Apple Education Store has
Apple Macbook Air M2 13.6" Laptop +
$150 Apple eGift Card (Email Delivery) starting at
$1,099.
Shipping is free.
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About this product (base model)
:- 13.6" 2560x1664 500-nit True Tone Liquid Retina display
- Apple M2 octa-core processor / octa-core graphics processing unit / 16‑core Neural Engine
- 8GB LPDDR4X 3733MHz RAM
- 256GB PCIe solid state drive
- 1080p FaceTime HD camera
- Backlit Magic Keyboard w/ Touch ID
- Four-speaker sound system
- 802.11ax WiFi 6 / Bluetooth 5.0
- 52.6 WHr battery
- macOS
- Weight: 2.7 lbs.
- Ports
- 2x Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) w/ USB4 support
- 3.5 mm headphone jack
- Includes 30W USB-C Power Adapter
- 1-Year AppleCare Warranty
Top Comments
Imho, the M1 air at the 999 (and sale price of 8-850) was a good deal, but it's too hard to excuse 8/256 in a $1300 laptop.
I will be completely honest in saying that while using my MacBook or Dell XPS laptop, I don't notice that one is any better (performance-wise) than the other. They run different OS's but the MacBook definitely isn't night/day better than the Dell or vice versa.
With regards to minimal RAM and swap to SSD, we'll see how the SSD wear is on that Mac SSD in a few years vs a system with 16/32GB RAM, where swap to disk is minimal. And while SSD is fast, RAM is magnitudes faster.
Having the flexibility to upgrade RAM or SSD is great. Buy small, pay less to upgrade yourself compared to giving Apple 10X more money for the same thing and having it fixed in there for life.
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It's only one chip 256gb in M2 compare to 2x128gb in older M1
So older model has faster storage at lowest price!!!
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You are assuming the M2 Air would be slower based on what was reported about the M2 Pro, without knowing how Apple configured the Air's SSD. Well, it certainly made an Ass out of you!
Stay rekt fanboy
my sister has a macbook air from i think 10 years ago.
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Fact of the matter is barely any NVME's even come in 256gb size, let alone 500gb or 512gb. DDR4 RAM is getting cheaper, as I'd DDR5 RAM. The fact Apple keeps acting like these two things are some sort of rare commodity is sickening.
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Imho, the M1 air at the 999 (and sale price of 8-850) was a good deal, but it's too hard to excuse 8/256 in a $1300 laptop.
Now, the aspect of pricing is totally true, but this is typical Apple. If people continue to buying why change their strategy? This product forces you to buy the base model and be fine with worse drive speeds even though it still isn't horrible or factor in forking out a lot more money for a m1 pro, because an upgraded m2 air gets pretty damn close to those prices. That is an issue, but sorry as someone who owns a windows laptop, m1 air, and a decked-out gaming PC. For most laptop users, m1 air and m2 air can easily beat their competition within its class.
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