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Best early Black Friday MacBook deals start at $1,099

Early Black Friday MacBook deals are in effect now, delivering savings of up to $500 off and prices as low as $1,099. Save up to $500 on MacBooks with early Black Friday deals. Apple resellers have issued early Black Friday offers on MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models, with discounts of up to $500 off and prices as low as $1,099 . Below are highlights from the sale, with even more markdowns at…

Best early Black Friday MacBook deals start at $1,099

Amazon is offering a substantial discount on the 13-inch M5 MacBook Air, cutting the price by $200 to $1,099 as of November 4. This deal is in anticipation of the upcoming Black Friday sales. The laptop, which features 16GB of Unified Memory and a 512GB SSD, typically retails for $1,299. The savings on this model are consistent with its price during the October Prime Day sale.

The 13-inch MacBook Air is recommended for students seeking a new laptop due to its long battery life of 18 hours and high-performance M5 chip. Reviewer Timothy Beck Werth of Mashable praised the device's premium design, excellent speakers, vibrant display, and user-friendly macOS 26 Tahoe. Despite its powerful capabilities, some users might find it more than they need.

Those eager to purchase the laptop should do so immediately, as the discount is available for today only at Amazon.

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