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Score MacBook Neo at $120 under the list price straight from the Apple refurb store (Full warranty)

While we are tracking $150 price drops on the latest M5 MacBook Air models at Amazon this week, if you’re looking to upgrade your Mac for a fraction of the price, the official Apple Certified Refurbished Store is a great option and it has the 512GB MacBook Neo back in-stock at $679 – that’s $120 under the new list price. 

At this point, the official Apple Certified Refurbished Store only has the upgraded 512GB MacBook Neo with the new Touch ID keyboard in stock, and in all four colors. Regularly $799 brand new and almost never discounted by more than $10 or so at Amazon, you can score one straight from Apple down at $679 right now:

This is the same price we featured previously on this model from the Apple refurb store, but it has been the best deal on MacBook Neo for months. Even before the price hike MacBook Neo didn’t see any discounts, so unless you decided to land one at close to full price back then, the Apple refurb offer here is as good as it gets these days. 

When you look at the actual Apple refurb store listings for this model, it does not appear to be “on sale,” but this is a regularly $799 machine at $120 less than that and with a proper Apple warranty in tow as well:

  • Apple’s one-year limited warranty
  • Apple’s 14-day returns policy
  • AppleCare eligibility
  • Apple’s Rigorous refurbishment process prior to sale

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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