The M4 MacBook Air at $749 is one of the best value laptops ever—insane performance, all-day battery, and premium build at a budget price.

If you’ve been looking for a new laptop, here’s an exciting opportunity you might not want to miss. The Apple MacBook Air M4 is currently available as part of a Black Friday deal, with the price dropping to $749 from the usual $999. That’s a solid 25% off the recommended retail price.

If you want to secure your own, you can check out the Apple 2024 iMac All in One Desktop Computer with M4 chip on Amazon for just $1,149, down from its usual price of $1,299. That is a discount of $150 and 12% off.

As of November 2025, I think the 15-inch Apple MacBook Air (M4) is the best MacBook for most people. It's a sleek-as-ever notebook featuring impressive performance, open-lid support for two external displays, a great 12MP Center Stage camera, and an extremely reasonable starting price of $1,199 (making it $100 cheaper than its M3 predecessor ).

If you missed out on the $1,299 M4 MacBook Pro blowout deal, it's back with limited supply available at the $300 discount.

The MacBook Pro has long been the machine creative professionals and power users reach for when they need serious performance. Apple just released the M5 chip a few weeks ago to replace the M4 and something unusual is happening on Amazon: The previous 16GB/512GB M4 model was still selling at $1,

Macworld As a minimalist, I’ve long wanted to replace the 13-inch MacBook Air M2 I use for work with a slimmer and more portable iPad. Following the iPad Pro M5’s debut, I came across a heavily discounted M4 model.

The new Mac mini takes high end performance at an affordable price-point to a new extreme. It equips 16GB of RAM by standard, which was previously a $200 upgrade. The M4 chip is also incredibly performant – and all of this is available in a package that you can purchase for just $479 with early Black Friday deals.

Amazon's early Black Friday discount on Apple's current Mac mini knocks $130 off a popular spec with an upgrade to 24GB of memory and 512GB of storage.

While there’s no word on when an M5 Max might see the light of day – there was an almost six month gap between the M4 and the M4 Pro and Max – that version is likely to raise total chip power, but without a large hike in CPU consumption.