An M5 MacBook Air with a backlit Magic Keyboard, Touch ID and 512GB of storage is now £149.01 cheaper, with free delivery.
Apple’s MacBook Air M5 with 16GB of RAM falls from its £1,299 RRP to £1,149.99, a saving of £149.01 that works out at 11% off, once the code AUTUMNKICK10 takes £75 off at checkout and leaves more of your budget free for apps and accessories.
Save £149 on this factory sealed MacBook Air M5, now £1,149.99 with coupon applied
This factory sealed Apple MacBook Air M5 has been reduced by a substantial £149, bringing the price down to just £1,149.99.
Free delivery keeps the price at £1,179.99 all the way to your door, and the coupon comes off a listing that already sat way below the RRP at £1,229.99, so two separate reductions work together.
A 10-core M5 processor running at 4.4GHz sits alongside an 8-core GPU and 16GB of unified memory in the MacBook Air M5, which gives your browser tabs, documents and editing projects plenty of room to run side by side.
512GB of solid-state storage keeps your files, photos and projects close at hand without constant tidying. Touch ID then unlocks the MacBook Air with a touch of your finger, so getting back to work takes a moment.
Work looks good on the 13.6-inch Liquid Retina display with True Tone, which gives photos, video and documents a sharp, colourful canvas, while stereo speakers and studio-quality microphones cover video calls and music without extra kit.
A backlit Magic Keyboard with a UK layout keeps late evening typing comfortable, and the Force Touch trackpad gives you precise control over every click, swipe and gesture whether you sit at a desk or on the sofa.
Thunderbolt ports and support for up to two external displays turn the MacBook Air into a full desk setup, while MagSafe charging and the charger included in the box mean you can plug in and start working straight away.
Anyone who wants one laptop for work, study and creative projects keeps a full £149 with AUTUMNKICK10, which puts a 10-core M5 MacBook Air with 16GB of RAM, 512GB of storage and Touch ID at £1,149.99.
The MacBook Air M5 is a small upgrade on the M4, there’s no getting around that. This isn’t for those who upgraded last year, though, or even those who picked up an M3. Anyone with an M1 machine, an older Intel Mac or an 8GB memory Air will notice notable improvements here.
- Bump to 512GB base storage
- Excellent keyboard and trackpad
- Enough performance for most
- It's just a very good, reliable laptop
- Colours are a bit dull
- No charger included in the UK
- Where's the screen upgrade?
