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Here, dragging and dropping items - something you need to relearn on the Force Touch trackpads that appear on more advanced MacBooks - is a whole lot easier.įor comparison, I tried out the shallower, clickier keys on the 15-inch MacBook Pro (whose keys have 0.8 mm of travel and require 74 grams of actuation force). It’s also arguably easier to use than those in Apple’s 12-inch MacBook and MacBook Pros, as it actually moves. The MacBook Air’s 4.0 x 2.9-inch trackpad offers accurate tracking and a solid feel to each click. That speed, and the comfort I experienced during the test, is enabled by the 1.4 millimeters of travel in the keys, which require 72 grams of force to actuate. With it, I hit an average of 76 words per minute on the typing test, which isn’t too far from my 80-wpm average. The MacBook Air offers a pleasant typing experience, with keys that actually feel like they’re moving - something I’ll never take for granted again. The Swift 7 (105 percent), ZenBook UX330UA (106 percent) and 12-inch MacBook (117 percent) all rated higher. Our colorimeter measured the MacBook Air as producing 71 percent of the sRGB spectrum, which is beneath the 100 percent category average and low for this price. Unfortunately, this brightness isn’t enough to produce solid viewing angles, as I saw color darken at 45 degrees to the left and right. That’s similar to the 340-nit 12-inch MacBook, and it outshines the 290-nit category average, the 319-nit Swift 7 and the 286-nit ZenBook UX330UA. The Air tries to make up for its color deficiency with brightness, emitting up to 336 nits. While the screen managed to emit inky-black tones for a John Wick: Chapter 2 trailer, a wooden chest in the clip appeared more faded than it should have, and a burning house didn’t offer proper glow.
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The MacBook’s 1440 x 900-pixel screen has aged more poorly than any of its other aspects, lacking full HD and vibrant colors. MacBook Air 2017 displayĮven though Apple doesn’t seem to believe the Air needs a Retina-level, or at least full-HD (1920 x 1080 pixels) display, I felt as if my eyes had gotten worse after using this machine for extended periods, as text on the screen doesn’t look as sharp as it does on any of my personal devices. When you apply tension, this cable detaches more easily and safely than USB Type-C cables, which would pull a device down with it when snagged by a running pet or child. While some will lament the lack of USB Type-C or Thunderbolt 3 ports, I’m perfectly happy living an adapter-free life with those USB 3.0 ports and feeling like my notebook is safer thanks to the MagSafe connector. The Air splits its dual USB 3.0 ports between its sides, with a MagSafe 2 charging connector and headphone jack on the left and an SDXC memory reader and Thunderbolt 2.0 port on the right. Back then, it was the new kid on the streets, but now, everyone from Acer to LG is making even thinner metallic unibody notebooks. The MacBook Air’s unibody aluminum chassis is so iconic that it’s tied in my head to the late 2000s and early 2010s. The Acer Swift 7 (2.5 pounds, 0.4 inches), Asus ZenBook UX330UA (2.7 pounds, 0.5 inches) and 12-inch Apple MacBook (2.0 pounds, 0.5 inches) are all lighter and thinner. Weighing 3.0 pounds and measuring 0.7 inches thick, the MacBook Air doesn’t measure up well to more modern machines. Apple MacBook Air model A1466 Full SpecificationsĪpple MacBook Air model A1466 review Apple MacBook Air model A1466 2017 Design
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Connectivity options include Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth and it comes with 2 USB ports (2 x USB 3.0), Multi Card Slot, Mic In ports. Graphics are powered by Intel Integrated HD Graphics 6000. The Apple MacBook Air A1466 packs 128GB of SSD storage.
It is powered by a Core i5 processor and it comes with 4GB of RAM.
MacBook Air model A1466 is a macOS laptop with a 13.30-inch display that has a resolution of 1440×900 pixels.
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