The MacBook Air (M1) takes everything that was great about the previous generation and brings it to a new level....
Apple M1 Processor Iconic design Build quality Impressive battery life Large trackpad Good audio for a laptop
Lack of ports 720p camera Possible app incompatibly during the transition phase
After 10 years of working with my aging Apple MacBook Pro with busted speakers, undetectable Airport card, and ...
The more expensive MacBook Air 2020 M1 basically shares the same pros and cons we found during the review of the entry-level model. The MacBook Air benefits a lot from the M1 processor.
stays cool despite the lack of a fan, workmanship and iconic design, speakers, performance of native apps
Thunderbolt with limitations, large display bezels, 720p webcam, stability in Rosetta emulated apps, CPU throttling under longer load, relatively slow WiFi 6 at only 80 MHz
Have you ever seen a bird sitting contently on a tree and wondered whether it will be afraid of the branch breaking? The bird in all likelihood doesn’t have that fear because fundamentally it’s trust doesn’t lie in the branch — it lies in its wings.
Sleek design, Impressive performance, Great battery life
All of which brings us to the question of whether you should leap in and buy this first-generation M1 hardware or wait for “M2”. There are reasons to wait, especially if you were hoping for a more radical redesign that takes advantage of reduced power demands and no fans.
Phenomenal performance Whisper-quiet operation Flawless display
No design change from previous generation
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