| Colour | Grey Sideral |
| Grades | Grade A |
| Functionality | Fully functional device |
| Box | No Box |
| CPU | Coloure i3-1000NG4 |
| RAM | 8GB |
| Armazenamento | 256GB SSD |
| Estado da Bateria | Excelente |
| Teclado | DEU |
| Licença SO | macOS |
| Resolução do ecrã | Retina |
| GPU | Iris Plus 1.5GB shared |
| Screen Size | 13" |
| Ano de Lançamento | 2020 |
The Apple MacBook Air (13″ 2020) is a lightweight and efficient laptop, designed for everyday tasks such as web browsing, text editing, video conferencing, and multimedia consumption. Equipped with the Apple M1 processor, it offers a good balance between performance and battery life, allowing extended use without the need for frequent recharging. The 13.3-inch Retina display delivers vibrant colours and sharp text, suitable for productive work and light photography. The Magic Keyboard ensures a comfortable and quiet typing experience, while the unibody aluminium design provides durability and a sleek appearance.
This model is ideal for students, mobile professionals, and users who value portability and simplicity in daily use. The macOS operating system integrates well with other Apple devices, facilitating file sharing and continuity across equipment. Native applications are optimised for the M1 chip, ensuring smooth performance in common tasks such as document editing, browsing with multiple tabs, and high-definition video playback.
By purchasing this refurbished device from iOutlet, you benefit from a product that has been tested and verified before sale through the European certified refurbishment network. Each unit undergoes rigorous checks to ensure the correct functioning of essential components. The purchase includes a 24-month warranty, offering peace of mind and technical support should any issues arise. Choosing a refurbished product helps reduce environmental impact by extending the lifespan of quality equipment and promoting more responsible consumption. iOutlet ensures that all devices meet performance and safety standards without compromising the reliability expected of an Apple device.
