MacBook Air

Imo Apple has been no slouch at figuring out what consumers care about and giving it to them. Over a decade ago I bought my first Apple laptop because the MacBook Air had the best battery life on the market, and it wasn’t even close. As a bonus, it also had great build quality and was conveniently v

Scrap using Mozilla or chrome They’ll eat your battery life Certainly use them for a need but not all day or when battery life matters I can use my MacBook Air 7 hours at work, teams, outlook, windows app for rdp and zscaler and I get home with 65% battery remaining

The MacBook Air base model, is the "best deal in computing right now." For around $1K there is a lot of competition, but the 13"/M4/16 GB/256 GB absolutely blows most of it away. It is just a very high quality and powerful laptop that will last you a long time. I've seen it commonly for $50 off reta

Am I the only one still blown away when I use my m4 MacBook Air and my m3 max MacBook Pro? The battery life, speed and lack of heat still boggles my mind. That may be because I remember a time when having more than one browser open lagged your whole computer.

The first MacBook Air sucked. It was underpowered, temperamental, and the battery barely lasted through lunch. My dad always warned us to never buy the first model year, but I didn’t listen. Source: I owned one.

Wir managen Macs sehr entspannt mit Intune. Es ist kaum Mehraufwand und macht die Mitarbeitenden glücklich. Bei uns kann jeder User entscheiden ob er ein MacBook Air oder ein ThinkPad haben möchte.

They absolutely won’t give their cheapest laptop the longest battery life. For marketing reasons alone. This thing will likely cannibalize MacBook Air sales by existing, no need to make it worse

I recently switched from a top end $3000 legion gaming laptop to a $1500 MacBook Air and the MacBook Air is on par with my legion in basically everything except gaming and its battery lasts me all day with moderately heavy usage.

This is an example of why there isn't a "best laptop" because everyone has different needs. After moving from an HP to a MacBook Air my build quality standards have changed drastically and so I'd probably hate all those Windows laptops (and their trackpads too). Some also have inferior screens, wors

I’ll catch shit for this but going from a Windows laptop to a MacBook has been fantastic. I still have a PC I built for myself, and I still use it for gaming…. But otherwise I use my laptop for most everything else. I bought in with the MacBook Air when they first released the M1 chips in 2020 becau