Apple's cheapest laptop gets somehow cheaper on Amazon Prime Day
Both the 256GB and 512GB version are on sale for Prime Day
Right now, if you're on the market for the MacBook Air 2020, you can pick it up for much less with this Prime Day deal, making Apple's most affordable laptop even more so.
Right now, you can pick up the MacBook Air 2020 for $150 off, making it just $849. Now, keep in mind, you're not getting a kitted-out version of the laptop or anything – this is still just the base configuration with an Intel Core i3 CPU, 256GB SSD and 8GB of RAM.
Important: the full price drop isn't reflected until Prime Day users have the MacBook 2020 in their cart. Once it's in the cart, Amazon will apply another $100 discount, making the $949 price drop all the way down to $849 – a total of $150 off.
The 512GB MacBook Air is also $150 off, giving you a 512GB SDD and 10th-gen Intel Core i5 processor. In this case, it's $100 on Amazon initially and another $49.01 at checkout. Sadly, the Gold version of the 512GB MacBook Air is currently out of stock, but Silver and Space Gray remain.
The MacBook Air comes in the same overall design as its predecessor. However, it brings in a slew of welcome features including that incredible Magic Keyboard, more storage space and Intel's faster 10th-generation processors. Better yet, it came at a more reasonable price of entry at $999 during its launch.
For Amazon Prime Day, the MacBook Air just dropped its price again, making it among the hottest products on Amazon right now. Check out these MacBook Air deals below so you can take advantage. You better hurry though as these are selling like hotcakes.
MacBook Air (2020) 256GB SSD in Space Gray: $999.00 $949.99 at Amazon
With 256GB SSD, the new Magic Keyboard, Touch ID and 10th-generation Intel Core processor, the 13-inch MacBook Air is a better value in 2020. It's an excellent yet affordable entry to the MacBook line for casual users.
MacBook Air (2020) 256GB SSD in Silver: $999.00 $949.99 at Amazon
With 256GB SSD, the new Magic Keyboard, Touch ID and 10th-generation Intel Core processor – only in Silver, the 13-inch MacBook Air is a better value in 2020. Casual, budget-minded users now have an even more compelling reason to switch to macOS.
MacBook Air (2020) 256GB SSD in Gold: $999.00 $949.99 at Amazon
With 256GB SSD, the new Magic Keyboard, Touch ID and 10th-generation Intel Core processor, the 13-inch MacBook Air is a better value in 2020. Better yet, this one comes in gold, a great alternative for those who are tired of the same boring gray/silver chassis that most laptops these days sport.
MacBook Air (2020) 512GB SSD in Space Gray: $1,299 $1,199 at Amazon
Apple's thinnest and lightest MacBook is cheaper than ever, giving budget-minded consumers a more affordable entry to the MacBook line. With twice the storage space as the base configuration and a 10th-generation i5 processor, this laptop is excellent for casual and novice photographers.
MacBook Air (2020) 512GB SSD in Gold: $1,299 $1,199 at Amazon
Those fond of the gold shade on their favorite Apple devices will appreciate the discount on the 512GB MacBook Air (2020). With twice the storage space as the base configuration and a 10th-generation i5 processor, this MacBook Air is excellent for casual and novice photographers.
MacBook Air (2020) 512GB SSD in Silver: $1,299 $1,199 at Amazon
Coming in silver, Apple's thinnest and lightest MacBook is cheaper than ever. This affordable entry to the MacBook line comes with twice the storage as its base model, 8GB of memory and the more powerful 10th-generation i5 processor, making it an excellent choice for students, teachers and casual photographers.
TechRadar is rounding up all the top deals over the Prime Day sales period, and we’ve put all the best Prime Day deals in an easy-to-navigate article to help you find the bargains you’re looking for.
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