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Apple M5 MacBook Air Prices Drop at Amazon

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In Short: The deals come as Amazon prepares for its October Prime Day, which starts on October 6, with early price drops of up to $150 off on select Kindle models and accessories.

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Amazon is now offering the 256GB MacBook Neo in the Silver colorway down to $669.22 shipped, marking the lowest price in nearly five months.

According to CNET, Amazon has chopped $250 off the 13-inch M5 MacBook Air with 16GB RAM and 1TB SSD, bringing the price down to $1,349.

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Kotaku reported that the MacBook Air M5, with the power of the M5 chip, is ideal for daily use, whether for students or professionals, and is now marked down to $1,099 on Amazon.

MacRumors highlighted that Amazon is taking $199 off nearly every model of the M5 MacBook Air this week, with matches of the best post-hike prices ever seen on the computer.

In addition to the MacBook Air deals, Amazon is also offering discounts on other Apple products, such as the Apple Watch Ultra 4 for $699.99 and the Apple Watch Ultra 4 (Milanese Loop) for $799.99.

AppleInsider noted that Amazon's M5 MacBook Air deals deliver up to $250 off, including an 13-inch model with a 10-core GPU, 16GB of memory, and an upgraded 1TB SSD.

9to5Mac reported that Amazon is now offering a deal on the new touchscreen M5 Pro MacBook Pro PROLED XDR, with a $150 gift card included with pre-orders.

What this adds

The discounts on the M5 MacBook Air models are part of Amazon's early Black Friday deals, making it an opportune time for consumers to purchase.

The deals extend to other Apple products, including the Apple TV 4K (4th Generation), which Amazon has brought back for pre-orders ahead of its release next week.

While the MacBook Air deals are significant, they do not include the latest iPhone models, which are not part of the current promotions.

Background

At its 'Pro and Tell' event in Los Angeles, Apple unveiled the first touchscreen MacBook Pro, featuring a PROLED XDR Display.

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