Macbook Air Not Charging After Water Spill

I love the M2 MacBook Air. The addition of the MagSafe charging port and it freeing up a USB-Port along with its weight and speedy processor (without a fan) and camera upgrade make this perfect for me. It hardly ever gets warm compared to my 2017 Intel MacBook pro. Just wish that the mouse cursor wouldn't disappear behind the camera notch and instead skip past the notch but maybe that's something that will be fixed in a future MacOS update. For me it's definitely worth the 200$ extra compared to the M1 Air.

Use with a MacBook Air.

The best looking MacBook Air

After my ancient Mac went kaput late on a weeknight, I was able to order this refurbished Macbook Air online (at a price significantly lower than what was offered on Apple's website) and easily picked it up in person by 10:30 AM the next morning. I didn't miss out on any work, and received a gorgeous basically new computer. It's been a pleasure to use it and was yet another positive experience with B&H, which is a NY treasure.

I bought this item to backup all my photos and videos while travelling. After each day photo session, I transfer photos and videos from my SDHC card to my MacBook Air. I discard bad shots and do some adjustments for the good ones and store them in Aperture. After that first clean up, I export the working copies to My Passport (original size).That way I keep all the time 3 versions: originals on SDHC cards, good ones after the first sort on MacBook Air (in Aperture) and exported copies on My Passport.I keep My Passport with me all the time. If my laptop is stolen, I'm safe.

I purchased this for my 2018 Macbook Air. Attaching the screen to the laptop was extremely easy. After installing the drivers it was a very simple setup. Once I got it all dialed in it has been seamless. Definitely recommend this product for working at home or even if you want to surf while watching Netflix at the same. time. Also, it's very portable!

After six years of MacBook Pro's, I decided I no longer needed the firepower of those very fine machines and opted for the Air in part because I could not find anyone who could tell me anything bad or even slightly wimpy re the 2020 Air. The other part that prompted the switch was that demand for the Air appeared to persuade Apple to stick with something they pioneered but seemed to have fallen out of love with. If so many people continued to buy Air's even when not a lot of innovation was being invested in them, then who am I to ignore what the market was saying about the device. And the machine is light, fast, and has enough juice to keep an old guy like me chugging away in my eighth decade. (Yep, I am heading toward 71 in a few months.) The point here is that Apple continues to make very good devices that outlast the competition and meet lots of peoples' needs for computing, communication and creativity, even for old farts such as I who started a thousand years ago with PCs and see the Air as my buddy for quite a few years to come.

I appreciate its multifunction. In the air, water and land.

R7 to Macbook Air with ease.

Exactly what I needed for my MacBook Air.