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Review on 13.3" Apple MacBook Air 13 Early 2015 1440x900, Intel Core i5 1.6 GHz, RAM 4 GB, SSD 128 GB, Intel HD Graphics 6000, macOS, MJVE2RU/A, grey by Aneta Stawarz ᠌

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I was surprised by the quality for this price.

I bought it from my hands to get acquainted with the world of poppy OS. Let me tell you, I have no regrets! Laptops are worth the money, that's for sure. Better quality is hard to find. I took it not for toys, for toys there is pitch. Took for work and for study. Little memory, but I knew what I was taking. In principle, if you take 256 GB, then it's normal. The trackpad is the best. Maxsafe is just awesome I will say this, as long as I work on it, I enjoy it. Without exaggeration. The keyboard does not bend, as on others, it glows beautifully, which keeps the battery from morning to evening. The price is high. But for myself I decided to save up better and buy it, or, in extreme cases, buy it from my hands, if you know how to do it of course. A laptop is not for hard work, it is better to write the same music or open Photoshop on a large computer with a large screen. The laptop is not for games! It is for more like a portable assistant, text, surf, book reading, travel. If I go on a business trip, I will take it with me, as it weighs a little more than a kilogram than some other heavy laptop. As for the games, if anyone needs it, I put WoT on it and calmly played at the minimum settings with an FPS of about 40-60. I put it when it was boring away from home, in general it was possible to play. My next book will be a macbook. I'm used to it like I've been using it all my life. Seriously, I speak objectively as it is. Do not expect great power from him, let's say this is an advanced iPad with keyboard and a full-fledged OS. For everything else, there are PCs, or other types of laptops.

Pros
  • materials Build quality The weight The size Working hours System
Cons
  • Price I want more ram and ssd