MacBook Neo has officially arrived in PH

If you’re on the waiting list for the arrival of the MacBook Neo in the Philippines, you’re in luck.

The new MacBook from Apple is now officially available at authorized Apple dealers nationwide in the Philippines, YugaTech disclosed in a post on April 23.

Neo is priced at P39,990.00 for the 8GB unified memory + 256 SSD model (without Touch ID). Meanwhile, P46,990 is the set price for the model with 8GB unified memory + 512GB SSD variant with Touch ID.

Authorized Apple stores include Power Mac Center, Beyond the Box, and Digimap. Meanwhile, you can also purchase online through the authorized store’s accounts on online shopping apps or through the Apple Online Store Philippines.

In an Inquirer story released April 24, Home Credit Philippines is offering exclusive offers to Filipinos who want to own a Mac.

It said that interested individuals could pay P82 per day for 12 months (P44/day for 24 months) to purchase the 256GB variant, and P97 per day for 12 months (P51/day for 24 months) for the 512GB variant.

While Home Credit has provided flexible installment plans, they said that interest rates, down payment and other loan terms may vary based on customer eligibility.

“At Home Credit, we see how different people use technology in ways that much their everyday needs – from students to first-time Mac users and those who are always on the move,” the company said.

If to avail, a customer has to bring one valid ID.

MacBook Neo features a 13-inch Liquid Retina display and A18 Pro chip, similar to chips on iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max.

It includes a 16-core Neural Engine and a 5-core GPU to handle daily tasks and AI workloads. The product uses a fanless design for completely silent use and uses the macOS Tahoe operating system.

The Neo is aimed at customers who need portable performance and integrated AI tools.