Putting the brain of an iPhone 16 Pro Max into a laptop might seem odd, but think about it, and Apple’s decision makes a lot of sense. Modern smartphones are basically pocket-sized computers anyway, so while the MacBook Neo might lack the power of its M-series siblings, it does more than enough for users with basic computing needs.
Having recently given Apple’s new budget laptop for a spin, I think the Neo could soon become the new student laptop of choice. Its shortcomings are well documented: only 8GB of memory, an upper limit of 512GB internal storage, and slower USB-C ports. But that likely won’t matter; the MacBook Neo is still well-constructed and powerful enough for what most students need.
It’s also one of Apple’s most repairable laptops in years, which bodes well for younger users. That colourful Citrus finish is also a lot of fun, certainly more so than the comparatively boring silver.
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