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Published 15:47 16 Sept 2026 BST
Updated 15:47 16 Sept 2026 BST

If you're looking to upgrade your laptop but can't afford a brand new MacBook Air, then this is the perfect offer for you.
Wowcher is currently selling refurbished MacBook Airs for a fraction of the original price. For £99, you can buy a trusted refurbished MacBook Air, Grade B.
Enjoy reliable performance with a sleek aluminium chassis in your choice of 11-inch or 13-inch size, Grade B refurbished for value and peace of mind.
This MacBook runs daily tasks with confidence thanks to a 1.8GHz dual-core Intel Core i5, with Turbo Boost support up to 2.8GHz.
The High-Resolution Display means you can experience crisp visuals on an LED-backlit screen perfect for browsing, work, or watching videos.
With 4GB RAM and 128GB Flash Storage, you can multitask and gain quick access to files, with options to configure memory up to 8GB and storage up to 512GB.
One of the best things about the MacBook Air is how lightweight and portable it is. Ultra-slim build starting at just 1.35kg, plus hours of wireless web for productivity wherever you go.
What condition is this MacBook Air in?
Condition — Good (B): Fully functional with moderate signs of use such as minor scuffs or scratches. All features work perfectly.
By buying this refurbished device, you can save on your CO2 emissions! Find out more information on how buying refurbished can help save the planet.
Save 63% and buy here.
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