Review on Renewed Apple MacBook Air 13.3" with Retina Display, Intel Core i5, 8GB RAM and 128GB SSD - Space Gray MVFH2LL/A by Boyan Djerahov ᠌

I was really happy with my decision to upgrade from an Air 13" 2022 4/256 to an Air 2022 16/512. The screen is fantastic, the processor is sufficient for my needs, and the amount of memory is a huge improvement over what it was previously. The memory is now 16 gigabytes, which is a very nice upgrade. The autonomy is fantastic, as only fifty percent of the battery is depleted in a single day of operation. The absence of MagSafe is a minor disappointment; nevertheless, the availability of conventional chargers and cords produced by third-party manufacturers is a positive development. I gave it a lot of thought before deciding whether or not to get the MacBook Pro 13 2022 without a touchbar or the MacBook Air 2022. Despite this, I've opted to go with the MacBook Air since I'm not overly concerned about the performance of the processor, and the fact that it has a redesigned keyboard and more autonomy appeals to me. However, when handled by Air, things take on a friendlier tone. Some users on the Internet are known to berate the camera in their videos. The camera isn't very good; there's a lot of background noise. Nevertheless, it was certainly not as bad as the one that was on Air 2022. In addition, to the best of my knowledge, it is basically the same as that found in all contemporary Apple computers. It is adequate for the purposes of my work. In contrast to the MacBook 12", this model has a fan; yet, even when under a significant amount of strain, it remains silent. In addition, the laptop itself does not overheat; nonetheless, it does become quite warm. Under same situations, the fan on the previous Air was significantly louder. The price tag, of course, leaves a lot to be desired, but considering that it is a working instrument in my case, I can afford to not save money on it.