can you get an ethernet cable for macbook air mid 2012

And remember, once you've settled on a configuration, you'll have little means of upgrading it in the future - there's no easy way to open up a MacBook Air, and many components are soldered into place - so consider that when thinking about the lifespan of your new machine.

Keep that in mind when cross-referencing our performance findings against whichever configuration you may eventually opt to purchase. The model iMore has been supplied with for this review has the 8-core CPU / 10-core GPU M2 configuration, with a 1TB SSD and 16GB of RAM, which runs up a price tag of $1,899 / $1,949. You can max out the spec list by adding up to 24GB of RAM, as large as a 2TB SSD, and an optional 67W USB-C fast charger, which pushes the price up to $2,499 / £2,549. The base model has only a single-port 30W charger.

That rises to $1,499 / £1,549 for the step-up model which includes a 512GB SSD, 8GB of RAM, and an 8-core CPU / 10-core GPU chipset, as well as a dual-port 35W USB-C charger. It's a $200 / £250 bump over its predecessor. The M2 MacBook Air now starts at $1,199 / £1,249 for the base spec with 8GB of RAM, 256GB of SSD storage, and an 8-core CPU / 8-core GPU chipset. With an all-new design comes some pricing changes for the MacBook Air.

Can you get an ethernet cable for macbook air mid 2012