Apple 13-inch MacBook Air: Apple M2 chip with 8-core CPU and 8-core GPU, 256GB with Optional Microsoft 365 Family 12m Midnight £1119 @ Very

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Edited by a community support team member, 16 January 2023

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16th Jan
A lot of reviewers seem to advise steering clear of the 256Gb model as Apple cheaped out by using only one chip for the SSD instead of the two used in the M1 edition. Said it can bottleneck data transfer speed. (edited)
16th Jan
It can but its not noticeable unless you're pushing it beyond media consumption/browsing.
16th Jan
Also the same price on Amazon.
16th Jan
Patiently waiting on the Costco 512gb and 16gb Ram deal
16th Jan
Oh?
16th Jan
Is this the one that has a full touch screen?
16th Jan
Are you from the future?
16th Jan
Same price everywhere for a while now..
16th Jan
£1104.99 at Costco, but similar price everywhere atm.
19th Jan
Rumours of the M3 variant surfacing later in the year already starting to circulate!

Apple need to stop being so bloody secretive about their hardware releases as either way a percentage of potential customers will hang fire on buying once solid rumours appear.

Dropping their prices by a good 25% wouldn’t go amiss either, as they’d still be making serious profits on that!
29th Jan
Not really interesting as it'll be the same body as this for another gen or two and the M2 is more than adequate for typical MBA usage. The big jump was going from Intel to M1. M1 to M2 wasn't earth shattering and I'd expect M3 to be similar. (edited)
22nd Jan
After buying Macbooks for my son (uni) and daughter (college, now uni), I would suggest buying a decent MS laptop. I am fairly disgusted by the Rotten Core being so unsustainable. The cost vs storage is outrageous, which may make you consider buying a 'smaller' machine. Be aware that these things cannot be upgraded, neither memory or storage (unless that changed from 2019, but considering how Apple insist on protecting their inflated prices, I doubt it).
27th Jan
Thing is I agree they are overpriced but.. nothing touches Apple for quality of build and actual performance, my current Macbook Pro is an early 2015 thats now 8 years old. and its still going strong I jsut replaced the battery this year for under £100 it cost me £1300 8 years ago.