After using the 15-inch MacBook Air for the past week, I'm not looking forward to returning to my usual work laptop, a 14-inch MacBook Pro. I've grown to appreciate the larger screen and thinner ...

Apple offers three standard configurations each for the 13- and 15-inch MacBook Air. The 15-inch MacBook Air in this review is customized with more RAM and storage than the top-end standard ...

Less than a year after the first 15-inch MacBook Air debuted, its successor has landed in a redefined laptop market, with fresh competition from Intel-based desktop replacements. Now with Apple ...

Last year, Apple finally gave its fanatics a big-screen ultraportable notebook with the 15-inch MacBook Air. This week, we've got the same two computers with slightly faster chips. They didn't ...

If you are using the MacBook Air 15-inch for your day-to-day work, you’ll also find that it's an ideal video conferencing machine thanks to its crystal clear mic and 1080p webcam. Long gone are ...

But no one is snickering at the latest in the lineup. The 15-inch MacBook Air may have Pro die-hards thinking twice when time comes to buy their next Mac. This bigger laptop is the third size ...

Although Apple's 15-inch MacBook Air M2 doesn't revolutionize the lineup, it raises the bar in a big way. Its extra real estate goes a long way, and Apple's efficient battery life goes even further.

The 15-inch is for you. Prefer a more compact design? It’s the 13-inch model. If only all choices were this simple. The MacBook Air is one of Apple’s most enduring products. Ever since Steve ...

Thankfully, Apple has debuted its first-ever 15-inch MacBook Air, and while it isn’t the most exciting change given it’s essentially the same machine as last year, the larger display makes it ...

Find out more about how we test and score products.“ The 15-inch MacBook Air is for exactly one type of person. It’s not for creative professionals sitting in front of Premiere all day.

The 15-inch MacBook Air arrived with a range of impressive features and performance at an affordable price. But is it a good replacement for those with a 16-inch Intel MacBook Pro or earlier?