Blazing speeds, better battery - but a disappointing camera

Super-fast; Great battery life; Retina display is superb

Webcam poor; Thick bezels

The MacBook Air (M1) is a small revolution. As much power as you could need in a light and silent design, with giant battery life.

Stunning performance; Fantastic battery life; Excellent build quality; Good screen

More ports would be nice; Webcam still not great; Some potential niche software compatibility issues

M1 Apple MacBook Air (2020): M1 Apple MacBook Air (2020): Why buy anything else?

Fast and quiet; Great battery life; Superb display

Some software may not run; M1 MacBook Pro has better sustained performance

If you were looking to buy a new laptop for the new year and your budget is in the Rs 1,00,000 range then look no further. Also if you were planning to buy the MacBook Air, then only buy this version as it costs the same as the Intel version.

All of which brings us to the question of whether you should leap in and buy this first-generation M1 hardware or wait for “M2”. There are reasons to wait, especially if you were hoping for a more radical redesign that takes advantage of reduced power demands and no fans.

Phenomenal performance Whisper-quiet operation Flawless display

No design change from previous generation

Great battery life, stays cool. Nice and portable Gold is a little bit more of a rose gold, which i find nice is nice but might catch others off guard.

i like the colour and the efficiency. it is very quick

Ive always enjoy Apple products, they are the best!

fast: the M1 chip is a performance beast silent: no fan, no noise cool: stay cool for most of the normal use build: Apple's top build quality as always

Very happy with the product however would never recommend shopping with Harvey Norman Online to anyone. Waited 2 weeks for my order to be reviewed, no where on the website does it state your order undergoes a review process. My money of course was debited from my account immediately. Customer service is an absolute joke. No phone number to call, only a messaging service who provide generic answers which are of no help at all.