There are now two USB-C ports and a MagSafe connector included on the 2022 Air which means you can charge this machine and still have dual sockets left for other accessories.
We actually prefer this updated appearance but those who like that original styling will still find the older and cheaper M1 model in Apple Stores. although you'll miss out on the new exterior, MagSafe and 13.6-inch screen. In our MacBook Air M1 review, we praised that machine for its excellent performance and battery life. If that's a little steep, Apple still sells the M1-powered MacBook Air from last year from £999. If you can stomach the price, prepare to be mightily impressed by this new model. That's the most expensive MacBook Air ever. The entry-level MacBook Air now starts from £1,249, with the configuration with 512GB hard drive costing you £1,500. However, all this new technology does come at a price.
It feels all grown up and more capable of taking on digital tasks than ever before. This upgrade really takes the Air up a notch. MagSafe charging makes a welcomed return (hooray!) and some models even ship with a nifty plug that can refill the MacBook and your iPad at the same time. you'll be able to last through an entire workday without reaching for the charger. If you're going to be using the MacBook Air for web browsing, writing and emails.
Start photo or video editing and Apple's M2 can blast through tasks around 35% faster than before. That's the same Apple chipset that we praised in our MacBook Pro 13-inch review and it's an absolute beast. There's a lot to admire under the bonnet too, with the new MacBook Air fuelled by the latest and greatest M2 processor. The new machine arrives with an edge-to-edge 13.6" screen with a notch, fast-charging, and an upgraded 1080p webcam.įortunately, despite these powerful new additions, the MacBook Air remains light and very portable. With the latest refresh, Apple has made its best-selling ultra-portable notebook feel more Pro than ever before. Even the new design (wave goodbye to the iconic wedge-like chassis) seems to take inspiration from the new-look MacBook Pro lineup. in fact, the last major overhaul was released back in October 2018. MacBook Air redesigns like this don't come around all that often.
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