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Memorial Day Sale: MacBook Air Down $200

Apple’s mid-range laptop gets a boost in value, but is it still lighter than yesterday's news?

Now's the perfect time to pick up an Apple MacBook Air for your Memorial Day weekend shopping. The 13-inch model, featuring an M5 chip with 16GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD, is available for $899.99, a reduction of $200 from its usual price, marking it as the lowest ever. Meanwhile, the 15-inch version can be found at Amazon in select colors for $1,099.99 or at Best Buy for $1,149 after similar discounts.


This laptop serves up more than just everyday tasks; its performance is robust enough to handle anything from streaming Netflix to light video editing. Despite the modest upgrades over previous models, Apple’s latest MacBook Air stands out as a top recommendation for most users due to its efficiency and value. The increased storage capacity of 512GB means you can store more apps and files without compromising on speed.


The M5 Air boasts an impressive display that makes everything look vibrant, whether it's spreadsheets or Netflix. Its slim design and lightweight make it easy to carry around in a backpack, while the webcam offers top-notch performance for video calls. Battery life is also commendable, lasting about 13 hours on a single charge, more than enough for a full day of use.


While nothing may be revolutionary, the subtle improvements over previous models make it a compelling choice for those in need of a reliable and efficient laptop that won't break the bank. With Memorial Day sales making it even more affordable, this could be your chance to upgrade without too much fuss.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/gadgets/936610/apple-macbook-air-m5-memorial-day-2026-deal-sale
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