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The MacBook is by far Apple's most popular line of computers. The company's laptops are in greatest demand due to their versatility. On the one hand, they are very convenient to use in a portable format. On the other hand, they are great for connecting a monitor and peripherals.

The MacBook model line is very diverse

1. MacBook Air on M1

• Chipset: Apple M1
  

• Processor: 8 cores
  

• Graphics: 7 or 8 cores
  

• Memory: up to 16 GB
  

• Storage: up to 2 TB
  

• Display: 13.3″
  

• Camera: FaceTime HD 720p
  

• Autonomy: up to 18 hours
  

• Weight: 1.29 kg
  

• Touch ID: yes
  

2. MacBook Air on M2

• Chipset: Apple M2
  

• Processor: 8 cores
  

• Graphics: up to 10 cores
  

• Memory: up to 24 GB
  

• Storage: up to 2 TB
  

• Display: 13.6″
  

• Camera: FaceTime HD 1080p
  

• Autonomy: up to 18 hours
  

• Weight: 1.24 kg
  

• Touch ID: yes
  

3. MacBook Air 15″

• Chipset: Apple M2
  

• Processor: 8 cores
  

• Graphics: 10 cores
  

• Memory: up to 24 GB
  

• Storage: up to 2 TB
  

• Display: 15.3″
  

• Camera: FaceTime HD 1080p
  

• Autonomy: up to 18 hours
  

• Weight: 1.51 kg
  Touch ID: yes
  

4. MacBook Pro on M3

• Chipset: Apple M3
  

• Processor: 8 cores
  

• Graphics: 10 cores
  

• Memory: up to 24 GB
  

• Storage: up to 2 TB
  

• Display: 14.2″
  

• Camera: FaceTime HD 1080p
  

• Autonomy: up to 22 hours
  

• Weight: 1.55 kg
  

• Touch ID: yes
  

5. MacBook Pro 14″

• Chipset: Apple M3 Pro or Max
  

• Processor: up to 16 cores
  

• Graphics: up to 40 cores
  

• Memory: up to 128 GB
  

• Storage: up to 8 TB
  

• Display: 14.2″
  

• Camera: FaceTime HD 1080p
  

• Battery life: up to 18 hours
  

• Weight: 1.61–1.62 kg
  

• Touch ID: yes
  

6. MacBook Pro 16″

• Chipset: Apple M3 Pro or Max
  

• Processor: up to 16 cores
  

• Graphics: up to 40 cores
  

• Memory: up to 128 GB
  

• Storage: up to 8 TB
  

• Display: 16.2″
  

• Camera: FaceTime HD 1080p
  

• Autonomy: up to 22 hours
  

• Weight: 2.14–2.16 kg
  

• Touch ID: yes
  

MacBook Air on M1

→ In short: schoolchildren and students, office workers, and all those who don’t know why they might need a MacBook with more power and screen size.

• Chipset: Apple M1
  

• Processor: 8 cores
  

• Graphics: 7 or 8 cores
  

• Memory: up to 16 GB
  

• Storage: up to 2 TB
  

• Display: 13.3″
  

• Camera: FaceTime HD 720p
  

• Autonomy: up to 18 hours
  

• Weight: 1.29 kg
  

• Touch ID: yes
  
  

Not just another laptop, but a true icon of portability. It is simply created to fit into a backpack or bag as easily as possible and not take up any space there at all. However, despite its very modest dimensions, it also has absolutely no problems with performance.

Whether it's studying, working with documents, or even editing photos, the laptop can handle it all with a bang. If you already have a productive Mac at home or in the office, this will be your trusty, portable, everyday companion. No wonder it won the hearts of users, becoming one of the most beloved MacBook models.

MacBook Air on M2

→ In short: for all those who value mobility and portability most of all - the ability to take a laptop with them in a case, backpack, or bag almost always.

• Chipset: Apple M2
  

• Processor: 8 cores
  

• Graphics: up to 10 cores
  

• Memory: up to 24 GB
  

• Storage: up to 2 TB
  

• Display: 13.6″
  

• Camera: FaceTime HD 1080p
  

• Autonomy: up to 18 hours
  

• Weight: 1.24 kg
  

• Touch ID: yes
  
  

The MacBook Air on M2 has become even lighter when compared to its predecessor. At the same time, it has raised the bar for its capabilities: it has an even greater performance reserve, as well as a larger screen. Plus, its design is 100% consistent with the entire line of current MacBooks.

