SAVE OVER $250: The MacBook Air 2024 (13-inch and 15-inch) has been discounted in Amazon's Black Friday sale.
Amazon's Black Friday event has officially kicked off, promising a whole week of impressive deals and discounts. Whether you've got your eye on a new TV, Apple Watch, or tablet, you'll find something on your wishlist reduced at Amazon.
But the latest deal that's caught our eye is on the Apple MacBook Air 2024. As of Nov. 21, both the 15-inch and 13-inch models have been reduced to their lowest-ever prices at Amazon. Currently, the 13-inch 2024 MacBook Air is priced at $849. The 15-inch 2024 MacBook Air is priced at $1234 for Black Friday.
SEE ALSO: Save $50 on Apple AirPods Max in Amazon’s Black Friday saleThese models of MacBook are incredibly similar, but there are differences. As you would guess, the 15-inch is the same but in more ways than just screen size, bigger. For sound, the 15-inch features a six-speaker sound system with force-canceling woofers, while the 13-inch comes with a four-speaker sound system.
Both 2024 models of the MacBook Air benefit from the new and improved M3 chip, which, according to extensive Mashable testing, means the M3 is around 20% faster than the previous generation M2 chip.
Both boast an impressive 18-hour battery life, perfect for working or studying away from home when you don't have access to a charging outlet. They also both include all the essential MacBook Air features, such as a backlit keyboard, Touch ID, Wi-Fi 6E, and Bluetooth 5.3 for faster wireless connections.
The 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Air laptops are listed as limited-time deals at Amazon, so if you're interested, move fast.
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