I do most of my power-user stuff on the desktop rather than on a portable, but I do occasionally need to leave the office and hit the road-and the M1 MBA is going to be a great traveling companion. But I am going to talk about what it has been like to own it for a few days and how the device fits into my life. I'm not going to tell you why you should buy a MacBook Air, or how it might work for you. (This is also why it's in kind of an intermediate configuration, rather than stock or maxed out like most review devices-I bumped the RAM up to 16GB and the internal storage up to 1TB, because that's what I wanted.)īecause this is my device, I'm coming into this review from a slightly different perspective than some of the other publications doing MBA reviews. I've written this as quickly as possible after receiving it, but I had to wait for the device, which is why you all had to wait for the review.
The MacBook Air being reviewed here is my personal device, which I bought shortly after the unveiling event. Apple declined our request for any model of M1-powered laptop. One of those went to Samuel for him to write up, and the other went to Jim for him to do his silicon analysis. (Ars Technica may earn compensation for sales from links on this post through affiliate programs.)Īpple provided Ars with a couple of M1 Mac Minis for review.
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