The best Black Friday deal is Apple's M1 MacBook Air for the insane price of $599.99
Walmart is now discounting the 13-inch MacBook Air with M1 even further, allowing you to get this Apple Intelligence-ready laptop for just $599.99 (originally $699.99). This is a crazy discount on an already discounted laptop and the lowest price we've tracked. When my colleague Lance Ullanoff wrote about it in March, it was only $699.99.
The Apple MacBook Air is heavily discounted in Walmart's Black Friday sale
Apple MacBook Air 13.3-inch is on sale for $599 in Walmart's Black Friday sale. That's a 14% saving on the list price. Amazon's Black Friday event has officially kicked off, promising two whole weeks of impressive deals and discounts.
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