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Apple today added refurbished M2 MacBook Air models to its online store, offering the machines at a discounted price for the first time. The M2 MacBook Airs first launched in July, and refurbished models have not previously been available.

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There are several variants available with different configurations and colors, but the base model MacBook Air with M2 chip, 8-core GPU, 8-core GPU, 8GB RAM, and 256GB SSD is available for $1,079, a $120 discount off of the original $1,199 price.

The M2 MacBook Air is the first machine to feature the upgraded M2 chip, along with the 13-inch MacBook Pro. It also offers a full redesign, with Apple doing away with the tapered chassis the MacBook Air used for years and instead introducing a more MacBook Pro-like look. It features slimmer bezels and a lighter weight compared to prior MacBook Air models, plus it adopts MagSafe and more USB-C ports.

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Supplies of the refurbished M2 MacBook Air models will shift over time as Apple adds new machines, so if you're wanting a specific configuration or color, you may need to check back often.

Refurbished products from Apple are almost identical to new products, and are subject to a refurbishment process that includes full functionality testing. Refurbished products are eligible for AppleCare+ and have the same 14-day return period as new Apple devices.

Article Link: Apple Now Selling Refurbished M2 MacBook Air Models
 
Daddy, I want the very expensive model waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah.
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I really wish Apple had put a fan in the Air. I'm sure this laptop will meed my needs 99% of the time, but I paid to do some heavy video editing/AI upscaling in the near-ish future and I worry about the thermal throttling. As such, I'm stuck either going with a desktop or a MacBook Pro.
 
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Cool, though I wouldn’t go near a base model or that midnight fingerprint magnet color. That’s just me though.

Does aluminum even show fingerprints very well even on a darker color, especially since it's a matte finish? I knew this was an issue on the old school black MacBooks, but they were plastic.
 
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