Apple 2024 MacBook Air 15-inch Laptop with M3 chip: Built for Apple Intelligence, 15.3-inch Liquid Retina Display, 16GB Unified Memory, 512GB SSD Storage, Backlit Keyboard, Touch ID; Space Gray

The 2024 MacBook Air 15-inch with the M3 chip is an absolute powerhouse in a sleek, lightweight design. The 15.3-inch Liquid Retina display is stunning—everything looks crisp and vibrant, making it perfect for both work and entertainment. Performance-wise, the M3 chip runs incredibly fast and efficiently, handling multitasking with ease. With 16GB of unified memory and a 512GB SSD, there’s plenty of speed and storage for most users. The backlit keyboard and Touch ID add extra convenience, and the Starlight color is a beautiful, subtle gold. If you're looking for a premium laptop that balances power, portability, and battery efficiency, this is an excellent choice!

Was in an immediate pinch when my DJ laptop finally crapped out on me (early 2013 MacBook Air). It was bogged down running dj software and interacting with hard drives for music and running a web browser in the background and could not keep up for the life of it…. Poof, she finally went. In comes this newest model MacBook Air and by god she’s screaming’ fast. I was able to run dj software, have a web browser open, interact with a 5TB SSD with over 75,000 songs on it, stream music options through the DJ Software and have the DJ software analyze songs for BPMs, Key, and Stems (a new technology that can Remove vocals, beats, instruments, etc) without ANY ISSUES AT ALL. My first Mac was only a 13in but this 15in screen is well worth the size and space for multitasking and just overall Home Screen space. I just got it a couple of days ago (at the time of writing this) but the battery life is no joke and the entire laptop just looks amazing and sleek. I do love how smooth the laptop opens and closes and it’s not heavy at all. If you’re not interested in Windows then I do recommend this. It serves all my purposes functionality wise when it comes to music edits, cutting, mixing and DJing. The one thing I’m not entirely a fan of is the material the laptop is made of because it seems to mark up with smudges a lot easier but nothing a quick techwipe won’t fix! If you’re interested in speed, reliability, functionality, high tech features and more, look no further!

I've had tons of great iPhones and iPods, one iMac, one Macbook Pro, and one iPad, and this computer is genuinely the best of all of them. It is incredibly fast, even when editing 4K video. I can have several Adobe apps open at a time, along with a bunch of internet tabs, and Obsidian and Movavi converting HD to 4K in the background, all fast, all beautifully executed. This computer has been running either On or in Sleep mode for three months and has not crashed. The screen is gorgeous, the sound quality is great, the keyboard and trackpad are exactly what you expect from a Mac. I have nothing bad to say about this computer. Not one thing. As a designer, video editor, and virtual assistant, it's a dream to work on and was worth every penny. Time will tell how long it lasts, but so far, I'm ecstatic that I own this machine.

I had a 13" M2 with 8 GB of memory and the slightly better processor. That was a great machine for general purpose stuff, but I do a lot of development, so I wanted something with a bit more oomph. This laptop is amazing. Super fast (was immediately ~30% faster at a set of python tests), and I really appreciate the larger screen and improved speakers. The screen feels much, much bigger than the 13". That said, the 15" definitely *feels* more like a laptop. The 13" is small enough that it feels almost feels like a larger tablet device. The 15", while only a half-pound heavier, really does start to feel more like a laptop because of the increased size. They're both brilliant machines, and all in all, I think I still prefer the 15". But I'd opt for the 13" if I traveled a lot with the laptop or I was going to be taking it too/from work or school. I'd go with the 15" if travel was a bit less frequent. If you're looking for a machine for light work (office tasks, browsing, watching video, light programming), the 8 GB version is probably fine. For anything else, I'd go 16 GB. 24 GB is probably pointless unless you're a massive power user (think: multiple VMs, serious programming development with big models, editing very large video, etc.), and at that point you should probably be looking at macbook pros.

So much better than my old laptop! This apple laptop is super lightweight and extremely portable. It has a long battery life and powers up quickly. It also charges fairly fast as well. Colors on the screen are pretty true and quality is great even when watching a movie.

Had it for a few years. No issues with it. Solid laptop.

I bought this after I got laid off with some of my severance pay because I hadn't had a new computer in over a decade. Good lord it's fast! I use it to design 3D printed products I sell, watch YouTube, web etc. the battery lasts longer than all day which is ridiculously amazing. it's so thin and light I had trouble finding a case that didn't seem bulky. I ended up using a case for a 14" laptop that fits snug on it. I love love love that my monitors actually power and charge it, so I can leave its tiny AC adapter in the bag so I can just grab it and GO when I need to. I've taken it on trips and it's so easy to lug around, easy to use on a plane in my lap or the tray table too. Be sure to get yourself a usb-c adapter dongle - I got one that snaps to the side that adds ports and such - only if you need older ports of course. I use it with 3 monitors via a 'DisplayLink' hub, that's the only drawback against this vs the PRO, by the way. You can only run 2 monitors natively, but the display link hub adds a 3rd (and more) and is even portable

I do like the MacBook. It’s got a strong battery life, nice graphics. What I don’t like is that I wish it had a separate numerical pad and touch screen. The touch pad is also difficult to use sometimes. You have to put more pressure on it to get it to work. Haven’t gone back to check; It may have mentioned these things in the product description. However, buy a mouse; makes a big difference in functionality.

This is expensive, but it's worth it if you can afford it and use your computer a lot. The black does get fingerprints on it easily but otherwise it's perfect so far (a few months of use).

as described

Great shape. No damage. Looks brand new. $600 cheaper than the 2025 model, it's a great buy.

Works as expected! It arrived on time and was realatively easy to set up and get going.

Love my new laptop! It showed up quick, very good transaction. Wouldn't hesitate to buy from this seller again.