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The exact price remains a mystery, but I think it’s safe to assume it’ll fall somewhere between the $1,199 MacBook Air M2 and $1,999 MacBook Pro 14-inch. If true, it will no doubt command a higher price than the 13-inch MacBook Air, as the analysts we’ve spoken with have said. But given the number of reliable sources claiming its existence, it seems likely we’ll see the laptop either at WWDC or sometime in the near future. The 15-inch MacBook Air hasn’t been officially announced. If it does, it makes me wonder if this alleged laptop will have a form factor akin to the current MacBook Air and MacBook Pros or if Apple will once again offer a 13-inch laptop with the infamous Touch Bar and without MagSafe charging.
Regarding that last point, Gurman has said that Apple might announce 3 new MacBooks at WWDC, including a new 13-inch MacBook Pro. ".if Apple introduces a 15-inch M2 MacBook Air, it will make the 13-inch M2 MacBook Pro an awfully hard sell." Avi Greengart
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“However, no matter what price point it chooses, if Apple introduces a 15-inch M2 MacBook Air, it will make the 13-inch M2 MacBook Pro an awfully hard sell, so I would look for Apple to either quietly drop that model or upgrade the 13-inch MacBook Pro to an M2 Pro chip.” This is a sentiment Avi Greengart agrees with. We've previously written about how the MacBook Air 15-inch should make the 13-inch MacBook Pro irrelevant. Apple’s current Mac lineup has a big price gap between the 13-inch MacBooks (which range from 999 for an M1 Air. The possibility of a 15-inch MacBook Air raises questions about the necessity for a 13-inch MacBook Pro. This is what he said when I asked him about the MacBook Air 15-inchs price. If that laptop manifests, it’d make sense for Apple to drop the price of the current $1,199 M2 Air. Regarding Milanesi’s statement about a “new gen on M2,” this could refer to the rumored refreshed 2023 M2 Air that Mark Gurman has talked about. I think Apple might even discontinue the M1 MacBook Air if that's the case. If Apple were to offer the current M2 Air for the same price, it would effectively render the M1 version obsolete. As stated above, the MacBook Air M1 currently costs $999 to start. I found this quote particularly interesting. If they change design language, the old could be cheaper.” "I Apple could drop the current generation to $999 and have a new gen on M2 at the current price and add $200/300 for a 15-inch. She told me how the existence of this model could affect the price of the current Air. (Image credit: Tom's Guide)Ĭarolina Milanesi, President and Principal Analyst at Creative Strategies, also believes Apple will charge more for a 15-inch MacBook Air. The MacBook Air M2 (pictured above) currently starts at $1,199.
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