The 15-inch MacBook Air from Apple packs a punch in a deceptively small package, weighing only 1.49kg (3.3lb). Its slightly larger size compared to the 13-inch MacBook Air offers a bigger screen display, making it an excellent option for those after a lightweight laptop with ample screen space. The MacBook Air features double Thunderbolt 4/USB-C ports, a Magic Keyboard, a MagSafe charging port, and a fanless design. While it would have been nice to see an extra USB-C port on the laptop’s right side, the considerable unused space exists for more ports or even a better speaker system, making for an impressive device that delivers an enjoyable browsing and video-watching experience. Also, as this is Apple’s first 15-inch laptop since discontinuing the 15-inch MacBook Pro, it represents a new chapter for Apple users. The 15-inch MacBook Air comes equipped with an expanded battery life of 18 hours, an improved six-speaker system that provides remarkable audio quality, and the same M2 chip as the 13-inch MacBook Air. It is available to order now, starting at $1,749, and is set to release next week.
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