MacBook Air M4 price drops below Rs 90,000 on Amazon, here’s how to get the deal

Apple MacBook Air M4

MacBook Air M4 price drops below Rs 90,000 on Amazon, here’s how to get the deal
Apple’s newly launched MacBook Air M4, introduced in 2024 with the latest Apple Silicon chip, is now available at a significantly reduced price on Amazon India. The 13-inch base variant, originally priced at Rs 1,14,900, can now be purchased for less than Rs 90,000, making it one of the most affordable MacBooks powered by the M4 chip.

MacBook Air M4: Discount details
On Amazon, the 13-inch MacBook Air M4 is currently listed at Rs 99,900. However, the effective price drops further when applying eligible bank offers and exchange deals. Customers using HDFC Bank credit cards can avail up to Rs 6,000 instant discount, bringing the price down to Rs 93,900. Additionally, Amazon is offering up to Rs 6,000 extra exchange bonus on select devices, which can reduce the final price to under Rs 90,000 for eligible users. No-cost EMI and standard EMI options are also available.

Also Read: MacBook Air M4 review

Features
The MacBook Air M4 features a 13.6-inch Liquid Retina display with up to 500 nits of brightness and supports 1 billion colours. It is powered by Apple’s M4 chip, built on a 3nm process, offering improved performance and energy efficiency over the M3. The base variant includes an 8-core CPU, 10-core GPU, 8GB of unified memory, and 256GB SSD storage.

It supports Wi-Fi 6E, MagSafe charging, and has two Thunderbolt/USB 4 ports. The laptop comes with a 1080p FaceTime HD camera and a three-mic array, making it suitable for video calls and remote work. It runs macOS Sequoia and supports iPhone Mirroring, AI-based tools, and other Continuity features across Apple devices.

The MacBook Air M4 weighs just 1.24 kg and has a fanless design, making it one of the lightest and quietest laptops in Apple’s lineup. At its current discounted price, the MacBook Air M4 offers strong value for students, professionals, and users looking to upgrade to Apple’s latest hardware.