Apple MacBook Air 13 - Early 2015

After some extensive testing, we found the MacBook Air (13-inch, Early 2015) to be little different overall to the 2014 model. The Thunderbolt 2 update will prove useful for connecting to high-resolution UHD displays, and a few percent of added...

The 2015 MacBook Air has unbeatable battery life and a superb build, but its lacklustre screen still holds it...

Performance and storage upgrades keep the already superb MacBook Air ticking over, but the low-resolution screen is starting to hold it...

The physical appearance of the MacBook Air 13-inch 2015 and the older ones is almost completely identical, but the performance is definitely not. With a better processor, extended battery life and the latest Mac OS X El Capitan, the MacBook Air 13-inch...

There's no denying it, the MacBook Air is showing its age. It's also showing itself as a remarkably capable, attractive ultraportable at any age. Read...

The 2015 MacBook Air is unexciting and not as fashionable as it once was, but its excellent battery life, decent performance and good selection of ports make it worthy of your consideration for another year. Though it doesn't quite pack the power...

For most people, we’d still point to the 13-inch Retina MacBook Pro as the best option (it’s not much heavier, and offers much better features), but if you want unimpeachable battery life on the move, this is the place to go. Those who bought last year’s model won’t find themselves in much of a state of envy, though.

The Macbook Air is Apple's slightly cheaper small laptop (prices start at £749). Buy if you want Apple sophistication in a light, more affordable package. Don't buy if you want a...