gray: $1,499* ($100 off + $40 off AppleCare)
Save up to $150 on every M2 model, plus $40 off AppleCare, with the APINSIDER coupon and this cost-saving activation link

*Price with promo code APINSIDER using the pricing links above for activation. Plus, save $40 on AppleCare. [Coupon activation instructions]

B&H

MacBook Air with M2: Save up to $250, (numerous models in stock with free expedited shipping within the contiguous U.S.)

Amazon

M1 MacBook Air (7-core GPU, 8GB, 256GB): $799 ($200 off)
M2 MacBook Air (8-core GPU, 8GB, 256GB) in select colors: $1,049 ($150 off)
M2 MacBook Air (10-core GPU, 8GB, 512GB) in select colors: $1,349 ($150 off)

Best Buy

M1 MacBook Air (7-core GPU, 8GB, 256GB): $749.99 ($250 off)
M2 MacBook Air (8-core GPU, 8GB, 256GB): $1,049.99 ($150 off)
M2 MacBook Air (10-core GPU, 8GB, 512GB): $1,299 ($200 off)

Best MacBook Air prices

The AppleInsider M1 MacBook Air Price Guide and M2 MacBook Air Price Guide are home to competitive prices and exclusive deals on every configuration. Click on the green price tag icon to bring up additional details related to a special offer, including discounts on AppleCare.

Which MacBook to buy

2023 brought the introduction of the 15-inch M2 MacBook Air, a sleek and modern addition to the lineup, the M2 chip makes it a powerful workhorse that can run up to 18 hours on one charge.

The 2022 MacBook Air, meanwhile, has been rebuilt with the Apple Silicon M2 chip, offering additional power and greater efficiency. The design is closer to that found in the 14-inch MacBook Pro, eliminating the wedge look and adding a notch in the display.

Apple introduced the first Apple Silicon Macs in November 2020 at an event. The budget-friendly model remains a fan favorite among students and home users.