The 2019 edition of Apple's MacBook Air is cheaper and has a slightly richer feature set than its solid predecessor, making it a decent ultraportable for buyers who won't perform many resource-intensive computing tasks.
Thin, sleek, and light; Excellent design and build quality; Large, accurate touchpad; Very long battery life; Fingerprint reader
Humdrum performance on benchmark tests; Very short key travel on a polarizing keyboard; Limited port selection; No touch screen
There's not a lot that's changed with 2019's iteration of the MacBook Air - it's a minor tweak on the major changes Apple introduced last year . It still has a beautiful Retina display - only now it's True Tone so it matches the color temperature of the room.
Touch ID for login; True Tone display looks great; Thin; classic design
Processor can sometimes struggle; USB-C ecosystem still a hassle; Can you really trust this keyboard
While a solid entry with an excellent new screen, the 2019 MacBook Air's dual-core processor is starting to feel underpowered. Even with a lower entry price, it's still very expensive considering its light starting specification and pricey upgrades.
Lovely design; Screen is great; Fantastic battery life; New lower price
Underpowered; Lack of storage space; Pricey to upgrade; Only two Thunderbolt 3 ports; Expensive
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