APPLE MACBOOK NEO 13" (2026) - A18 PRO, 256 GB SSD, INDIGO
RevComps·Tech·Live Draw

APPLE MACBOOK NEO 13" (2026) - A18 PRO, 256 GB SSD, INDIGO

Closes in 22 hoursThursday, 6 August 2026 at 23:00
10% sold447 tickets left

We never take payment. Entries are made on the operator's own site.

Ticket price£2.97
Max odds1 in 499If every ticket sells
Current odds1 in 52On tickets sold so far
Value RatioNo data

What the numbers mean

We don't have enough published data from RevComps on this draw to calculate a Value Ratio. That usually means no cash alternative or no ticket cap has been stated.

RevComps caps entries at 30 tickets per person on this draw. Use the odds calculator to work out your real win probability for any number of tickets.

Prize details from RevComps

POWERED BY THE ADVANCED APPLE A18 PRO CHIP FOR FAST, EFFICIENT EVERYDAY PERFORMANCE STUNNING 13.6-INCH LIQUID RETINA DISPLAY WITH P3 WIDE COLOUR FOR VIBRANT, TRUE-TO-LIFE VISUALS 256 GB SSD STORAGE DELIVERS FAST BOOT TIMES, QUICK APP LOADS AND SILENT PERFORMANCE UP TO 18 HOURS OF BATTERY LIFE TO KEEP YOU PRODUCTIVE FROM MORNING TO NIGHT ULTRA-LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN STARTING FROM JUST 1.24 KG FOR EASY PORTABILITY PREMIUM INDIGO FINISH COMBINES MODERN STYLE WITH APPLE'S SIGNATURE BUILD QUALITY PERFECT FOR WORK, STUDY, CONTENT CREATION, STREAMING AND EVERYDAY MULTITASKING FAST, RESPONSIVE PERFORMANCE DESIGNED TO HANDLE DEMANDING APPS WITH EASE LARGE, HIGH-QUALITY DISPLAY OFFERS PLENTY OF SPACE FOR PRODUCTIVITY AND ENTERTAINMENT DESIGNED TO DELIVER THE PERFECT BALANCE OF PERFORMANCE, BATTERY LIFE AND PORTABILITY

Description as published by the operator. Always check their own terms, draw date and free postal entry route before entering.

Is RevComps legit?

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