Best Cyber Monday MacBook deals: Last chance to save up to $500 on top Apple laptops

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Even after some MacBook deals ran out of stock over the weekend, we're still seeing many MacBooks on sale for great prices. These Cyber Monday MacBook deals are especially worth checking out if you're looking for a new laptop.

The best Cyber Monday MacBook deals are expected to last until midnight PT, so we recommend grabbing them while they remain available. We're constantly updating this roundup as stock goes in and out so quickly. Highlights include the 13-inch MacBook Air M2 (2022), which now comes standard with 16GB of RAM, for $200 off — an incredible deal for a do-it-all machine. The 15-inch MacBook Air M3 (2024), also with 16GB RAM, for $200 off, is an excellent deal for a powerful laptop with a large display. The 2024 MacBook Pro running on the M4 Pro is incredible value right now for $250 off if you need a portable powerhouse.

Keep scrolling to browse the best Cyber Monday MacBook discounts. For more savings, check out our roundup of all the best Cyber Monday deals across other product categories.

The best Cyber Monday MacBook deals

Cyber Monday MacBook deals FAQs

Are Cyber Monday MacBook deals worth it?

Yes, Cyber Monday MacBook deals offer some of the best discounts of the year, beating the regular discounts we see during other times of the year. Various MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models are now at all-time low prices.

Should you buy a MacBook Air or Pro?

Apple's MacBook offerings are separated into two main lineups: the MacBook Air series and the MacBook Pro series.

MacBook Air models are less expensive than the Pro series, and current configurations use an M2 or M3 chip. MacBook Air laptops are great for general use, offering speedy performance for a range of tasks. However, they aren't the best for power users who need high-end hardware for photo and video editing.

The MacBook Pro series offers even beefier performance than the Air series, and current models use Apple's latest M4 chipset. M4 chips are designed to handle more taxing workloads, like intensive video and photo editing. Pro models also have better screens, longer battery life, and extra ports, but their improvements are subtle and likely unnecessary for average users.

Older MacBook Pro models with M3 chips are also still in stock at some retailers, but we think most M4 models offer better value when they're on sale.

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