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While there are no big shopping events this week, it feels like there may as well be with how good these deals are. This week, Apple AirPods Max are down to $399.99, just $5 more than their lowest price ever, and now the MacBook Air with M3 chip has hit its lowest price ever at $849.98.

The MacBook Air with M3 chip is currently our favorite MacBook. Mashable's Tech Editor, Kimberly Gedeon, found that the latest M3 MacBook Air performed 15% faster in our Blender test and 20% faster in our Geekbench 6 test than the previous MacBook Air with M2 chip. While we usually recommend the MacBook Pro for creators, these tests signal that the M3 MacBook Air is a worthy alternative.

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Ahead of back-to-school season, the 13-inch MacBook Air with M3 chip is conveniently down to $849.98. That gives you $249.02 off for 23% savings. It comes loaded with 8GB RAM and 256SSD, perfectly suitable for the student in your life.

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