Testseek.com have collected 122 expert reviews of the Apple MacBook Air 13.3 inch - Mid 2011 MC965 / MC966 and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple MacBook Air 13.3 inch - Mid 2011 MC965 / MC966.
July 2011
(87%)
122 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Core i5 processor and 4GB of memory provide a big performance lift, Backlit keyboard is back, Stunning design, Screen resolution is superb, Great clickpad implementation, Quick wake-from-sleep times, Thunderbolt port,
Pricey, Battery life could have been longer,
The Apple MacBook Air 13-inch (Thunderbolt) is a formidable player in the ultraportable space, thanks to a Core i5 processor, backlit keyboard, and Thunderbolt port. ...
Abstract: This is the biggest enhancement. My biggest complaint about past MacBook Airs was the lack of fast i/o ports. The USB 2.0 ports provided were painfully slow. Adding...
Bright and crisp display, Comfy backlit keyboard, Nearly double performance of last model, Thunderbolt support, Best-in-class trackpad
SD cards stick out from the side
We already loved the 13-inch MacBook Air, and Apple's improvements make it the perfect notebook as far as we're concerned. When you combine a sleek ultraportable design with a great display and touchpad then nearly double the performance--without sacri...
The MacBook Air is now in its fifth generation, and it's grown up from being a fancy play-thing for cashed-up road warriors to a machine that's fully capable of everyday computing. There are other thin-and-light laptops that offer better battery life, hi...
Fast performance. Quick boot. Excellent battery life. Thunderbolt capable. Backlit keyboard
Design hasn't evolved much. Still low in the storage stakes. Parts of the base get warm. Lacks ports common in other laptops. Thunderbolt isn't much use — yet
Apple's upgraded MacBook Air is a seriously fast performer — even if you only use it as a Windows machine. The switch to Sandy Bridge puts Apple's travel laptop on the top of the portable pile....
Excellent performance, Superb design, Great battery life
RAM isn't replaceable, No matte screen option, Still pretty pricey
Apple's latest MacBook Air still lacks replaceable components, still has an annoying glossy screen and remains relatively expensive. However, its performance upgrades with new Core i5 processors give it the extra grunt previous models were missing. Combin...
The MacBook Air has never been a laptop for everyone. It began as a niche laptop for a tiny sliver of the population, but in the intervening three years there’s been a sea change. Today, most people in the market for a Mac laptop should seriously consi...
Beautifully designed; Performs very well; Backlit keys are great;
Screen could be better quality; Lion can be a little weird to get used to;
Light, compact and powerful – these are the triumvirate features for portable computing today and the Air satisfies them all. Whether you install Windows under Boot Camp or Parallels to avoid some of Lion’s quirkier features, or stick with the new Mac...
Abstract: Key Features * 1,366 x 768 res 11in screen * 5 hour battery life * 1.6GHz Core i5 CPU * Backlit keyboard * 64GB SSDAs ever this latest model is a thing of beauty. A few detractors say they aren't fans of the overall aesthetic but to our ...
