Apple has introduced a striking new MacBook, making their laptops more budget-friendly. The newly launched MacBook Neo starts at £599, a significant £500 less than the latest M5-powered MacBook Air.
Despite the lower price, the MacBook Neo maintains a premium look and feel, featuring a sleek aluminum design, a vibrant 13-inch Liquid Retina display, a robust 16-hour battery life, and a comfortable keyboard ideal for daily use. Buyers can select from four lively color options: Silver, Citrus, Indigo, and Blush.
To lower costs, Apple outfitted the Neo with the A18 Pro chip, typically found in their smartphones. Nonetheless, the laptop delivers ample power for everyday tasks like web browsing, photo editing, video editing, and streaming content on-the-go.
Sky has introduced a deal that further reduces the cost, offering the MacBook Neo on a contract basis for £12.50 per month, including a SIM card with 100MB of data. The deal requires a 48-month contract and a £24 upfront payment, totaling £624 over the term, slightly higher than purchasing the laptop outright.
The £12.50 monthly rate applies to the 256GB model without a Touch ID fingerprint scanner. Opting for the 512GB version with Touch ID increases the monthly cost to £15.
Apart from Sky, the MacBook Neo is available at major retailers such as Argos, Currys, and Amazon.