Best Used MacBook Air 2015 Deals Today

This listing is all about great value. For under $100, you’re getting an Apple MacBook Air that’s equipped with 8GB of RAM—the ideal amount for squeezing the most out of this older machine—and a 128GB SSD for responsive storage. It’s not refurbished, so expect some signs of wear, but the seller’s reputation is outstanding and they accept returns, even covering return shipping. This is a rare plus, giving you peace of mind if the MacBook doesn’t work out. It’ll ship out fast, too. Compared to pricier options, you’re saving a noticeable chunk, and you’re not giving up much: you still get the “sweet spot” 8GB of memory that keeps things smoother if you’re juggling a couple of apps or browser tabs. Some alternatives offer longer warranties, but at this low price, the 30-day window (with easy returns) is fair. The main tradeoff is the moderate cosmetic wear—this probably won’t look pristine. If you want a backup, a kid’s laptop, or a basic web/email/Office tool, this is a smart pick that balances cost and usability better than anything else here.

This MacBook Air 11.6" stands out for a couple of key reasons: it’s been refurbished (so, in better shape than most used listings), and you get a full year of warranty coverage—a rarity at this price. The seller covers returns and even non-defective return shipping, and you’ll get a generic power adapter included. That’s a lot of buyer protection and convenience built in. Performance-wise, you get the more usable 8GB of RAM and a 128GB SSD, but the smaller 11" screen is worth noting—it’s more travel-friendly but cramped for long stretches of work. The one real catch here is the battery: it’s rated in poor health, so you’ll likely see shorter unplugged time and could need a replacement sooner rather than later. If you want more peace of mind (warranty, support, easy returns) and don’t mind the small screen and battery risk, this is a solid second choice. It’s not quite as affordable as the top pick and you lose the 13" display, but you gain a year of safety net.

Here, you’re looking at another refurbished 2015 MacBook Air, which brings you a clean, ready-to-go experience with 8GB RAM and a 128GB SSD. Like the previous listing, the year-long warranty is a big deal if you want extra security—most used Macs don’t offer this much post-sale coverage. The seller includes a charger (even if it’s a generic one), so you’re ready out of the box and can return it if anything’s off. This listing is more expensive than our top two, and while the price brings warranty peace of mind, it doesn’t offer bigger storage or a cleaner battery. In fact, the battery is listed as being in poor shape, so you should plan for short run-times (and maybe budgeting for a replacement down the road). You’re basically paying a premium for refurbished assurance and warranty, not for better features. If the warranty is your highest priority, it’s worth stretching the budget—but for pure value, there are better deals above.

You’re getting a nice balance here: a 13.3" MacBook Air with double the usual SSD space (256GB), 8GB RAM (the optimal sweet spot), and lighter cosmetic wear for just under $100. This strikes a rare blend of more usable storage and solid memory without costing much more than the cheapest entries. The listing also notes the SSD is upgradeable if you ever want more space later. Compared to the top picks, you’re moving from ‘moderate’ to ‘light’ wear—and from 128GB to 256GB storage. The tradeoff? The battery is in poor shape, so it may not last long on a charge, but for desk use that’s not a dealbreaker. The 30-day return policy gives you basic coverage, but not the year-long peace of mind of some refurbished options. If you’d like a little more storage and less wear for just a few bucks more (and can get by with a plugged-in laptop), this one is an excellent value-for-money choice.

If you’re focused on the absolute lowest price, this is the cheapest full-size 13" MacBook Air here—and you get a 500GB SSD, so there’s a ton of storage for files, photos, or even lightweight media work. For plug-in desk use, that’s a generous deal. But, there are definite tradeoffs: the RAM is only 4GB, which is on the tight side even for web and Office work—weigh this if you hope to run a few apps at once. The battery health is reportedly good, but the seller warns there’s no battery warranty and it could die at any time. Plus, there’s a risk the headphone jack isn’t working (untested), so if you need audio, that’s worth flagging. If you’re okay gambling on battery life (or expect to use it plugged in), don’t need a lot of multitasking headroom, and love the idea of huge storage for cheap, this could be your pick. You do miss the 8GB RAM ‘sweet spot’ that the top value listings offer.