Id give this a three outa five the 1.1ghz is a bit lacklustre at times under load and I dont like the auto overclock feature that never seems to activate. Its self determined performance but the max itself is pretty clean and streamlined Im usually a windows user so its taking a bit to get used to navigating and using a Mac

The MacBook Air 2020 is a great laptop. If you’re a student or just someone who want a thin and light Mac that can be had for under a grand, then I don’t think you’ll be disappointed in the slightest.

New keyboard is a huge improvement; The most affordable Mac; Design still holds up; Great speakers and fast Touch ID;

Performance not as good as Windows rivals; Little improvement to battery life; Terrible webcam; Port layout is a bit annoying;

i love this products for all the features it has, its speed and responseiveness, its light and slim so easy to carry to work and school, has all the items i need to run my business and schooling. perfect for everyone

It is a quick and small lapton witch can do everything for you it is very fast

Easy to use

So far, we’re liking the MacBook Air 2020 as it can handle our tasks given the limited hardware. If you’re a long-time Apple user, you can make this work and already understand the compromises.

Apple MacBook Air (2020): A gorgeous little laptop with a great screen and decent performance for the price

Trademark MacBook Air build; Competitive performance for price; Colour-accurate display

Middling battery life; Only two Thunderbolt 3 ports

The 2020 model takes what was great about its predecessor and enhances it with a much better keyboard, double storage as standard, and a price drop. It's a win-win.

Retina display is bright and detailed; Keyboard is so much better to use; Storage starts at 256GB (larger capacity also available); Sub four-figure price point is key

Still only two USB-C ports; No SD card slot; No Face ID login; Screen bezel is large compared to many Windows alternatives; Some fan noise - even with the i3 model

Great product, exactly what I needed!

With a brilliant keyboard and solid performance, the entry level MacBook Air is once again the best Apple laptop for most people despite the battery life taking a hit if you don’t use Apple’s apps.

Superb keyboard; Apple’s free apps; Great display;

Only two USB-C ports; Battery life not as advertised; Garbage webcam;