Customer Ratings & Reviews

Speedy great battery life great screen compact and fantastic quality

I purchased this and it makes everything so much easier. Streaming, work, and more. I am genuinely looking forward to it more and more from here on out for college or business, etc. It makes life so simple and it works/runs so smoothly. It is a larger laptop however its so compact and light. I would recommend this to anybody. It is so worth it.

Battery life lasts forever! They got rid of those stupid butterfly switches. It does not run hot. Works great! Apple fixed everything about the Macs, only two minor cons: 1. Bezels are still a bit thick. 2. There is still no Windows VM from Parallels for M1 Macs. 3. The Gold color is more like Rose Gold. I love Apple Silicone. Highly recommended!

Laptop is excellent. Lightweight and easy to learn the various applications

I had to but a new MacBook for school and it has been so helpful. It's lightweight making it easy to carry around and has made working on assignments easy and efficient! Very pleased with my purchase!

As is usually the case, this MacBook Air is excellent quality. Easy to use and reasonably priced, it is outstanding for everyday use. It may not be suitable for business use due to relatively low memory, but for a household computer, it's great.

This is an excellent laptop for school and office tasks. The processor is extremely fast and has a long lasting battery. It can go a day and half on a full charge.

I am very happy with my product. Meets and exceeds all my expectations. My MacBook is lovely. Easy to work with and light to carry it everywhere I need to! Highly recommend it.

Great laptop with plenty of speed and easy to use.

Awesomeness great color easy to use plus fast loading of apps

I love this computer! It’s sleek, easy to use, and super fast!

I've been using my MacBook Air for the past few weeks and have enjoyed every aspect of the new machine. It powers up fast, process quickly, has a clear/crisp display. Very satisfied with this purchase.

amazing totally recommend. Really fast and no fan so its very quiet.

Absolutely love this purchase. No issues and runs logic like a champ. The M1 chip is no Joke!! The compact laptop really makes it easy to tote around and do things as a Real Estate agent. This M1 chip allows me to work with and create music all on the same computer.

Fantastic laptop for work. Fast, reliable and light weight.

so far this hyas been a great computer for my Vet Tach student! I am so glad we had someone to talk to that took all the features we wanted into account. It is fast and sturdy yet thin and light enough to fit in a large purse. My daughter loves it!

Very fast and sleek.Light and simple. Good for al kinds of work.

Very thin computer but very efficient especially for school and college very helpful. Would recommend to almost everyone helps make your life more organized. :)

The best MacBook yet. The M1 Air is amazing. We opted for the base model and it's been a welcome replacement for our 2013 13" Air. Incredibly fast, great screen and lightweight. 8GB RAM seems to be plenty so far. The M1 and Big Sur seem to manage SoC RAM much differently than we are accustomed to. I recommend this to anyone on the fence about upgrading.

As someone who has been a primarily PC user for decades, taking the plunge on an Apple computer was initially a daunting task. And everyone has heard about the fact that Apple sells people on their name with "lesser" specs than what you can get from a PC of a similar price. What I've learned is that what you cannot account for until you see it in action is the way Apple is able to make those "lesser" specs work for them in a way that is so smooth and seamless. Eight gb of ram? Sure, but it's 8 gb optimized to work with anything and everything that Apple has available. I primarily use my laptop for music production. I would spend weekends trying to get my audio interfaces, midi instruments, and settings all playing nice with one another. This Mac? Plug it in and it just works. That alone is worth the new os learning curve (which isn't that painful and actually kind of fun). Bottom line: at $1,000 you can get a decent Windows based laptop that probably has better specs on paper. That's the way I used to do it. But in practice and in use? Nothing touches this as far as finish, build quality, intuitive use, and lack of peripheral and software headaches. Do yourself a favor and consider an Apple the next time you're looking to upgrade.