
If you’re looking for an affordable MacBook, you no doubt have your eye on the brand-new $599 MacBook Neo. It sports the A18 Pro chip from the iPhone 16 Pro, packing it into a colorful, portable chassis aimed at students and casual users. This allows Apple to directly compete with the best Chromebooks and best budget laptops.
While the Neo is now the cheapest MacBook available, you can actually find a comparable or even better price if you’re willing to look at a refurbished machine. We recently compared the MacBook Neo vs. MacBook Air M1, but there's also lots of people wondering about the MacBook Neo vs. the MacBook Air M2. If you can find the latter at a reasonable price refurbished and in good condition, it makes for a compelling option.