MacBook Air 15 sold for $1,400 in Vietnam

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MacBook Air 15 M2 2023 is sold for VND32.9 million (US$1,394) for internal memory of 256 GB on Apple Store Vietnam.

Apple Store Vietnam and local electronics retailers have also announced selling prices of MacBook Studio Ultra and Mac Pro 2023 at VND109 million and VND194 million or more, respectively.

The prices were announced right after Apple unveiled new devices at the 2023 Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in California on Tuesday morning (Vietnamese time).

The most advanced Mac Pro 2023 is sold on Apple Store Online Vietnam for VND306.5 million

Selling prices at local electronics chain Di Dong Viet are similar to those at Apple Store Online Vietnam; and those at FPT Shop are VND100,000 lower, and those at Hoang Ha Mobile VND1 million lower than those at Apple Store Online Vietnam.

According to Tuan Minh, manager of Hoang Ha Mobile, the 15-inch MacBook Air M2 is attracting attention thanks to its large screen, and it is suitable to people who like compact devices, large screens for entertainment and basic tasks with at a reasonable price.

Nguyen The Kha, mobile telecommunications division director at FPT Shop, said Apple’s new devices are expected to reach Vietnamese users in early July.

Local retailers can deliver Apple devices within one hour, change faulty products within 30 days, and offer direct support on technical issues and warranty, the services have not been provided yet by Apple Store Online Vietnam, he said.


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