On Monday, the opening day of its 2023 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), Apple unveiled the 15-inch Macbook Air. Simultaneously, the tech giant announced a price cut for the existing 13-inch Macbook Air (M2 chip), even as it retained the price tag for the 13-inch model powered by the M1 chip.
13-inch Macbook Air (M2 chip): Revised cost in India
13-inch Macbook Air (Image courtesy: Apple)
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In India, both variants of the laptop are ₹5,000 cheaper. The 256 GB base variant is now available for ₹1,14,900, while the 512 GB top-end variant comes for ₹1,44,900. Before the prices were slashed, these were available for ₹1,19,900 and ₹1,49,900 respectively.
13-inch Macbook Air (M1 chip): Price in India
It continues to retail at ₹99,900.
15-inch Macbook Air
Described by Apple as the world's ‘best and thinnest 15-inch laptop’, it is equipped with an M2 processor. In India, the 15-inch Macbook Air has a base price of ₹1,34,900 for regular customers and ₹1,24,900 for those buying it for educational purposes.
Customers can already begin placing their orders on apple.com/in/store. The device will go on sale starting June 13.
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