Review on Renewed Apple MacBook Air 13.3-inch MJVE2LL/A - 2.2Ghz Core i7, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD - Silver by Cakra Buana ᠌

This review is mostly intended for people who currently own a MacBook 12 and are debating whether to upgrade. I needed a rapid unlock because the screen is small (for tables and text) and it is slower than the MacBook 12 2022 with the m3 processor and 8 GB of memory. I read reviews on the MacBook Air with M1 and then examined the MacBook Air with Intel live in-store in order to judge the size of the screen, the keyboard, and the overall design. I ultimately chose to buy it. The lowest model with a 256 GB SSD, 8 GB RAM, and 7 processing cores was what I went with. Only yesterday, I "moved" it after receiving it. Here are some initial thoughts: The keyboard is different, but I'm already adjusting to it. My fingers "fall into" the keys more, there is more space between the keys, the small "left-right" arrows are unusual, I switch the language using the Control-command habitually (the setting has probably moved), and I'm still getting used to using the Fn key. The menu, not the buttons, controls how brightly the keys are lit. By conducting a thorough scan with Kaspersky antivirus, I was able to significantly increase its temperature, and the battery quickly died. Today, much less money is spent, I didn't do any tests, and I only performed a little "driving," but you can already tell the difference. The pace of work has significantly accelerated, and Teams is not slowing down. It was very inconvenient to occasionally have to wait until you could type a message. Sensations said the identical Kaspersky worked ten times more quickly (full check). Quickly boots up and turns on. Instant Touch ID login. Quickly used to enter website passwords. I don't need applications for the iPhone or iPad. Software that is required has earned. I utilize a browser and Microsoft Office. Performance was satisfactory, and working was quicker and more comfortable. I'll add that there are occasionally still noticeable "lags" when using Microsoft Office (Tims). I continue to be pleased with the change.