Apple’s MacBook Neo, an entry-level 13-inch laptop with the A18 Pro chip, Liquid Retina display, and starting price of $599, launched in March 2026 to immediate strong demand. It quickly sold out through April, prompted Apple to double production targets toward 10 million units, and delivered the company’s best-ever launch week for first-time Mac buyers. Retailers such as Best Buy and Apple’s own stores continue to list it with ongoing availability and positive reviews highlighting its value, build quality, and battery life. These factors underpin the 93.8% market-implied probability that the model will remain on sale through year-end 2026. Realistic scenarios that could still shift sentiment include severe A18 Pro supply constraints forcing an early transition to an A19-based successor, unexpectedly weak holiday sales prompting Apple to clear inventory, or a strategic pivot away from the current configuration. Such outcomes remain low-probability given the recent production ramp and the Neo’s role as Apple’s most accessible Mac to date.