Sale! Apple 13″ MacBook Air 2014 Big Sur 4GB RAM 256GB SSD Certified Refurbished A1466

★★★★★ Easy to use! Anyone not familiar with apple products can easily learn to use this laptop. I really appreciate the volume and other control buttons right on the keyboard its self. It is a Great computer for business, students. Anyone can get a lot of great use out of this light weight easy to carry about laptop. Even though it's light weight don't underestimate its capability.

★★★☆☆ A fine little computer, but it's outer shell puts "coolness" before function. Though thinner it doesn't feel much lighter than my previous MacBook that was housed in a plastic case, but its metal case is slippery as hell and hard to handle without dropping. A cover is available but I find it inconvenient to put it in a cover and take it out constantly as I put it in and out of my briefcase for transport and use at different locations. I am currently considering covering its slippery exterior with sticky-back rough skateboard top material to make it manageable. It won't look as pretty and cool but it will be far more safely manageable in transport. The solid state memory and hard drive (no CD spinning) increases battery duration between charges noticeably. Unfortunately this also required sacrificing enjoying CD movies, so it isn't as functional as my previous MacBooks. In summary I would have preferred a plastic case and CD drive, even if it meant more frequent battery charges. All-in-all a mixed bag in which function was satisfied for a pretty but slippery metal case and longer function between battery charges. ... Not necessarily a good trade-off.

★★★★★ As others have said, this is a great machine, and the price is awesome. It works great, and has no problems with stability or performance. There is a slight ding on the corner of the lid, but that's to be expected. Cosmetically, it looks *much* better than the example pictured. The computer shipped with Mavericks installed, but I wouldn't have used the provided OS, anyway. Did a boot from Internet Recovery Mode (Command (⌘) – Option (⌥) – R combination) and reinstalled Mavericks. Then went to the App Store, and got the free upgrade to Sierra. I'd buy this a thousand times over. Great deal!