Even the 2020 MacBook Air features a Retina display that's clear, crisp, and worth every penny. The Pro models currently on sale also feature a Liquid Retina XDR display, providing a bold, clear, and beautiful display. It's Apple's processing chip designed specifically for Mac, and delivers a user experience that's 3.5 times faster than previous models, as well as optimizing your MacBook's battery life, and eliminating the loud fan for a quieter experience. While the biggest discounts are on those 20 models, even the 2022 MacBook Air is 13 percent off, too.Īll of these MacBook models feature the M1 chip, which was a major leap for Apple, and one of the reasons we just keep coming back for more. Then there's the 2020 MacBook Air which is also 20 percent off, dropping it to just under $800. The 2021 MacBook Pro (14.2 inch) and 2021 MacBook Pro (16 inch) are 20 percent and 15 percent off respectively, and those are deals hard to refuse.

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