MacBook Air (2019) 13″ – Intel Core i5 1.6GHz 2‑core CPU – 16GB RAM – SSD 256GB – Gold - Refurbished - Laptops

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RAM memory

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16 GB

Built-in memory

128 GB

256 GB

512 GB

Keyboard Type and Language

QWERTY

12-month warranty
30 days to return
Delivery included

Specification
Manufacturer's data
Frequently asked questions

Specification

Manufacturer	Apple
Model	MacBook Air
Operating system	macOS
Year of release	2019
Width	304
Depth/thickness	212
Height	15.6
Weight	1250
Color	Gold
Case material	Aluminium
Screen size	13.3"
Screen resolution	2560 x 1600
True Tone	Yes
Processor	Intel Core i5 1.6GHz
Number of CPU Cores	2
GPU	Intel UHD Graphics 617
RAM memory	16 GB
Built-in memory	256 GB
Hard Drive Type	SSD
Latest OS Compatibility	No
Battery	50.3 Wh
Webcam	720p FaceTime HD camera
Audio	Three-mic array, stereo speakers
Keyboard	Butterfly Keyboard
Keyboard Type and Language	QWERTY
Touch Bar	No
Touch ID	Yes
Connectivity	Wi‑Fi 802.11ac
Ports	2 x Thunderbolt 3, Audio in/out
Bluetooth standard	4.2
Water resistance	Due to the refurbishment process, we cannot guarantee the original water resistance level of IP68.
Box contents	Charging Cable, Power Adapter

Manufacturer's data

Manufacturer	Apple
Registered name	Apple Inc.
Addres	One Apple Park Way 95014 Cupertino, Stati Uniti d'America
Contact:	https://support.apple.com/

Frequently asked questions

Is it worth buying a MacBook Air (2019) 13″ with an Intel processor?

The MacBook Air 13″ from 2019 with an Intel processor is a good choice for those looking for a lightweight and elegant laptop for everyday tasks such as office work, web browsing or watching videos. This model features a Retina display, solid build quality and remains reliable for basic daily use. It is important to note that it is an older model and its Intel processor cannot match the performance and efficiency of newer Apple Silicon chips. If portability, design quality and price are your priorities, this model is a solid option. However, if you need more power, longer software support and higher performance for demanding tasks, a newer MacBook will be a better choice.

What is the difference between Apple Silicon and Intel processors?

The difference between Apple Silicon and Intel processors lies mainly in their architecture and performance. Apple Silicon chips are designed by Apple and based on ARM technology, combining high efficiency with excellent performance. Macs with Apple Silicon run faster, quieter and have much longer battery life. Intel processors use the x86 architecture, which was the long-time standard in Macs and still offers strong compatibility with older software. In practice, Apple Silicon provides better optimization with macOS, greater energy efficiency and smoother operation, while Intel can still be useful for those who rely on legacy programs.

Does the MacBook Air (2019) 13″ have an M1 or Intel processor?

The MacBook Air 13″ from 2019 comes only with an Intel processor. At that time Apple had not yet switched to its own Apple Silicon chips, and the M1 processor was introduced later in 2020. Therefore, all versions of the 2019 MacBook Air are powered by Intel Core i5 or i7 processors depending on the configuration.

What does it mean that a MacBook is refurbished?

A refurbished MacBook is a device that was previously used but has gone through a detailed process to restore its full functionality. Each unit is inspected, cleaned and, if necessary, repaired by our partners, and worn parts are replaced. The device is then thoroughly tested to ensure it works properly and meets high quality standards. While we cannot guarantee that all components are original or that the computer will look brand new, its performance remains completely reliable. It may show minor signs of use but works perfectly. Buying a refurbished MacBook allows you to get a quality device at a lower price while reducing electronic waste.