In the Apple Silicon era, MacBooks have become more affordable than ever – with brand new models starting as low as $649.

However, the question remains: does it make sense to upgrade from an M1 or M2 MacBook Air? Is it a machine that ... alongside the classic Silver, Starlight, and Midnight finishes.

There’s a comforting sense of predictability in the new MacBook ... M1 Airs, those with older Intel models or even switchers coming from the Windows world—are still in for a treat as the Air ...

When it launched its M4 MacBook Air laptops, Apple dumped the M2 and M3 versions—and with them, its usual budget-Mac strategy ...

In a vacuum, many would mistake the new blue as silver ... If you have an M2 or M3 MacBook Air — fret not. There's little reason to upgrade to the M4. Even M1 users should take a moment to ...

There are of course Silver, Starlight ... and those who are still holding on to an Intel-era Mac or using the MacBook Air with the M1 chip, this is more than a serious performance foundation ...

Plus, you can get your M1 MacBook Air in a choice of colors: Space Gray, silver, or gold. Apple's budget darling, the still-strong M1 MacBook Air. (Credit: Molly Flores) Finally, we have the ...

Apple’s new MacBook Air has been recently updated to the M4 processor, and while the design remains the same as the M2 and M3 models before it, there are a few nice upgrades on the inside to make the ...

While the Apple MacBook Air M4 isn't a drastic departure from the M3, extra RAM, better external display support, webcam ...

With a lower starting price than the M3 model, the M4 MacBook Air offers excellent value for users upgrading from older models like the M1. Its combination of enhanced performance, increased RAM ...