If you’re looking on a deal for Apple’s latest M4 MacBook Air, the Costco mobile app has launched an exclusive coupon today.
Starting on May 12 to May 18, you can save $150 off the 13.6-inch MacBook Air M4 in Sky Blue, the base model with 16GB RAM and 256GB SSD. That works out to a sale price of $1,239.99, which is $159.01 off the retail price from Apple.ca. This is a warehouse-only offer, so that means you need to show the coupon from the Costco app at checkout to get the savings.
Now, if you can wait, Apple’s annual Back to School offer is likely to launch next month. Last year, we saw gift cards of $200 when you bought a MacBook. But if you need a deal now, this $1,239.99 price is $10 cheaper than Apple Education pricing.
How to find the coupon in the Costco app? Just click on “Savings” in the top left menu, then “Costco App Exclusive Coupon”. You can check out what the coupon looks like in our screenshot below:
The M4 MacBook Air has some minor improvements over its M3 and M2 predecessors. It offers slightly better battery life at 22 hours video and up to 18 hours web browsing (versus 18 and 15 hours in older models), faster CPU/GPU performance, and a much more powerful Neural Engine for AI tasks compared to the M3 and M2 models. It also runs cooler and more efficiently, making it the best choice for future-proofing and heavy multitasking. Still though, if you can find an M2 or M3 on clearance, they are still great laptops for the everyday user.
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The M4 is the biggest generational jump in performance in the history of the M-series chips. It’s 20-30% faster than its predecessor M3, and 60-80% faster than the OG M1!
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The Costco app is garbage. Is this the only way to acquire the coupon?
Yes…or try our screenshot 🙂
Why would anyone want this? 16 GB of RAM? If you have more than a few Chrome or Safari tabs open the browser will crash. Running Office 365 also hogs memory and storage. If you want media on your laptop 256 GB just doesn't cut-it unless Apple OS is unique where it has amazing compression abilities.NM. I forgot the typical Apple user pays and streams media from Apple TV and other subscription based platforms.