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Get ready for a 15-inch Macbook Air from Apple in 2023



Apple just unleashed the new MacBook Air M2 out in the wild now, and we are now receiving reports saying Apple is planning to release a 15-inch Macbook Air as soon as spring 2023. The company is possibly returning to tiny laptops as they are working on a new 12-inch laptop that will debut in late 2023 or early 2024. Also, Apple is probably planning to launch updated 14 and 16-inch MacBook Pros and late 2022 with the new M2 Pro and M2 Max chips, the laptop might debut in late 2023 or early 2024.

Apple has also been considering releasing a MacBook Air 15-inch this year, but they scrapped those plans to concentrate on the 13-inch model they just released this week.

A larger MacBook Air won’t be surprising, as Apple did confirm it at WWDC 2022 Saying that the MacBook Air was their best-selling laptop and a 15-inch version will appeal to a lot of buyers. Although it will make the MacBook Pro lineup more expensive, it will also make sense in light of iPhone 14 rumors suggesting you won’t have to buy a pro model to get a giant screen.

Get ready for a 15-inch Macbook Air from Apple in 2023

Get ready for a 15-inch Macbook Air from Apple in 2023


Apple just unleashed the new MacBook Air M2 out in the wild now, and we are now receiving reports saying Apple is planning to release a 15-inch Macbook Air as soon as spring 2023. The company is possibly returning to tiny laptops as they are working on a new 12-inch laptop that will debut in late 2023 or early 2024. Also, Apple is probably planning to launch updated 14 and 16-inch MacBook Pros and late 2022 with the new M2 Pro and M2 Max chips, the laptop might debut in late 2023 or early 2024.

Apple has also been considering releasing a MacBook Air 15-inch this year, but they scrapped those plans to concentrate on the 13-inch model they just released this week.

A larger MacBook Air won’t be surprising, as Apple did confirm it at WWDC 2022 Saying that the MacBook Air was their best-selling laptop and a 15-inch version will appeal to a lot of buyers. Although it will make the MacBook Pro lineup more expensive, it will also make sense in light of iPhone 14 rumors suggesting you won’t have to buy a pro model to get a giant screen.