If you are a creative professional waiting for the perfect moment to upgrade your workstation, this is the signal you’ve been looking for. The 16-inch MacBook Pro with M4 Max has dropped to $3,499.00 on Amazon.

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,

TL;DR: A refurbished Apple MacBook Air for $169.97 (MSRP: $999) — 12-hour battery, 128GB storage, and Intel Core i5 performance.

The wait for a pocket-friendly MacBook is apparently not going to be a long one. But the real surprise would to the cuts Apple makes to keep it in the same bracket as the iPad Air’s hunting ground.

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.

The Black Friday Week sales are now live and we are not only tracking new lows on Apple’s brand new M5 MacBook Pro but Amazon is now slightly undercutting all of the other major retailers on the most affordable configurations starting down at $1,

Rumors of an early 2026 release for an entry-level MacBook with an iPhone chip continue to swirl. With an expected price range of between $700 and $900, its place in Apple's laptop lineup is far from clear.

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 ).

In the investor note, seen by 9to5Mac, Pu says that Apple will kick off 2026 with the launch of three new low-cost products: the iPhone 17e, a low-cost MacBook, and an updated base model iPad. These devices will launch sometime in mid-Q1 2026, Pu reports.