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Apple's MacBook Deals Abound in 2026

For every deal-seeker, a MacBook awaits—be it Neo, Air or Pro.

In 2026, Apple’s latest range of MacBooks is offering some of the best deals yet. From the budget-friendly MacBook Neo to the high-end M5 Max, there's a model for every tech enthusiast. The MacBook Neo starts at $599, making it accessible to first-time buyers while still packing a punch with its A18 Pro chipset. Meanwhile, the updated 13.6-inch and 15.3-inch MacBook Air models boast faster SSDs and Wi-Fi 7 support, with discounts on both Amazon and Best Buy.


The MacBook Pro lineup has seen a modest increase in price but still offers significant savings—up to $120 off the base model. Meanwhile, the M5 Pro and M5 Max models for content creators come with a premium price tag but are seeing discounts of up to $150 on most configurations.


No matter your needs—be it portability or power—you can find a deal that suits. Whether you’re looking to splurge on the latest tech or save some pennies, Apple has got you covered in 2026.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/22399419/apple-macbook-air-pro-mac-mini-imac-deals
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