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MacBook Air on sale for $500 off via Amazon and it’s going fast
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2018-10-24 15:19:17 UTCThe Apple MacBook Air is one of the most powerful and affordable laptops out there, with its sleek design, compact body, and amazing built-in MacOS experience out-of-the-box. If you’re in the market for a new model but don’t mind if it’s not the latest one on the market, then listen up: the 13-inch model from 2016 (in silver) is now on sale for just $898 on Amazon. That’s $500 off, people.
This Apple MacBook Air features an Intel Core i5 dual core processor for quick productivity and three times faster Wi-Fi speeds with 8GB of memory and 128GB of storage.
It’s also super lightweight, weighing just under three pounds with a 13-inch Native Display for crisp and clear images and HD video quality. It even runs the latest MacOS Mojave for better performance and optimized power with a whopping 12 hours of battery life.
This MacBook Air is ideal for students, young professionals, or someone’s first laptop. In fact, this very article was sourced and written using a MacBook Air just like this one. Now that’s impressive.
Amazon customer Charlie writes:
“This laptop is my baby! I have had it for a couple years now and it still runs like it is brand new. It is a true Apple laptop and came in great packaging. Everything about the laptop is sleek and beautiful. Got an unreal price on it compared the buying it straight from the Apple store. This laptop is probably the best thing that I have ever bought off of Amazon.”
Scoop up the Apple 13.3-inch MacBook Air on sale for $898.00, or $500.60 off its list price, while you still can. As of this writing, there were only nine left.
Bonus: looking to get your kid their first MacBook but don’t want to spend a ton of money? This 11-inch model from 2015 (certified refurbished) is just $425.
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