With the M3 MacBook Air now available to purchase, customers will get at least six exclusive features with this new laptop.
With the M3 MacBook Air now available at physical and online Apple Stores, customers will get at least six exclusive features with this new laptop, which Apple calls the best computer for AI. Although it's up to you to decide if the M3 MacBook Air is worth it, some experts have already reviewed this product and praised its form factor, processor, and battery life.
• Reduced fingerprints: The popular midnight color of the 15-inch M2 MacBook Air is back for the M3 models, this time with a new anodization seal to reduce fingerprints. Reviewers say this is one of the best features of the M3 MacBook Air • Support for two external displays: While older base model Apple Silicon Macs didn’t support more than one external display, Apple says the M3 MacBook Air works with up to two external monitors as long as the MacBook lid is closed.
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