The M1 MacBook Air Really Is As Good As The Reviewers Say It Is

Even if I’m a little late to the party

I finally did it. The timing was right for me to get the latest MacBook Air (M1, 2020). Yes, I know, Apple is expected to refresh this device later in the year, but I may not be in a position to purchase it then. Things are very much up in the air in my personal and professional life.

In early 2020, I purchased an upgraded MacBook Air in gold configured with 16 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD, and the Intel i5 processor. It was unquestionably a great machine for my needs and could/ would have lasted for many years to come. But like many who bought this model, either base or upgraded, we were somewhat taken back by Apple refreshing the Air later in that same year to include the M1 chip.

Up until now I had been very happy with my purchase, but in the back of my mind a niggling little thought kept creeping into the picture. What was I missing by not buying the M1 MacBook Air?

I read and watched numerous reviews of the device and almost every one of them touted the improvements to the MacBook Air just by Apple replacing the Intel processor with the M1. Again, what was I missing out on?

I was concerned that the base Air might not live up to all it’s hype. As is typically the case with Intel equipped computers, more RAM is always better, as is more storage, and with my new purchase I got neither. I came away hoping that I wouldn’t suffer buyers remorse.

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