Apple MacBook Air 13 2020 M1
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A family of ultralight and high-performance ultrabooks with 13.3-inch Retina Display screens, innovative 8-core ARM Apple M1 processors, and a completely silent passive cooling system. The key feature of these models is their high computing/graphics performance, which is well complemented by impressive battery life. Any model from the family provides up to 15 hours of web surfing, up to 18 hours of video playback (from the Apple TV app), and supports fast charging technology Power Delivery (via USB-C port).
The performance of the Apple MacBook Air 13 (2020) M1 ultrabooks significantly surpasses the characteristics of MacBook Air models equipped with Intel CPUs. These devices can easily handle any day-to-day tasks and deliver impressive results in resource-intensive applications related to multimedia content creation and processing. The elegant and compact aluminum body weighs just 1.29 kg. It easily fits into a small bag or backpack and won't be a burden on the road. Bright IPS Retina Display screens provide an extended color gamut, support True Tone function, and have high-quality factory calibration. High-speed SSD drives guarantee ultra-fast loading of the macOS Big Sur operating system and any applications.


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Pleasant impression and feeling of quality Borrowed from a friend for a while, just to get familiar with the system, having used only Windows/Linux systems for over 20 years. The first thing that stands out is the quality of materials and assembly, simply top-notch, nothing creaks or feels loose. Next, an excellent IPS screen with high resolution and 100% sRGB. My eyes, sensitive to "PWM," felt rested and enjoyed this display. Another very pleasant aspect for me is the AMAZING sound, especially for such a small body where you wouldn't expect it. For the first time in my life, I didn't feel like using headphones while watching a movie—the sound is rich, expansive, with pronounced mids and highs, and at maximum volume, it fills the entire room like a speaker. Moving on to the touchpad—it's a masterpiece, my Asus, which costs no less, isn't even close to matching the quality, positioning accuracy, and simply the tactile feel of using it; I had no desire to take out a mouse. The keyboard is also decent—everything is of high quality. As for the system—at times it's a "dark forest," but that is all resolved with experience. Overall, everything is very fast, predictable, no glitches or freezes. Meanwhile, the version I had was the basic 8/256 one, and I didn't feel even a hint that it lacked anything: Telegram, Safari, Chrome with 10+ tabs, GIMP, several folders with photos all open—everything runs smoothly and lasts about 12 hours on battery, with passive cooling and absolutely no noise. Also pleasantly surprised by the small 30 W charger, very compact, but fully handles its job. Would like at least one USB-A port, thinner display bezels, and charging like in previous or next generations - magnetic, because when one of the two ports is occupied, it's not ideal, especially if you want to connect a hub and it just doesn't fit. |
A masterpiece of industrial design. Very lightweight, thin, and compact. Splendid screen, maybe a higher refresh rate would be nice, but for content creation and consumption, it provides very rich display. The M series processors have resulted in a wonderful combination of power, speed, and battery life, which in turn are efficient on hardware and heat management. 10-15 hours of active, silent operation - in a compact case, it's really good. + Design, ergonomics, lightness, performance, and autonomy, fingerprint scanner - 60 Hz, not enough ports, additional dock with connectors or adapters may be needed Slightly overpriced, but justified - not just because of the brand |
Fantastic! Passive cooling, strong, perfect screen, perfect keyboard, lightweight, aesthetic, with the best OS. The charge lasts up to 18 years (2 days of periodic use with the browser) and up to 12 years with programming M1, keyboard, screen, materials, battery... Possibly small screen, 8 and 256 GB |




























































































































