MacBook M2 to Vietnam from July, higher than M1 to 10 million

MacBook M2 includes the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro lines that have just been introduced by Apple at the WWDC event on the morning of June 7 (Vietnam time) with many improvements and color choices. Compared to the predecessor M1 generation, the average machine price is about 200 USD higher (nearly 5 million VND).

A representative of CellphoneS, one of AAR (Apple’s official authorized dealer) in Vietnam, said that the price of MacBook Air M2 is expected to be from VND 33.99 million, while the MacBook Pro M2 version will be from VND 35.99 million. copper. FPT Shop and F.Studio by FPT systems are expected to cost VND 32.99 million for the Air M2 (256 GB version) and VND 39.99 million for VND 39.99 million. MacBook Pro M2 is priced at VND 35.99 million and VND 41.99 million, respectively, for two versions of internal memory. The machines are all configured with basic 8 GB RAM. Users will have the choice of up to 24 GB RAM and 2 TB SSD internal memory (in MacBook Pro).

The price of MacBook Air M2 may not really cause a “fever” in Vietnam when the MacBook Air M1 model is being offered by many dealers for less than 23 million VND. This device is still a reasonable choice in terms of price and configuration at the moment as well as in the near future because the Air line does not appreciate processing power. Meanwhile, the design change is not considered attractive enough for users to have to spend approximately 11 million VND more to choose.

“This will be a product for users who like new features, new design as well as distinguishable colors from the old version, but the price is much higher than the old version, so it may be did not create a fever like the Macbook Air M1 did”, CellphoneS representative shared.

According to Apple, the new MacBook M2 uses an 8-core CPU and 10-core GPU to provide up to 25% better graphics performance with the same power consumption as the M1. This processor is also integrated with improved Neural Engine and Secure Enclave engines, promising 40% faster speed than the previous generation and 3-4 times faster than systems using Intel chips.