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1. Apple MacBook Air M2 (16 GB/256 GB, 13.6')
The MacBook Air M2 remains a balanced pick with its lightweight 1.24 kg frame, bright 13.6-inch display, and 16 GB RAM for smooth multitasking. While storage is limited to 256 GB, it's more than capable for students, remote workers, and casual creators who value portability without compromising performance. The Midnight finish adds a touch of style, making it a perfect everyday machine for people who want solid speed and efficiency in a compact form. Best for students and professionals on the go.
2. Apple MacBook Air M4 (16 GB/256 GB, 13.6')
Apple's new M4 chip powers this Air, promising better performance and efficiency than its predecessor. At just 1.24 kg, with 16 GB RAM and a 13.6-inch Retina display, it handles heavier workflows like coding, research, and editing with ease. The 256 GB SSD may limit storage, but cloud users won't feel the pinch. The Sky Blue finish gives it a modern vibe. Best for students, coders, and professionals who need cutting-edge performance in a lightweight laptop.
3. Apple MacBook Pro M3 (8 GB/1 TB, 14')
This MacBook Pro pairs Apple's M3 chip with 1 TB SSD storage, offering enough space for projects, photos, and videos. At 1.55 kg, it's portable yet powerful, making it ideal for creative professionals. The 14-inch Retina display ensures crisp visuals for editing or entertainment. With 8 GB RAM, it's not built for extreme multitasking, but still delivers strong day-to-day performance. Best for working professionals, content creators, and business users who want big storage in a capable MacBook.
4. Apple MacBook Air M3 (8 GB/256 GB, 13')
Compact and efficient, this 13-inch Air with the M3 chip is a solid entry point into the MacBook ecosystem. Weighing just 1.24 kg, it's built for travel and daily use. With 8 GB RAM and 256 GB SSD, it's suited for browsing, streaming, office apps, and light creative tasks. The Silver finish keeps it classic. Best for students, young professionals, and first-time MacBook buyers who want a balance of performance and portability without stretching the budget.
5. Apple MacBook Pro M3 Max (36 GB/1 TB, 14')
The powerhouse of the line-up, this MacBook Pro M3 Max is for users who demand top-tier performance. With 36 GB RAM and 1 TB SSD, it breezes through 4K video editing, 3D rendering, and demanding creative workflows. The 14-inch Retina display paired with the Space Black finish looks sleek and professional. At 1.62 kg, it's slightly heavier but still portable. Best for creators, developers, and professionals who want a future-proof laptop that can handle anything thrown at it.
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