There's no denying the MacBook Air 13-inch M1 is a powerful laptop, especially when you consider it's five years old at this point and much more impressive than other laptops at its low price.

Even when they’re on sale, a new MacBook Air is pretty expensive. But if you want an Apple laptop, you don’t need to spend a ...

The 13-inch MacBook Air with M1 has finally been removed from the lineup. M2 processor (2022) The M2 processor is a direct successor to the M1.

The new MacBook Air with M1 chip scored 1687 in single-core and 7433 in multi-core tests. For comparison, the higher-end 16-inch MacBook Pro model with an Intel Core i9 processor scores 1096 ...

For this review, I was sent the entry-level $1,000 MacBook Air M1 with just 8GB of RAM, a 256GB solid-state drive, and a seven-core GPU. There’s another version that gives you 512GB of storage ...

The M1 MacBook Air, however, features the more classic tapered finish that dates back to the very first Air. ... Both of these are bigger than what the M1 Air offers with its 13.3-inch display.

MacBook Pro (M1 Max, 16-Inch) design. The 16-inch MacBook Pro has the same overall design as the 14-inch model — it’s just a little bigger. You’ll still get the edge-to-edge display with a ...

Now powered by Apple’s M1 CPU, the 13-inch MacBook Pro remains a workhorse for those who want a compact macOS laptop that's still powerful enough to perform processor-intensive workflows.

The M1 Pro and M1 Max are both built for performance, so the battery life isn’t quite as impressive as it is on the M1 MacBook Air, for example. But it’s still very good.