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Apple’s 13-inch 24GB M5 MacBook Air just dropped back to Prime Day price at $200 off (All colors)

Just after catching the return of Prime Day pricing on the mid-range 16GB model, Amazon is now also offering the solid $200 price drop on Apple’s 13-inch 24GB M5 MacBook Air. 

Amazon now has the 13-inch M5 MacBook Air with 24GB of RAM and the 1TB storage capacity down at $1,599 shipped. 

Regularly $1,799, this is a straight $200 price drop to match the lowest price we have tracked in roughly 4 months and to land on par with this year’s fall Prime Day deal. 

We spotted a $200 price drop on the less expensive 16GB/1TB config yesterday, but at the time it was only available on the Midnight colorway. As of this morning, Amazon is now offering the $200 discount on both the 16GB/1TB and the 24GB/1TB in all four colors. 

The latest M5 MacBook Air did get hit with a price increase back in late June, much like the rest of the current MacBook and iPad lineups (among other things), but with the Prime Day price back in place here, we are getting a shot at the very best pricing since then. It is what it is, there’s no going back now, and Apple has no plans to bring back the former MSRPs at this point (or probably ever) – scoring a current-generation MacBook Air at $200 off has always been a super sweet deal and, all things considered, it still is. 

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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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