The M1 MacBook Air originally sold for $1,499, but we’re practically giving it away for $514.99. No, that’s not a typo.

Are you trying to get yourself a great laptop on a tight budget? You won't find a better deal than this Apple MacBook Air M1 ...

TL;DR: If you’ve ever wanted a MacBook, this is the best deal we’ve ever offered: $514.99 for a M1 MacBook Air! Listen up! If you’re in the market for a MacBook, don’t go straight to the Apple Store.

It doesn’t get any better than this. Right now, you can get the Apple MacBook Air M1 for just $649. This is about the best bang you can get for your buck today. This deal is available from ...

TL;DR: Upgrade to an M1 Macbook Air for $514.99 (reg. $1,499). The Apple M1 chip was a whole paradigm shift for MacBooks. Once they switched from an Intel processor, they went from a good option ...

We found so many great deals for our readers on Wednesday, including a crazy clearance sale at Best Buy that slashes the M1 ...

The M1 MacBook Air still utilizes a more familiar wedge design from the Intel era, although a lot of users might prefer that. The M1 MacBook Air, despite being four years old, remains an excellent ...

There are some record-low prices available right now that we think you should take advantage of while you can - especially now the MacBook Air M3 has been our for a while, and the older M1 and M2 ...

With OLED being a huge selling point for the M4 iPad Pro, seeing it come down to the cheapest iPad or the MacBook Air is a ...

The Mac Mini is one of those products — it’s incredibly powerful and housed inside a tiny shell that ... I’ve been personally using a MacBook Air M1 for years, and I’m still able to ...

Just be aware that some best-ever deals on last-generation devices could expire soon and be gone for good by Black Friday as the MacBook Air M1 has been discontinued and stock of the M2 is slowly ...

Get the Apple MacBook Air M2 (8GB/256GB) for £849 from Currys (was £1099) The M2 processor inside the Air makes for ... M2 represents only a small upgrade over M1, so we wouldn't recommend ...