Apple MacBook Air 15-inch Review: A Bigger Screen for a Better View
There are a very small handful of differences between the two versions. The 15-inch is 3.3 pounds, vs. 2.7 pounds for the 13-inch, but the bigger footprint still makes it feel very light for its size. The screen resolution jumps slightly, from 2,560x1,664 to 2,880x1,864, and the audio system has four speakers total instead of just two.Other than that, it’s mostly identical to the 13-inch Air, with two USB-C ports and a MagSafe connection on the left side, an audio jack on the right.
Especially if you wear glasses, or, like me, you wear progressive lenses and still need to bump the zoom on your Google Docs up to 125% or even 150%, the bigger screen on the new Air is fantastic. In the past few days, I’ve subbedfor my usual 13–inch machine. Since doing so, I have completely ignored the larger monitor that I occasionally plug the 13-inch into on my desk.
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