If you’re already in the Apple ecosystem, transferring anything between Apple devices is at least less of a problem, thanks to AirDrop. Ideally, you’ll want to invest in a Type-C hub which has connectors for USB Type-A ports, Ethernet, and maybe an SD card reader. The problem with having just Type-C ports is that connecting most common accessories to the laptop is next to impossible without an adapter. The 2020 refresh now supports one 6K or up to two 4K external displays through the Type-C ports. The physical connectors on the MacBook Air (2020) have been reduced to just two Thunderbolt 3 Type-C ports and a headphone jack. The MacBook Air (2020) has fewer ports (right), compared to the 2017 MacBook Air (left) I found it to be quite handy for previewing images and documents. You feel a stronger haptic pulse to know you’ve performed the action. There’s also a Force Click gesture that you perform by continuing to apply pressure after the click registers. The trackpad also supports Force Touch, which means you get haptic feedback when you press down on any part of it. Despite the increase in size, I didn’t face any accidental presses or cursor movements while typing. The trackpad is 20 percent larger compared to the non-Retina model and feels just as responsive as before. There are a total of three microphones placed around the laptop, and thanks to the dedicated T2 security chip, you can use the ‘Hey Siri’ voice command to summon Siri at will. Apple says it can deliver twice the bass and up to 20 percent higher volume compared to the non-Retina model. The MacBook Air (2020) has stereo speakers, one on each side of the keyboard. The latter works well with just a tap and is useful for logging in to the system, authorising app downloads, and when you need to autofill credentials for websites in Safari. It also houses Apple’s Touch ID fingerprint sensor. The key layout is very familiar, except for the power button, which is smaller compared to the non-Retina model. The new keys feel very responsive thanks to the 1mm of travel and aren’t noisy when you type. The MacBook Air (2020)’s new Magic Keyboard feels responsive and comfortable to type on
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We first saw it on the 16-inch MacBook Pro last year. Apple has finally retired its problematic butterfly mechanism in favour of a new scissor mechanism. One of the biggest changes to the new MacBook Air (2020), is the Magic Keyboard. While the aluminium lid offers plenty of protection, the display still flexes easily when you touch it with a bit of pressure. One thing that I found a little odd was that the upper corners of the display aren’t rounded, but the ones at the bottom are. The bezels around the display are slimmer too, which makes the laptop look more modern. You also get Apple’s True Tone technology, which automatically adapts the colour temperature of the display to ambient light. The 13.3-inch IPS Retina display looks great and is a big step up from the non-Retina model, with a much higher resolution of 2560×1600 pixels. I’d still pick the silver or space grey colours over this, but that’s just a personal choice. If you want to make a statement every time you visit a Starbucks, then I can see the appeal of the gold option. The “gold” MacBook Air (2020) that I have more closely resembles rose gold, and looks a lot better than the rose gold finish of some older iPhone models. The MacBook Air (2020) features a Retina display and supports the latest Intel CPUs The Apple logo on the lid isn’t backlit anymore, but instead features a mirror finish, which complements the matte finish on the rest of the body. The entire body is built using 6000-series aluminium, which makes it feel very sturdy. The overall size of the laptop is smaller, making it a lot more portable, and it’s a bit lighter too, starting at 1.29kg. If you’re used to the older non-Retina MacBook Air, like I am, then there’s a lot that’s new. The MacBook Air (2020) continues with the same design of the 2018 refresh, but is just slightly thicker and heavier. MacBook Air (2020) design: Almost perfect I’ve been using the base version of the MaBook Air (2020) as my primary laptop for a few days, and it’s time to see how much of a difference these changes have made. In a very non-Apple move, the official starting price of the laptop is also now roughly Rs. The new MacBook Air (2020) boasts of three major changes compared to its predecessor - a new Magic Keyboard, 10th Gen Intel processors, and 256GB of storage for the base variant (up from 128GB). Today, we’ll be reviewing the latest 2020 model of the MacBook Air, which promises an improved keyboard based on customer feedback. However, the shallow keyboard that Apple introduced with that revision has been criticised quite heavily. It’s long been the go-to laptop for professionals and students, and in 2018, it got even better when Apple finally overhauled the design. Apple’s MacBook Air needs no introduction.
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