When compared to its predecessor, this model has a brighter screen - 500 nits versus 400. The difference is especially noticeable when working outdoors. Don’t forget about the increased amount of RAM, thanks to which the laptop will work even more smoothly and quickly in absolutely any task.

MacBook Air 15″

→ In short: for all those who are looking for a relatively affordable MacBook with the maximum screen size and want to get the thinnest case in its class.

• Chipset: Apple M2
  

• Processor: 8 cores
  

• Graphics: 10 cores
  

• Memory: up to 24 GB
  

• Storage: up to 2 TB
  

• Display: 15.3″
  

• Camera: FaceTime HD 1080p
  

• Autonomy: up to 18 hours
  

• Weight: 1.51 kg
  

• Touch ID: yes
  

The 15-inch MacBook Air is a real breakthrough in the Apple laptop line. On the one hand, it remains true to the light and thin style for which everyone loves the company's airy laptops. On the other hand, there is much more space on its screen for both work and entertainment.

Modern laptop components emphasize that it will work as quickly and efficiently as possible. With the M2 chipset, the laptop can handle absolutely any task. Essentially, this is the same beloved MacBook Air, but with a noticeably larger screen, which is truly important for many today.

MacBook Pro on M3

→ In short: for all those who are looking for an excellent compromise between cost, performance, dimensions, as well as the size and quality of the built-in screen.

• Chipset: Apple M3
  

• Processor: 8 cores
  

• Graphics: 10 cores
  

• Memory: up to 24 GB
  

• Storage: up to 2 TB
  

• Display: 14.2″
  

• Camera: FaceTime HD 1080p
  

• Autonomy: up to 22 hours
  

• Weight: 1.55 kg
  

• Touch ID: yes
  
  

The classic 13-inch version of the MacBook Pro was replaced with a 14-inch version after the last Apple presentation. The new product exactly replicates the design of older models that use more efficient components. At the same time, it offers a very interesting compromise between power and cost.

This laptop does not have the familiar Touch Bar, which previously replaced traditional function keys. The computer returns users to the classic mechanical F1-F12 buttons, which many fans of the basic MacBook Pro missed for so long.

MacBook Pro 14″

→ In short: true professionals who work with visual content in any form or other complex tasks, but want to remain as mobile as possible.

• Chipset: Apple M3 Pro or Max
  

• Processor: up to 16 cores
  

• Graphics: up to 40 cores
  

• Memory: up to 128 GB
  

• Storage: up to 8 TB
  

• Display: 14.2″
  

• Camera: FaceTime HD 1080p
  

• Battery life: up to 18 hours
  

• Weight: 1.61–1.62 kg
  

• Touch ID: yes
  

The new 14-inch MacBook Pro, powered by Apple M3 Pro or Max chips, is designed to deliver the best performance across any software. He excels at video editing or 3D graphics processing - for him, this is nothing more than a warm-up for a real marathon.

This laptop is chosen by those who rely on quickly solving professional tasks, which it can handle without any problems at all. Of course, it is noticeably larger than the MacBook Air, so it is not as comfortable to carry, but this is not such a high price for so much noticeable power.

MacBook Pro 16″

→ In short: absolutely everyone is willing to sacrifice portability for the sake of a truly large screen and maximum power reserves for any possible task.

• Chipset: Apple M3 Pro or Max
  

• Processor: up to 16 cores
  

• Graphics: up to 40 cores
  

• Memory: up to 128 GB
  

• Storage: up to 8 TB
  

• Display: 16.2″
  

• Camera: FaceTime HD 1080p
  

• Autonomy: up to 22 hours
  

• Weight: 2.14–2.16 kg
  

• Touch ID: yes
  

On the one hand, this MacBook Pro may not seem the most convenient for those who are used to carrying a laptop with them everywhere. On the other hand, its size is justified, because with such high performance, it can cope with absolutely any task, and the large screen is a godsend for any project.

The 16-inch MacBook Pro is the choice of experienced programmers, graphics professionals, and other professionals. They all see it as the perfect balance between screen size, power, and out-of-office use. Plus, it has one of the best battery life among all Apple laptops.