Review on 13.3" Laptop Apple MacBook Air 13 Mid 2017 1440x900, Intel Core i5 5350U 1.8 GHz, RAM 8 GB, LPDDR3, SSD 128 GB, Intel HD Graphics 6000, macOS, MQD32, silver by Petar Vachkov

Every aspect is perfect. for use at work and school. mostly for use while working with images, movies, and text. In theory, the macOS operating system is straightforward, and if you have never used it before, you will be able to rapidly grasp everything. Before purchasing a laptop, there were Apple devices, and the switch from Windows to macOS went well. Yes, some key switching is still uncommon, but nothing can be quickly grasped. Operating system errors occur without additional expense. Simply creating an Apple ID is sufficient. For those who own other Apple devices, the ability to connect them all and avoid additional hassles when transferring files from your phone and tablet to your PC and vice versa is a huge convenience. The fact that all the music and photographs from the phone were automatically transferred to the laptop makes me extremely happy. For his ideas and inventions, Steve Jobs deserves respect, as do fluffy clouds. I didn't bring a second mouse since I was worried I wouldn't be able to use the touchscreen (in the past, I had to use the mouse on other computers because the touchscreen was inconvenient). The touchscreen on the MacBook is so cool and convenient that it eliminates the need for a mouse (except when processing images, of course). The battery is silent and has a long lifespan. Very lightweight and pleasant, making it no longer a hassle to bring a laptop along when traveling. It's really cool that the wire is attached to a magnet so that if someone touches it, the laptop won't fall to the ground; instead, it will simply detach and stay put. On the advice of friends, I bought the same laptop without hesitation and have never looked back. No wonder I've wanted to buy for so long.