Review on Renewed Apple MacBook Air - 13-inch Retina Display, 💻 1.6GHz Dual-core Intel Core i5, 256GB in Gold (Latest Model) by Aashiva Pal ᠌

I had to downgrade this kid from the most recent MacBook Pro 16 2022 since it proved to be too cumbersome and hefty for me, and it was difficult to carry around with me. Although I went with the base package, I upgraded the amount of RAM to 16 gigabytes. The Pro 16 appeared to work fairly quickly and pulled a lot of things, but at the same time it could warm up from simple tasks like watching videos on YouTube to the point where you couldn't keep it on your knees because it would start making noise or slowing down. The first impressions are only favorable. It starts up anything instantly and at any volume you want it to. There are no issues at all with this. For instance, Windows was operable while Parallels was running, along with a number of tabs in Safari, Excel, and a few other windows; this was accomplished without any slowdowns and, more significantly, without any noise. There have been a lot of different Macbooks that I've owned, and each one seems to be a little better than the one before it, but this one is just a step back. It is well worth the money and I strongly advise you to purchase it, particularly if you do any kind of work on a computer rather than just watch television shows. The only thing left to do now is wait until Apple releases a product that is comparable to Microsoft's Surface, which will allow users to have a touch screen and use it independently from the keyboard. However, this remains nothing more than a pipe dream for the time being: I purchased it at the official Apple store using a student discount; the total price was 113 thousand dollars, and the delivery time was approximately one month.