Most Windows laptops give just a few levels of brightness control, but MacOS gives you an entire slider of adjustments. The keycaps don’t wiggle and are backlit by bright white LEDs with tons of brightness control. The traditional scissor mechanism used here is lovely and familiar to type on. The new MacBook Air doesn’t make any major changes to the trackpad or keyboard than what’s been in recent MacBooks. Conventional Intel and AMD-based systems have a long way to go. Never has a laptop this small been matched with this amount of performance, and the switch to Apple Silicon is what makes it all possible. There’s a reason you’ll be hard-pressed to find another laptop this thin - at least, not one without some significant deficiencies. That’s the feeling of a MacBook Air redesigned around the extreme efficiency afforded by the M-series chips. The hinge opens with one finger as MacBooks always do. I love how comfortable it is to use on a desk, and even with how thin it is, there’s never even a hint of flex. The thinness of this laptop, in particular, is incredible. It’s a minimal 0.44 inches of metal between your hands when you set it on the table and 2.7 pounds of weight when you toss it in your bag. What makes this special is what it feels like. It even gets the larger row of function keys that I enjoyed on the MacBook Pro.īut this is a MacBook, and it certainly still looks like one. The flatter rubber feet on the bottom have been carried over from the MacBook Pro, as have the rounded corners of the screen itself. Those are the obvious changes, but there are some even subtler design changes that you might not notice at first glance. The thinness of this laptop is showstopping.
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