#MacBook Neo Review

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. So, let's break down the Neo and see where Apple focused and where it compromised to make a $599 MacBook that got everyone excited all over again. I can still remember those days with my old MacBook and this time around, when I was writing this review inside the car while traveling from our farm to our house, I found it a bit hard to type effectively under the poorly-lit cabin of our vehicle. The mechanical trackpad on the Neo can pass off as a cheaper version of the Force Trackpad on the Air and Pro but if you're a longtime MacBook user, you will feel the difference. One of the very first thing you will notice on the MacBook Neo is the absence of the Notch Display. The MacBook Neo supports an external display but you're limited to only a single 4K display on this one, a far cry from the dual 5K monitors that the MacBook Air can support. The MacBook Neo uses an Apple A18 Pro chip which comes with a 6-core CPU, a 5-core GPU and 16-core Neural Engine. Read more in our articles including "Apple MacBook Neo Review" and "Watch: Macbook Neo Review".