Apple’s 15-inch MacBook Air sits in the thin-and-light part of the Mac range, competing with premium Windows ultrabooks that prioritise portability over fans and vents. This one is listed as Like New, which typically means a customer return or refurbished unit with minimal or no cosmetic wear, fully tested and working as expected (though packaging and accessories can vary).
Who suits the 15-inch Air over the 13-inch?
The bigger 15.3-inch Liquid Retina display gives you more room for split-screen work, timelines and spreadsheets, without stepping up to the heavier MacBook Pro line. With 16GB of memory, it’s better placed for multitasking, lots of browser tabs and light creative work than the older 8GB base models. A 512GB SSD also leaves breathing space for photos, apps and local files before you start leaning on external storage.
- 15.3-inch Liquid Retina — more usable workspace for documents and editing
- 16GB unified memory — smoother multitasking under macOS
- 512GB SSD — room for projects without immediate storage juggling


