The next step in the lineup is the M2 Pro and M2 Max MacBook Pro, which starts at $1,999. The M2 MacBook Air base model is $1,199, or $1,499 for the 512GB model with a meatier 10-core GPU. If Apple pushes the price too high, it risks customers ditching the MacBook Air altogether in favor of the new MacBook Pro 2023.įor full pricing context, the M1 MacBook Air at Apple costs $999. A $200 price jump seems reasonable for the extra screen real estate, with higher price tags available for higher spec configurations. We don't have any clear price rumors for the new MacBook Air, but you can guarantee it will cost more than the 13-inch model, which starts at $1,199. 15-inch MacBook Air (2023) price: How much will the 2023 MacBook Air cost? The 120Hz display is definitely a "Pro" feature of the MacBook lineup, and keeping it out of the MacBook Air also gives users a reason to upgrade and spend more money to get it. Not only would a display upgrade like that massively increase the price of the MacBook Air, but it would also really impact battery life, which is really a key selling point of the MacBook Air. Adding 120Hz and a ProMotion display to any MacBook is a costly venture. More recently, Young confirmed directly to iMore that 120Hz is not on the cards for the new MacBook Air. This makes a lot of sense. Display analyst Ross Young has already poured cold water on any suggestion of mini-LED technology or ProMotion, meaning this won't have the buttery-smooth scrolling of modern high-end MacBook Pros. While we're hearing that the new MacBook Air will come with a 15.2-inch display, don't expect anything too fancy. Tweaking the display size might see a slightly different resolution or PPI, but Apple is expected to retain a similar quality display in the larger one. The new MacBook Air for 2022 features a 13.6-inch LED display with a 2560-by-1664 native resolution and 224 pixels per inch. Freeman / iMore) 15-inch MacBook Air (2023): Display
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