Apple’s strong sales performance for the MacBook Neo since its March 2026 launch underpins the 95.5% market-implied odds against discontinuation. Positioned as the company’s most affordable laptop with an A18 Pro chip, 8GB unified memory, 13-inch Liquid Retina display, and up to 16-hour battery life, the entry-level model has driven significant demand among students and first-time Mac buyers. Despite earlier 2026 concerns over binned A18 Pro chip supply and rising component costs that prompted production increases to 10 million units, Apple has sustained availability and marketing support rather than removing configurations. While supply-chain pressures or strategic lineup shifts could theoretically prompt changes, current evidence of continued listings and ecosystem expansion points to ongoing sales.