The all-new 13-inch and 15-inch Apple MacBook Air M3s can drive two displays with the lid closed but still have a ton in common with the M2 models.
Here they are, the 13-inch and 15-inch Apple MacBook Air M3s. And I’ve got one of each. One in starlight and one in midnight. The midnight one is already covered in smudges, while the starlight shines bright, free of visible finger oils. But at least I can tell these two apart. The chassis of the 13-inch and 15-inch Air M3s are the same as their M2 predecessors: same wedgeless design, same dimensions and weight, same colorway options — same everything.
Same goes for the 15-inch MacBook Air, although its six-speaker sound system is noticeably better than the 13-inch’s four-speaker system. I tossed on some of my favorite songs that go hard on the low-end bass , and the 15-inch produced noticeably boomier bass lines than the 13-inch, which had as much base as a retro record player spinning vinyl.
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