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Key features:
The MacBook Air is aimed at students who need a high-quality and ultra-light laptop for their assignments and mobility. It is also suitable for developers, people involved in image and sound editing, and everyday users who are looking for a laptop with a beautiful and comfortable high-resolution screen for surfing the Internet and watching movies.
The MacBook Air offers the perfect balance between performance and economy. Ideal for users who desire a premium high-performance device that is very easy to carry due to its weight of just 1.29kg.
It features extremely fast internet connectivity with the latest Wi-Fi 6 standard. Its battery life reaches up to 18 hours on a single charge. Finally, it has a fingerprint sensor that locks and unlocks the device with a simple touch, enabling secure payments without needing the keyboard.
The first processor designed for Mac, features 8 cores allowing the MacBook Air to be extremely fast and powerful.
With 16 billion transistors, it integrates a processor, graphics card, Neural Engine, and much more into a tiny size.
It has 4 cores for everyday processor tasks, leaving the other 4 performance cores to handle more demanding processes.
All 8 cores contribute to the computer's graphics quality, allowing even 4K resolution videos to play smoothly without issues.
The 16-core Neural Engine brings speed and automation to video analysis, voice recognition, image processing, and much more. The M1 processor can perform up to 11 trillion operations per second, supporting functions you couldn't have imagined. Like allowing the djay Pro AI app to isolate instruments and vocals from any song in real time.
Designed to unlock the capabilities of the M1 processor. Big Sur transforms the computer with massive performance and much more. Beautiful new design with innovative personal data security features.
With the stunning Retina display, images have an incredible level of detail and realism.
FaceTime HD camera
The M1 chip even helps you look better. Advanced noise reduction makes dark areas sharper, and face detection uses the Neural Engine to better adjust white balance and exposure levels for even more natural skin tones.
Triple microphone
Studio quality without the studio. An improved signal-to-noise ratio rivals that of professional microphones.
The Magic Keyboard allows you to do everything faster and more efficiently.
A touch on the sensor instantly unlocks your Mac and a tap locks it.
Use your fingerprint to rent movies, buy apps, or access things like locked documents or system settings without having to re-enter your password.
When making online purchases with Apple Pay, Touch ID automatically fills in your shipping and billing details without sharing your card information.
With Apple Pay, you can easily and securely pay for purchases using your iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, or Mac
Run powerful applications built for the M1 chip. At the same time, all your existing applications work perfectly, thanks to Rosetta 2. And for the first time, you can use your favorite applications from your iPhone and iPad directly on macOS. Overall, you will have access to the largest collection of applications ever available on a Mac.
Make connections faster than ever.
WiFi 6 offers you smooth streaming, greater range, and increased capacity. Enjoy higher WiFi speeds from multiple devices simultaneously.
It also offers a 40% increase in data throughput and is fully compatible with older WiFi devices.
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.
One of the best machines that have passed through my hands.
- Amazing battery autonomy, when used for office work.
- Very good screen color performance (although I would prefer more inches)
- Mac OS environment, with its positives and negatives.
- Apple device, which means it connects seamlessly with all other Apple devices.
- The downside is that you need an adapter to connect to its type C port.
- Quite lightweight and very elegant.
I haven't tried it for gaming.
It has been connected to an external monitor and works flawlessly without any issues (the monitor has a type C cable connection, otherwise you need an adapter).
I usually do reviews within a period of 1-2 months. I have had this MacBook since March 2022. It is truly incredible in every aspect. From the quality of the screen, to the speed of the M1 processor which literally doesn't lag at all, to the 16GB RAM which is perfect for this machine. Even the speakers, if you want to relax and listen to music or watch something on Netflix, have surprised me with their quality and performance. I'm not a super heavy user, I don't do programming except for some basic things in Python, but for anything I have used it for, it has left me completely satisfied.
The only flaw I have encountered and I don't know why it happens, even though I have adjusted the settings so that when I use the backspace key for a long time, it quickly deletes words, it doesn't respond and deletes them slowly. I have compared it to other MacBooks with the same settings and it only happens on mine. Apart from that, everything is super with the laptop. Oh, and the battery, after almost two years of daily use, is at 92% but still holds up perfectly.
