Testseek.com have collected 106 expert reviews of the Apple MacBook Air 11.6 inch - Late 2010 MC505S / MC506S and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple MacBook Air 11.6 inch - Late 2010 MC505S / MC506S.
October 2010
(82%)
106 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(81%)
211 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
820100106
The editors liked
Extremely thin and light
Sturdy build quality
Very good display
Comfortable keyboard
Excellent trackpad
Good battery life
Quick startup time
Respectable performance despite slow processor
Amazingly slim design
Great keyboard/trackpad combo
New iLife '11 software included
Decent graphics performance
16
9 display.
Slim
Thin
Elegant
Stylish
Unibody aluminum shell
Well built
Builtin flashstorage is really fast
Improved Nvidia GeForce 320M graphics
Battery lasts 5 hours
Runs surprisingly cool
The editors didn't like
No backlight for keyboard
No external battery status indicator
Speakers could have been bit louder
64GB on base model is too less
128GB model is too expensive
Pricey for an 11-inch laptop with an older processor
Abstract: Apple's Macbook Air is a a notebook that is aimed at people who like to travel light and still have the full functionality of notebook. The original Macbook Air that was launched in 2008 got updates through 2008 and 2009 in terms of hardware, but not i...
Extremely thin and light, sturdy build quality, very good display, comfortable keyboard, excellent trackpad, good battery life, quick startup time, respectable performance despite slow processor
No backlight for keyboard, no external battery status indicator, speakers could have been bit louder, 64GB on base model is too less, 128GB model is too expensive
The 64GB MacBook Air is priced at Rs. 60,900 (MRP). Now it might seem that the price is a bit on the higher side, but as we found out during the review, you do actually get what you pay for. Let's face it; you will be hard pressed to find a machine tha...
Older Core 2 Duo processor, No ethernet, card slot
The 11-inch MacBook Air ultraportable laptop is an elegant style statement. It has speedy flash storage, improved graphics and offers 5 hours of battery life. A well-balanced 11-inch premium slim laptop that sells for an attractive price. ...
Abstract: The new 11-inch Air is undeniably gorgeous and will win many people over purely for its looks, but is sadly just a bit too underpowered to be recommended wholeheartedly.
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Published: 2010-10-26, Author: Dan , review by: asia.cnet.com
Amazingly slim design; great keyboard/trackpad combo; new iLife '11 software included; decent graphics performance; 16:9 display.
Pricey for an 11-inch laptop with an older processor; lacks backlit keyboard and SD card slot.
Very slim and light, Large multitouch touchpad, Shell nicely finished, HDReady screen (1366 x 768)
Glossy panel, Very reduced interface connectivity
The Macbook Air is an ultra-portable with a good power/size ratio. Note however that if size is not a decisive factor in your choice, the MacBook Pro offers better battery life and much better performance. ...
Extremely slim and portable, Well built and elegantly designed, Fun to use, Good display
Poor port selection, Mediocre performance, Expensive
The 11-inch Apple MacBook Air is remarkably thin and really enjoyable to use. But its paltry port selection and lack of real grunt mean it won't appeal to everyone....
Build, design, powerful for its size, great screen, exemplary keyboard
Price, inevitably lacks connections, no battery indicator
The MacBook Air isn’t about affordability, it’s about making a statement, it’s about travelling light without having to sacrifice power and design. It won’t suit every taste and the lack of optical drive and connections will make the MacBook Air imprac...
To A Comprehensive ReviewTaking in to account the number of considerations that have to be made when creating a product such as the MacBook Air, it’s incredible to think that so much has been packed in to such a small enclosure. When you use the new A...
