Apple has increased the education price for the MacBook Neo to $649. This adjustment means students now save $50 compared to the standard retail price of the device. This follows an earlier price increase in June that affected both the retail and education pricing.
Upon its initial launch, the MacBook Neo was available to students for $499, making the current $649 price point a $150 increase from its original education offering. The device initially launched with a standard retail price of $599.
For those seeking lower prices, Apple's refurbished store offers the base model of the MacBook Neo for $599. Additionally, the M1 MacBook Air is available on Amazon for $529, with the 256GB model priced at $579.
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Apple has raised the education price of the MacBook Neo to $649, marking a $150 increase from its original student launch price of $499. This new price offers students only a $50 saving compared to the standard retail price. The initial price hike occurred in June, affecting both retail and education pricing.