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SAVE $300: As of March 12,Sisters Slave (2019) the 15-inch MacBook Air (M2, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD) is on sale for $999. That's a discount of 27%.

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The 15-inch M2 MacBook Air may have been discontinued after the announcement of the new M3 MacBook Air models, but that doesn't mean you can't still buy one. You won't find it available at the Apple Store, but you will find it if you head over to Best Buy — and for its lowest price yet. We tracked the older model just last week when it fell to $1,099 at Best Buy and B&H Photo, and now it's available for even less. It's your time to nab one.

As of March 12, you can get the 15-inch MacBook Air (M2, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD) for just $999 at Best Buy. That's $300 off its normal price of $1,299 and a discount of 27%. It's also the lowest we've seen the laptop go for following its discontinuation.

SEE ALSO: The best laptop deals for March 2024: Apple's new M3 MacBook Air is already on sale

This 15-inch MacBook Air is a great option if you're not looking to upgrade to the latest version just yet. Its larger screen makes your screentime a more luxurious experience, whether you're whipping up a spreadsheet or streaming your shows. With 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage, this is the configuration that should work for most users, especially since it's already boasting more RAM than most entry-level MacBook Air models.

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Its gorgeous Liquid Retina display, comfortable and sizable keyboard, and new budget-friendly price make this MacBook one to pick up, even if the newest models are enticing. It's as lightweight as ever, and, of course, nice to look at as well. If you're looking to go ahead and lock in a new MacBook purchase, this is one to snap up before the stock sells out.

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