Finally, due to its slim design, it has limited ports, only 2 type C ports, but you can get a Satechi adapter and problem solved.
Life changing experience!
It feels like a bot is writing this... but this review is truly worth it even after a year and 2 months!
Amazing machine, perfect for someone who wants a fast and portable computer with great battery life.
Rocket, you definitely can't call it that.
As the owner of a super powerful PC, I made the switch to this out of necessity for portability.
It's a very decent machine with an insane battery life, and overall, for the money, you won't find anything better with such autonomy.
There are no temperatures!!!
Now we have closed time and I don't regret it at all.
No recommendations are needed for this masterpiece; I've been using it for about 6 months now and decided to evaluate it. I am an automation engineer and programmer, and I am blown away by its top-notch build quality, its monstrous processing power for its size, its huge battery life that you won't find in any other laptop, and its excellent RAM management. Apple's shift to RISC processors with ARM architecture, 5nm, and such a design of the SoC has revolutionized performance per watt and broken the monopoly of Intel's and AMD's x86_x64 CISC processors, paving the way for the successful construction of high-performance, low-power systems at the tablet level with ARM processors.
-> Beautiful screen with crystal-clear colors, high resolution for its size, booming speakers for a laptop, a magical keyboard, and an impressive user experience; even if you're a hater, once you use it, you'll love it.
-> Like all Apple products, it syncs perfectly with the iPhone 11 and runs iPhone apps.
-> Lightweight, thin, and super fast; it opens in a few seconds. As a new Mac user, since I've always had and still have Windows and Linux systems (with good specs like i7, Ryzen 5, 16GB DDR4, NVME SSD, RTX 2070, AMD RX 6600), I was amazed by Apple's well-written, smartly designed software. It's easy to learn and has a wide range of professional applications and support from Apple. It's similar to Linux in some ways and has the comfort of closed premium software, meaning it's simple, minimalist, stable, reliable, not loaded with bloatware, Unix-based (designed for networking and security), and doesn't require drivers for any device you plug in with an adapter; of course, since it's Type C, it will work immediately, with great support. Even old MacOS applications or games written in x86_64 for Intel, even with a translator (Rosetta2), run faster than the previous model that had native applications on Intel. If native applications for M1 are released, which some have been and are increasing, it will run even faster and more steadily.
-> In Web Design, programming (HTML5, Java), and editing, which I worked on for hours, it didn't break a sweat.
-> This machine is not intended for gaming but for high-performance tasks on the go (programming, 3D graphic design, photo and video editing); it's like having a powerful desktop in a 13-inch netbook with a battery that lasts for hours. Ideal for students who have the financial means; it will be a game-changer for them. Perfect even for watching movies.
-> It doesn't have a fan, so there's no issue with dust or noise; it heats up when under stress but doesn't overheat, nor does it affect performance (throttling).
-> On an older laptop I have in the mid-range with Windows 10 and i5 8265U, 16GB RAM, and 512GB NVME SSD, when it was under stress, it would throttle, but the MacBook with the M1 does nothing; it maintains a stable speed no matter what you do, as if you're working on a desktop.
-> No Windows laptop of any price or category can match it in build quality, screen, performance, software, and battery life.
-> The design of the M1 as a SoC, with all the laptop's components on a small board and the rest being the battery like in a smartphone at close contact distances, along with the well-written OS, makes it unmatched. Essentially, Apple has created its computers in such a way that they are like a tablet but with a powerful processor for demanding applications of a computer. Opt for the model with 16GB instead of 8GB because the RAM cannot be changed; with such good resource management, even 8GB of RAM feels like more. The difference between the Air and the Pro is minimal; the Air has a 7-core GPU while the Pro has an 8-core GPU. I won't analyze specs and numbers; if you want, you can look it up. It differs radically from other computers, and the M1 (8 Cores 3.20GHz, 7 GPU) that I have is just the beginning. The M1 PRO, M1 MAX, and M1 ULTRA models (like the Mac Studio now) clearly show the superiority of Apple's RISC processors over the older designs of Intel and AMD x86_x64 processors.
