Review on 13.3" Apple MacBook Air 13 Late 2020 2560x1600, Apple M1 3.2 GHz, RAM 8 GB, SSD 256 GB, Apple graphics 7-core, macOS, MGND3ZP/A, Gold, English layout by Ewa Winiewska ᠌

As usual, Apple has unveiled a promotional cranberry. There are a lot of problems with the new Mac that weren't there before. One, the display, is marred by scuffs left by the keyboard (another manufacturing flaw). In two years, the screen on my old Poppy, which I used for two, will be in a terrible state. Mac users have been experiencing this issue, known as Staingate 1.1, since 2022. It's a disgrace to introduce a product with such a dim display in 2022, when frameless OLED screens can make laptops more efficient, brighter, and cooler. Both the new M1 and the soldered SSD are the result of shoddy engineering. A year from now, you can throw out your MacBook because tests have already revealed a flaw that rapes the SSD of brand-new laptops if nothing is done to remedy it. 3. The battery is more powerful, but it dies 10 times faster than on previous poppies, with many users reporting that 20% of their battery life has already been used up after only half a year. The 18 hours of autonomy that Tim KOKA claims to have are all in his brain and are a marketing ploy to sell more blochers. A typical workday for the laptop lasts roughly 7 hours. Basically all you'll be doing is checking email, making phone calls, and analyzing websites in this employment. Simply put, there is no complication. Obviously, this is a significant increase, but it's not three times as much as was initially stated. More lying. M4: No M1 software exists. A year and a half have gone, and nothing is working, not even through Rosetta. The only way to do so is to purchase licenses for every applicable software. An immobile office building, if you will. Fifthly, joining pieces. Whoever designed the two connectors on the same side thus close together must be a genius. A substantial rope is attached to one-half of the hubs. In the main, obosrantus appeared, as it does every time. Although it has less issues than a butterfly keyboard, this one makes you feel like you just dropped $700 on it. Not at all like high-end stuff.