When Apple unveiled the MacBook Neo earlier this year, students everywhere cheered, thanks to its relatively affordable price tag. It’s practically made for those at university – it’s compact, light and powerful enough for late-night essay writing and streaming (when you should really be revising), while costing hundreds of pounds less than the MacBook Air.
Typically setting you back £699, Apple’s MacBook Neo is the cheapest MacBook the tech giant’s ever made, but I’ve spotted a deal at Very to make it even cheaper. The retailer is currently offering up to £850 when you trade in your old tech, meaning the maximum trade-in value could cover the entire cost of the entry-level MacBook Neo and more.
