The MacBook Neo is now officially available at authorized Apple dealers nationwide in the Philippines, bringing the most affordable MacBook to local buyers. The MacBook Neo starts at ₱39,990 for the 8GB unified memory + 256GB SSD model (without Touch ID), while the 8GB unified memory + 512GB SSD variant with Touch ID is priced at ₱46,990. The biggest increase appears to hit the MacBook Neo, which now starts at ₱49,990 from ₱39,990. Let’s dive in and see if the MacBook Neo lives up to its name. In this video, we put the MacBook Neo through its paces to find out if it’s worth your hard-earned cash. The Neo starts at Php39,999 and goes up to Php46,999 for the 8GB + 512GB variant (if you are a student, then get the Apple Educational discount of only Php 33,990 for the base model.) The entry-level MacBook Neo is a great option if you are starting out on a Mac and don’t have a huge budget. So, when Apple announced the Macbook Neo, it broke all expectations. We've seen some tell-tale signs in past years -- the iPhone SE, the iPhone 16e, iPhone 17e, Apple Watch SE and now, the MacBook Neo. Read more in our articles including "MacBook Neo is now officially available at authorized Apple dealers nationwide" and "Apple raises PH prices for MacBooks, iPads, and more as MacBook Neo jumps to PHP 49,990".
The MacBook Neo is now officially available at authorized Apple dealers nationwide in the Philippines, bringing the most affordable MacBook to local buyers. The MacBook Neo starts at ₱39,990 for the 8GB unified memory + 256GB SSD model (without Touch ID), while the 8GB unified memory + 512GB SSD variant with Touch ID is priced at ₱46,990.
The biggest increase appears to hit the MacBook Neo, which now starts at ₱49,990 from ₱39,990. Let’s dive in and see if the MacBook Neo lives up to its name. In this video, we put the MacBook Neo through its paces to find out if it’s worth your hard-earned cash.
Our coverage of MacBook Neo availability includes: "MacBook Neo is now officially available at authorized Apple dealers nationwide"; "Apple raises PH prices for MacBooks, iPads, and more as MacBook Neo jumps to PHP 49,990"; "Watch: Macbook Neo Review". Each article provides unique insights and information.