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As of June 18, the 2025 Apple MacBook Air M4 is on sale for $849 at Amazon. The discount is applied to three of the available colorways, so you can choose from sky blue, starlight, and midnight. This new model has never been cheaper according to price tracker camcamelcamel, so what are you waiting for? Prime Day isn't for a few weeks yet, and there's no guarantee that we'll see a better price than this.
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