Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’ve been using for work, and honestly, it’s been great. It feels super solid, but still really thin and easy to carry around. The bigger screen makes a big difference for productivity, especially when multitasking, and performance is smooth for everything I do, browsing with tons of tabs, documents, dev work, all without noise or overheating. It just feels fast, reliable, and really comfortable to use day to day.

I was debating which computer to get, took me over a month to decide. Also, I never had a Mac only windows computer. Today, I can say that was the best decision ever since this computer is all I need, it’s fast, especially if you have an iPhone

This Lap top is great. Charges fast and holds a charge for a long time before charging again. The performance of this Apple MackBook Air is easy to use and has good quality and sound.

This laptop has a great processing speed and plenty of RAM for what we use it for. Battery life has been great so far. Good value for the M3 processor.

As someone who swore they’d never use a MacBook…. Apple you’ve won me over. This laptop runs word and excel with ease. I love the Retina display and straightforward user access of all the features. It was easily customizable to my needs, and the fact I didn’t have to upgrade my monitor system, display dock, or current keyboard at my home desk made it an even better transition. The laptop has a nice weight to it, smooth opening and closing, backlit keyboard for working on papers in bed at night while my spouse sleeps, and a super clear webcam for zoom meetings. I wish I could go back 9 years and buy a MacBook to begin with.

Great laptop. Screen is large enough to see everything. Keys are soft and easy to work on. Works fast! Would like a touch screen and backlit keyboard but you get used to not having them

Still a great machine. Battery life and performance blow me away compared to my old Intel MBP.

Amazing computer. I would highly recommend any MacBook over a Windows PC in the first place, but this MacBook blows it out of the water! It is plenty powerful enough for 90% of people. It’s light and for the price, it’s a great choice!

The new MacBook Air with M3 (2024) is an excellent choice for those seeking a lightweight yet powerful laptop, especially for general productivity and light creative work. Here’s an overview of its strengths and limitations based on recent reviews:

Loads fast, sleek design, nice color. Mac processing systems are always easy to switch to.

Amazing computer. Definitely recommend the 15” screen. Love the size to connect to my desktop

Bought a new MacBook before starting my Nurse Anesthesia Doctoral program. I knew my 8 year old MacBook was not going to cut it with the amount of work I was going to need to do. Once again, I have no hesitations spending the extra money on Apple laptops because they are so durable and last forever. This laptop seamlessly connects with my phone, iPad and more whilst running all of the required software through my school

Updated and new in comparison to what I had. Love the bigger screen and the picture clarity. Highly recommend an apple computer. Have had other and nothing compares to apple. Worth the money.

I love this MacBook I just got it like 3 days ago but the best I bought it for my college daily use! Love the screen how big it looks would totally recommend buying it! Also it’s light weight.

This computer is very fast when loading, it's easy to connet with your i-phone. The battery is long lasting and charges very fast.

So happy with my purchase. The computer is fast, beautiful screen, and love the keyboard. Will always buy a macbook.

Great product. Very user friendly - light weight, great screen and memory

Fantastic device! Apple continues to impress with its minimalist design language. The MacBook Air M3 retains the thin, wedge-free design introduced in the M2, with a solid aluminum unibody chassis that feels both premium and ultra-light (just around 2.7 lbs). Available in four colors—including Midnight and Starlight—it looks sleek on any desk or in any bag.

So far so good. I reasearched the difference between the M4 and M3 and for what I had learned, I decided to stick with the M3 due to using the computer for school and work. I do not use programing software, therefore the 16GB M3 works just fine. I opted out of the 13 inch screen due too eye strain.

Ok here is a take from an old school Intel/Amd gamer. Overall this laptop is the stuff. its nicer than the Dell G16 I have with its Aluminum case. The Screen is gorgeous, He's liking the operating system ect. Its what all Apple products are. My Kid wanted this over the Dell G16, I7, RX3060 build i bought him last year for his first year of college and it was no slouch. I guess Momma can retire the retire the G16 I7, 1080 now....lol. My only issuse with it are related to price and How Apple rips you off for Memory upgrades and Drive upgrades. I chinced on the Hard drive but i just figure later he can buy an external hub and add an external l hard drive thru it and any other ports he needs. If he wants more than that then I have three letters for him....... J O B. A lot less than what you get in a Windows machine but overall the Quality looks to be there. I thought about buying a refurbed Mac Pro but for the same price I got a new Machine (New Battery) that we could add to instead of buying something 3 to 5 years older with no guarantee of support past 5 years. At least this way He can trade it in later for credit and get more towards a new one.