Amazon Deal: MacBook Air M4 Gets Up To ₹10,000 Off In India

Disclaimer: The prices mentioned here are accurate at the time of writing and may change without prior notice. Visit Amazon's official sale page for the latest updates.

Apple launched the M4-powered MacBook Air in India back in March, and a few months later, it’s finally seeing a price drop. The laptop is now selling online with discounts of up to ₹10,000, depending on the variant and colour you choose.

If you’ve been waiting for the price to soften before buying, this is the first noticeable cut since launch.

What The Current Prices Look Like

The base MacBook Air (2025) with a 13-inch display, 16GB RAM, and 256GB storage is currently listed at ₹90,900 on Amazon. That’s down from its launch price of ₹99,900.

It’s worth noting that the full ₹10,000 discount applies only to the Starlight colour option. Other colours are also discounted, just not as aggressively. Sky Blue and Midnight are priced at ₹92,900, while the Silver variant is listed at ₹94,990.

The higher-end version with 16GB RAM and 512GB storage is available starting at ₹1,11,900, compared to its original price of ₹1,19,900.

On top of this, Amazon is offering an instant ₹5,000 discount on select ICICI Bank and SBI credit cards, which can lower the final price further.

A Quick Look At What You’re Getting

The MacBook Air (2025) runs on Apple’s M4 chip. It isn’t the newest silicon anymore, but it still handles everyday work, creative apps, and multitasking comfortably.

You get a 13-inch Retina display with 500 nits of brightness, support for up to two external displays, a quad-speaker setup, and Touch ID. Connectivity stays familiar with USB 4 ports, MagSafe charging, Wi-Fi 6E, and Bluetooth 5.3.

Battery life and charging are unchanged from what Apple promised at launch, though the base model still ships with a smaller power adapter.

Should You Buy It Now?

If you were already considering the M4 MacBook Air, the current discounts make it easier to justify. There’s no clear timeline for an M5-based refresh, so waiting could mean paying full price again for a while.

For anyone upgrading from an older Intel Mac or an early M-series model, this deal might be enough to tip the scales.