If you have been waiting to get your hands on a 2026 MacBook Air, now is the time to do it. Amazon just dropped a deal to get $150 off this powerhouse laptop for Prime Day (June 23 through June 26), and I’m ready to ditch my Intel i7 once and for all.
The M5 chip — Apple’s latest generation of chips — is a performance powerhouse that elevates everyday tasks through hardware-accelerated AI.
Practically speaking, hardware-accelerated AI means the laptop has a physical, dedicated brain just for smart tasks. This ensures your computer never slows down or freezes while performing complex automated actions.
When you write emails or essays, the laptop can instantly rewrite paragraphs, adjust your tone, or summarize giant articles directly on your screen. You can also edit photos instantly, removing background strangers or upscaling blurry images in seconds without any annoying lag.
During video calls, the M5 chip instantly isolates your voice to block out background noise like barking dogs. Siri also becomes highly capable, allowing you to point to a photo on your screen and simply say “Send this to Mom.”
Because the chip is so fast, all of this data processing happens directly on your laptop rather than a remote cloud server. This setup keeps your personal files completely private and secure.
Supercharged by a faster CPU and a powerful Neural Engine, this laptop makes heavy multitasking and creative workflows smooth and responsive.
It features a brilliant 13.6-inch Liquid Retina display, a 12MP Center Stage camera for perfect video calls and two Thunderbolt 4 ports.
With groundbreaking Apple Intelligence privacy protections, up to 18 hours of battery life, and fast 512GB SSD storage, you can securely work, create and play all day without ever needing to plug in.
This laptop is perfect for everyday tasks, now made simpler with AI. If you haven’t updated your gear in a few years, this $150 incentive should be a sign from the heavens that it’s time to replace your old, beaten-up computer.
Prime Day is Amazon’s biggest sale of the year, offering deep discounts on bestsellers and everyday essentials. This year’s event runs from Tuesday, June 23 at 3 a.m. ET through Saturday, June 27 at 3 a.m. ET.
This year, shoppers can take advantage of four days of Prime Day deals: Tuesday, June 23 at 3 a.m. ET through Saturday, June 27 at 3 a.m. ET.
In addition to pushing up the sale to June, Amazon is including several new programs and promotions, including:
Prime Day and all its amazing discounts are exclusively available to Prime members. However interested shoppers can grab a 30-day free trial to try Prime, and its many benefits with no strings attached, and gain access to exclusive deals and the convenience of fast, free shipping.
From reporting on Amazon sales for years, we can tell you for certain that Prime Day is the ideal time to stock up on beauty and skincare staples, score big-ticket tech for less, bestselling vacuums, and comb through the massive catalog of Amazon best-sellers. Plus, since this year’s sale runs before Father’s Day and the Fourth of July, expect to see discounted gifts for dads, Americana-themed deals and summer hosting essentials.
We certainly think so! Prime Day is a great chance to score deals on thousands of best-sellers, top tech and appliances and every day essentials. Our team diligently sorts through all the offers to find you only the very best items to grab on sale.
Already wondering when Amazon’s next Prime Day is? We expect Amazon’s October Prime Big Deal Days sale event to return in fall 2026. Follow Post Wanted’s around-the-clock coverage, and you’ll be the first to know about headline-worthy sales. Click here to find all of the best deals.
Brooklyn-based financial journalist Will Kenton has over a decade of experience covering the intersection of money, economics and culture. Specializing in investing, personal finance and retirement planning, his work has appeared in Investopedia, AP News, Business Insider and TIME Stamped. While at Investopedia, Will was the creative force behind the Anxiety Index, a proprietary tool used to gauge investor sentiment. His expertise is rooted in behavioral economics — a field he explored as associate editor of the New School Economics Review — and he aims to help readers navigate the “predictable irrationality” that influences financial decisions. Will holds a BA from Ohio University, an MA in economics from The New School and a Ph.D. in English literature from NYU. Beyond his financial career, he is also an award-winning playwright featured in the Red Bull Theater’s annual festival.
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