M5 MacBook Air Review: Still the Best MacBook for Almost Everybody
Apple’s M5 MacBook Air starts at $1,099 with 512GB storage, removing the $999 entry model and offering GPU core options between 8 and 10 cores for different sizes.
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I Tested Apple’s M5 MacBook Air—It’s Still the One Most Laptops Chase
Apple's 2026 MacBook Air is largely unchanged on the outside, but its exceptional build pairs up with an even faster M5 chip and a major storage upgrade to secure its spot as a top-value ultraportable.
The M5 MacBook Air is the anti-Neo: No colors, no compromises
Macworld At a glanceExpert's Rating Pros Fantastic performance for this laptop class Double the storage capacity and performance All-day battery life and then some Cons Still no HDR or variable refresh rate Not much has changed in four years Our Verdict The more things change, the more the MacBook Air stays the same. It may not be much different from the model from last year or from 2022, but this is still a winning formula that works just r…
Apple Reveals MacBook Air with M5 Chip
Courtesy of Apple Apple MacBook Air enters a new chapter with the introduction of the M5 chip, bringing faster performance, expanded AI capabilities, and more storage to the company’s most widely used laptop. Available in 13-inch and 15-inch versions, the new model keeps the familiar thin aluminum design while upgrading the internal architecture in ways that matter for everyday work, creative tasks, and emerging AI workflows. TECH At the center …
M5 MacBook Air vs. M4 MacBook Air: I know the upgrade isn’t essential—but it tempts me
Apple just dropped the MacBook Air with M5, bringing a faster chip, double the storage, quicker SSD speeds, and… a higher starting price. In my M5 MacBook Air vs. M4 MacBook Air breakdown, the improvements show up in performance and storage, though the design feels very familiar. Like many hardware companies, Apple faces rising memory-chip costs. Suppliers focus on high-paying AI data centers over consumer products. But don’t let the higher pric…
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