The price is disappointing for many, but if you have the financial means, or you are a programmer, designer, engineer, architect, photographer, and you want it for work and not just to show off, it is an investment and worth it.
The only downsides are that it has only 2 Type C ports for charging and data, and you definitely need adapters (around 100€) for the usual ports that even the cheapest laptops have (HDMI, USB A, SD card, Ethernet). It could have a better webcam for video conferencing like the iPhone's selfie camera, and nothing can be upgraded; you get it as it is, neither RAM nor hard drive can be changed. It's all on a small board like smartphones, so from the start, you choose which version you will get.
In the future, when RAM demands increase, the Mac OS will automatically pull some from the SSD for assistance (Virtual RAM), and if this happens systematically, it will cause increased writes to the SSD, which will reduce its lifespan. The SSD cannot be changed; it is soldered onto the board and can only be serviced by specialized Apple Service, thus increasing repair costs and the hassle of such work, which can be done easily by a regular user in less than 5 minutes on a Windows laptop/desktop.
Fourth Mac (initiated since 2002) with the MacBook Pro - late 2008 still working, even in a secure Mint Linux environment. As my main workstation for the past 7 years, I have been using a carefully set up desktop PC, as well as older/slower Macs. However, I didn't hesitate to switch to the ARM processor generation, as my work requires Photoshop / Lightroom / Davinci, and I prefer macOS - I finally wanted something portable with power and autonomy like back in 2008. I wasn't disappointed.
I didn't expect not to want to open the PC though. Only for gaming.
To keep it brief, the laptop has no rival for its price, and if it had a SIM card slot, I would even throw away my phone. It outperforms the office's i7 10700 with 32GB RAM - not necessarily always in export time, but more in terms of user experience. When the PC is exporting/rendering or performing any intensive task, it gets overwhelmed and struggles with other tasks, sometimes unbearably. Of course, Windows is to blame... but let's not dwell on that.
The laptop doesn't feel tired, it is lightweight, and it requires minimal energy because its battery life/consumption is astronomical, as others have mentioned in their reviews. It has the power of a desktop PC with the consumption of a tablet. It's almost unbelievable. In a demanding situation, it can handle a 4-hour+ render with parallel processes, in normal use, I can easily get 9 hours, and in web browsing, videos, etc., it can easily exceed 12 hours before reaching 5-10% and needing to be charged.
The energy consumption on an annual basis is negligible? It's contradictory to think that when there are two hydroelectric plants operating within a 100km radius of my home.
So, the gap has closed, and the user experience is of high quality, with iPad-like responsiveness and the flexibility of macOS, which has become somewhat verbose lately, but fortunately, you can easily tailor it to your needs. Don't complain about the operating system, it's top-notch. It has everything, but it requires some customization by the user, as all operating systems do.
So, when it's not on the couch, it is used at the desk, connected to a 4K monitor, and everything that was previously connected to the PC is now connected to the Dock, which will naturally remain in service because the build is custom, and the collection on Steam & Epic is monumental. Although Rosetta 2 is almost perfect, not all previous Intel-based applications run flawlessly yet, but updates are constantly being released. Make sure that the software you heavily use is compatible and ideally optimized for ARM architecture in any case, to fully enjoy its capabilities.
Finally, and briefly:
Build quality 9/10, display 9/10, sound 8/10, battery life 10/10, speed 9/10, webcam 6/10, multitasking 10/10, and only connectivity with 2/10 stars because, okay, I had to buy a serious adapter for over +100€ (forget about affordability - you won't get 60Hz on 4K), as the two ports are laughable. It needed at least two more ports on the other side, and I remind you that its cousin from 12 years ago had MagSafe, Mini DVI, Ethernet, 2 USB-A, FireWire 800, PCI expansion slot, Mic, Headphone jack, Superdrive, and an IR sensor. So, okay, they wanted to simplify it, but not like this.
The evaluation was done for the MacBook Air with 16GB RAM, and I'm afraid that if you're looking for a laptop, it's still the best choice, and even the 8GB option for most people up to €1000 will be rewarding.
Update 2024: The little machine is still shaving. I don't want to think about what the new M3 can offer...
Simply perfect! Worth its money!
No matter what I have done with this machine, it has not disappointed me. It is perfect!
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