Apple Has Leftover Stock From Black Friday, Now Quietly Sells MacBook Air M4 at Record Low on Amazon - Kotaku

"Black Friday came and went with some decent Apple deals on Amazon, but the retailer didn't move all its inventory during the rush. That means the all-time low pricing on the MacBook Air M4 256GB, which launched in March 2025, is still available right now at $749 instead of the usual $999 tag. This matters because Apple rarely sees discounts this deep, especially on hardware that's less than a year old."

"Video editing software that used to stutter now works perfectly with 4K video, and you can run multiple Chrome tabs and Photoshop at the same time without hearing a fan noise because there isn't one. The chip architecture puts the CPU, GPU, and neural engine all on one piece of silicon which makes data move faster between parts and uses less power. This means that the battery can last up to 18 hours without dying when you're doing real work instead of just browsing Safari."

"This hardware can run Apple Intelligence on its own and it can do things like help you write, make images, and organize your files without sending your data to other servers. The privacy architecture does everything on the device, so your personal information never goes to the cloud for processing. This is very helpful when you want to summarize long email threads, make custom emojis based on descriptions, or have the system sort notifications by how important they really are."

The MacBook Air M4 256GB is available at $749, reduced from $999, representing an unprecedented discount for recent Apple hardware. The M4 processor unifies CPU, GPU, and neural engine on one chip, improving performance and energy efficiency, enabling smooth 4K video editing and multitasking without a fan. On-device Apple Intelligence can generate text and images, organize files, and process data privately without cloud transmission. The 13.6-inch Liquid Retina display offers 500 nits brightness and one billion colors for accurate images and outdoor readability. The battery can last up to 18 hours under real workloads.

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