B&H Photo Video has
Apple 15.3" MacBook Air (Midnight, Z1LW000W0) on sale for
$1199.
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Specs:
- Apple M5 (10-core CPU; 4 super cores + 6 efficiency cores; 10-core GPU; 16-core Neural Engine) Chip
- 15.3" 2880x1864 Liquid Retina, 500 nits, 100% P3, True Tone Display
- 24GB Unified Memory
- 512GB NVMe SSD Storage
- Wi-Fi 7 802.11be + Bluetooth 6 + Thread
- 12MP Center Stage webcam w/ Desk View, 3-microphone array
- Six-speaker sound w/ Spatial audio
- Backlit Magic Keyboard w/ Touch ID + Force Touch Trackpad
- Ports:
- 2x Thunderbolt 4 / USB-C (40Gbps, DisplayPort, charging)
- 1x MagSafe 3
- 1x 3.5mm headphone jack
- macOS operating system
- 53.8 Whr Li-polymer battery (up to 18 hours) w/ 35W Dual USB-C power adapter
- 13.40" x 9.35" x 0.45" (3.3 lb)
Warranty: 1-Year limited warranty
Community Reviews
This 15.3 inch MacBook Air deal stands out for pairing the M5 chip with 24GB of memory and a 512GB SSD at a price that compares well with recent Apple Education and Costco pricing. The larger screen and lighter Air design make it appealing for everyday use, while the extra RAM is the main upgrade that tips it ahead of 16GB alternatives. The base Pro still offers better sustained performance, a 120Hz mini LED display, more ports, and better speakers. B and H tax credits may soften the cost, but they are not the same as truly free tax.
The 24GB RAM configuration is highlighted as a key upgrade versus a Costco 16GB option, making the higher-spec model more appealing.
The 15.3-inch Air form factor is viewed as a good compromise for a larger screen and lighter weight, even compared with smaller Pro models.
The deal pricing is positioned as roughly $200 higher than a Costco 13-inch M4, making the 15-inch M5 configuration feel comparatively reasonable.
The purchase is described as beating Apple EDU pricing by about $219, with an additional reported discount bringing the total to around 21% off.
The Pro alternative can offer better sustained-load performance and a 120Hz mini-LED display, so the Air may feel less compelling for users prioritizing thermals and refresh rate.
B&H's "free tax" is described as a tax credit for a future purchase rather than truly free tax, which can reduce value if credits get parked.
The 24GB RAM configuration may be unnecessary for some buyers who previously purchased an Apple EDU 16GB/512GB model at a similar price.
Some buyers may regret choosing the Air deal if they already bought an EDU version at a higher price and then decide to return for this B&H offer.
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The pro has a miniled display with 120hz. Some like it, some don't care. It has more ports and better speakers. It also has a fan for active cooling (some like this and some don't).
The screen on the pro is smaller tho
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The 15.3" 24gb/1TB has been ~ $1499 lately, maybe even $1449..
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