Review on 13.3" Apple MacBook Air 13 Early 2020 2560x1600, Intel Core i5 1.1 GHz, RAM 8 GB, SSD 512 GB, Intel Iris Plus Graphics, macOS, MVH52RU/A, Gold by Thu Hang Bach ᠌

Before buying this laptop, I read all the reviews on the Internet. And I want to dwell on important aspects that would have helped me in the past, but almost no one voices them from users Base model i3 with 256GB memory. I must say right away that there is definitely no point in taking a more powerful processor. i3 copes with all the tasks with a bang, and then manages to warm up. Imagine what will happen to the rest To understand what tasks a laptop pulls out - chrome from 5-7 tabs, telegrams, skype, excel, a cloud storage program, as well as music in the background. All tabs are actively involved at once. At the same time, system statistics give out a processor load of 15%. That is, the processor is not even a quarter involved. Therefore, do not listen to those who do not advise taking i3. If you use professional software, I advise you to consider only the Pro version. You need to clearly understand why you take Air. It is enough for all office tasks and everyday use, but as for editing / games / heavy processing - it's better to forget, you will wear out the hardware once again Finally, I want to talk about overheating. Does he exist? Surprisingly yes, but within the normal range. The computer gets warm even when downloading a program from the AppStore, but . that's only if it's on your lap. If put on the table - cooling copes better, and so far I have not seen heating at all in this use case. Cooler, by the way, is not audible at all What's the verdict? If you have a limited budget, but you want a great machine for all standard tasks (including study and any office work), feel free to take this laptop. Don't be disappointed. The main thing is to clearly understand what tasks