Still, the new M4 MacBook Air is impressively powerful. I put it through GeekBench's CPU test and got great results: a 3,778 single-core score, and a 14,992 multi-core score. That's considerably faster than any earlier Mac when it comes to single-core operation, and roughly on par with an M2 Max when it comes to multi-core operation.

Apple offers three standard configurations each for the 13- and 15-inch MacBook Air. The 15-inch MacBook Air in this review is customized with more RAM and storage than the top-end standard configuration, which starts at 16GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. Here are the specs for our review unit:

MacBook Pro M4: Features a 14.2-inch Mini-LED ProMotion display with a 120Hz refresh rate and 1,000 nits of brightness. Its higher pixel density (254 PPI compared to the Air’s 224 PPI) and superior color accuracy make it ideal for creative professionals working on photo editing, video production, or graphic design.

Not only is the new MacBook Air more powerful, but it's also more affordable. The 13-inch model starts at $999, a whole $100 cheaper than the M3 model. And Apple's also given us a

Know which M4-powered MacBook model you should buy in 2025, the latest MacBook Air at Rs.99900 or the MacBook Pro at a much higher price.