You can get the brand new MacBook Air M3 for $399. Yes, really

Apple MacBook Air M3
(Image credit: Apple)

Apple releases come thick and fast, so fast you might hesitate before upgrading every time. But if you've got a newish laptop to trade in, Best Buy has given you a very good reason to buy into the latest MacBook – eligible trade-in laptops will get you up to $1,299 off the M3 Air, bringing the cost down to just $399.

But what do you need to trade in to be eligible? Well, it's the M3 MacBook Pro that gets you the $1,200 off (so if you want something more portable than the most recent release, here's your chance). Then you'll get up to $900 off for an M2 MacBook Air, falling to $350 off for any other MacBook. Whichever model you have to sacrifice, you'll get a hefty discount not usually seen on current and recently released Apple products.

MacBook Air M3: Get it for $399 with trade in at Best Buy
Save up to $1,200:

MacBook Air M3: Get it for $399 with trade in at Best Buy
Save up to $1,200:
Shop for a new MacBook Air M3 at Best Buy and save with trade in. The highest trade in value goes to a MacBook Pro M3 ($1,200), with MacBook Air M2 saving you up to $900, and other MacBooks up to $350. Trading in your old model gives you way more of a discount than we'd ever see on new Apple products – so even the lowest reduction isn't to be overlooked here.

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Georgia Coggan

Georgia is lucky enough to be Creative Bloq's Editor. She has been working for Creative Bloq since 2018, starting out as a freelancer writing about all things branding, design, art, tech and creativity – as well as sniffing out genuinely good deals on creative technology. Since becoming Editor, she has been managing the site and its long term strategy, helping to shape the diverse content streams CB is known for and leading the team in their own creativity.