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Apple MacBook Air (13-inch, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD Storage) - Silver
$999.00
In stock
SKU
APL-138G
- 1.8 GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 Processor
- Intel HD Graphics 6000
- Fast SSD Storage
- 8GB memory
- Thunderbolt 2 port
- Sdxc port
| Display | 13.3-inch (diagonal) LED-backlit glossy widescreen display,1440-by-900 resolution with support for millions of colors, 16:10 aspect ratio |
| Processor | 1.8GHz dual-core Intel Core i5, Turbo Boost up to 2.9GHz, with 3MB shared L3 cache |
| Graphics and Video Support | Intel HD Graphics 6000 |
| Charging and Expansion | Two USB 3 ports (up to 5 Gbps), Thunderbolt 2 port (up to 20 Gbps), MagSafe 2 power port, SDXC card slot |
| Wireless | 802.11ac Wi-Fi wireless networking; IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n compatible. Bluetooth 4.0 wireless technology |
| In the Box | MacBook Air, Power adapter, AC wall plug, Power cord |
| Height | 0.11–0.68 inch (0.3–1.7 cm) |
| Width | 12.8 inches (32.5 cm) |
| Depth | 8.94 inches (22.7 cm) |
| Weight | 2.96 pounds (1.35 kg) |
| Release Date | 6/5/2017 |
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Most Helpful Positive Review
27 Jul, 2020
Love, love, love!
Not only is this laptop beautiful, light, elegant, and an Apple product, the sale price was reasonable, the setup was flawless, and I was able to use my laptop within half an hour for my class projects. It is user friendly, comes with its own secure environment, and after Word- Microsoft was officially downloaded, all of my work is saved correctly for easy access from my tablet and phone. The lower storage can be fixed easily with an external hard drive, not that I have had to even think about that at this point. The only purchase that is a must is the multi-port adapter that is shown clearly in the description of the product. If this laptop last even near the years my Mac Mini lasted 12-15 years I will truly be amazed. If it last over the 2-3 year marker any other brand laptop I have purchased I will be very happy. It has a beautiful display and I love the dark mode along with the True Tone.
Pros:
Both the 11-inch and 13-inch models have a thinness of 0.11 to 0.68 inches. The 11-inch model has a weight of 1.08 kg while the 13-inch model has a weight of 1.35 kg. The MacBook Air is undeniably built for carrying around.
Cons:
One disadvantage of MacBook Air is limited hardware upgradeability. The memory and processor components of the device are soldered together in a single circuit board. Most Windows laptops allow some degree of customisation.
Most Helpful Critical Review
26 Aug, 2020
Radically Different from previous iterations.
The big problem with this version of the Macbook air is the SSD that it uses. It is unique and requires a special connection to be able to work with it. The amount of memory space that this thing comes with is pitiful, and I'm not even talking importing your music library to have while you do work tasks or school tasks on it.
Good luck trying to buy a newer better SSD and getting it to work! I tried that, and because Apple is no longer what it used to be and only cares about the very wealthy, again good luck getting support when you try it yourself. The machine is extremely stubborn about taking the new SSD, that's even creating a USB boot drive ahead of time, having a separate instance of the OS to boot from that was a previous fully working instance of the OS; and still the machine doesn't want to recognize there is a new SSD inside via disk utility or "Recovery tools" to format it and install the OS.
Even trying to do internet recovery and install from Apple's servers would not work because they have special requirements that your router may or may not meet depending on how old it is. So all around Apple is just saying "Ew! Poor people! We don't want your business and we don't want you using our products!" It's a far cry from Apple's origins like that 1984 ad.
If you're just a casual computer user and don't care about customizing, optimizing, memory, or speed; then have at it.
Good luck trying to buy a newer better SSD and getting it to work! I tried that, and because Apple is no longer what it used to be and only cares about the very wealthy, again good luck getting support when you try it yourself. The machine is extremely stubborn about taking the new SSD, that's even creating a USB boot drive ahead of time, having a separate instance of the OS to boot from that was a previous fully working instance of the OS; and still the machine doesn't want to recognize there is a new SSD inside via disk utility or "Recovery tools" to format it and install the OS.
Even trying to do internet recovery and install from Apple's servers would not work because they have special requirements that your router may or may not meet depending on how old it is. So all around Apple is just saying "Ew! Poor people! We don't want your business and we don't want you using our products!" It's a far cry from Apple's origins like that 1984 ad.
If you're just a casual computer user and don't care about customizing, optimizing, memory, or speed; then have at it.
Cons:
1.Processor, RAM, and storage all are soldered to the motherboard and cannot be replaced or upgraded which will limit the usable life of the notebook. 2.No "MagSafe" power connector. 3.Relatively expensive. 4. Very short key travel on a polarizing keyboard. 5. Limited port selection.
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