Amazon has revealed the discount on the MacBook Air M1, which will be sold for under Rs 50,000.
The 8 GB RAM 256 GB storage variant will be available for Rs 53,990 during the sale.
It's M1 chip includes an 8-core CPU alongside an 8-core GPU.
The Amazon Great Indian Festival sale is approaching soon and it is already promising some of the best deals on electronics. The sale is starting on September 27 for regular customers, while Prime members get early access starting a day earlier. This means the Great Indian Festival sale will lift off on September 26 for Prime users. You can look forward to discounts on laptops, smartphones, and more electronic items. In this article, I’ll tell you about one of the best deals that is coming on the Amazon GIF sale. I am talking about the Apple MacBook Air M1, which is expected to receive a heavy discount during the sale.
Apple’s M1 chip is its first powerful M series silicon, and this laptop launched for Rs 92,900 in India. Amazon has revealed the discount on this high-end laptop, which will be sold for under Rs 50,000. How to get this deal? Read along to know that.
Apple MacBook Air M1 discount
The MacBook Air with the M1 chip, 8 GB RAM 256 GB storage variant will be available for Rs 53,990 during the Great Indian Festival sale. Currently, this laptop is available on the e-commerce website for Rs 62,990. Those who use SBI cards can also enjoy an additional Rs 3,000 discount, which will bring the price even down to Rs 50,990.
Now, the real treat is for Amazon Prime members. There is an exclusive early-bird offer, available during the first six hours of the sale. This offer will further reduce the discounted price to Rs 49,990.
Specifications
The MacBook Air M1 features a 13.3-inch Retina display. It is powered by Apple’s M1 chip, which includes an 8-core CPU alongside an 8-core GPU. The device comes with 8 GB of unified RAM and 256 GB of SSD storage. Moreover, it also boasts up to 18 hours of battery life. For connectivity, the MacBook Air M1 supports Wi-Fi 6, features a fanless design for quiet operation, and includes two Thunderbolt 3/USB 4 ports.
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