What’s going on everyone, it’s Justin here—and in this video I’m unboxing Apple’s newest entry-level laptop, the MacBook Neo, starting at $599. I go over why this is such an interesting product for the price: you’re still getting that trademark aluminum build, some genuinely fun color options, and a laptop form factor that makes a lot of sense for day-to-day admin, productivity, web-based AI, and even simple graphics work. I also talk about who I think this is really for—like someone who just wants the fundamentals done right, or even as a first laptop for your kids—because it makes getting into tech way more accessible. I break down what’s in the box (braided USB‑C cable and a 20W adapter), the port situation (two USB‑C ports with USB 3 + USB 2, plus a 3.5mm jack, but no MagSafe), and the overall feel—slightly thicker with rounded edges that actually feel great in hand. Then I dive into the specs: a 13-inch Liquid Retina display at 60Hz, 500 nits, 1080p FaceTime camera, Wi‑Fi 6E, Bluetooth 6, and an A18 Pro with 8GB of non-expandable memory. My takeaway is simple: if you need real power, look at MacBook generations or used/refurb options—but for a brand-new, solid, affordable laptop, the Neo is going to be hard to beat industrywide.