Black Friday MacBook deals: Get up to 25% off Apple’s Pro and Air laptops

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Why we love these MacBook deals

Whether you’re after powerful performance or a brand name, MacBooks are a highly coveted laptop for students, professionals, video editors, and more. They’re synonymous with smooth operation, seamless integration with iOS devices, and sleek design. They’re not cheap, though, so these Black Friday MacBook deals can help take the edge off for you.

Major retailers are featuring a variety of models and specs at up to 25% off, from the compact 13-inch MacBook Air to the beastly MacBook Pro M4. Though sales aren’t uncommon throughout the rest of the year, it is very rare to find this many models discounted quite so low, making now a can’t-miss opportunity. Keep scrolling to find my highlights from the MacBook Black Friday sale, and be sure to check out our roundups of the best Black Friday Apple deals and the best Black Friday laptop deals for more limited-time savings.

The best MacBook deals


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Already have a MacBook? You can still save big this Black Friday on official Apple accessories, from keyboards to fancy displays. None of them are available at super low prices, but I wouldn’t recommend paying a dollar more than the deals below.


What is the latest MacBook?

Although you can find older models for sale in stores, Apple’s current lineup of computers utilizes the most powerful chips and offers the strongest performance for video editing and other tasks. Here’s a list of the best of each model:

MacBook Air

Macbook Pro


For more deals, check out our roundup of the best Black Friday laptop deals and the rest of our Black Friday coverage. Don’t forget to follow us on WhatsApp and Instagram to make sure you never miss out on sales.

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