13-inch MacBook Pro M1 review: Amazing breakthroughs in processing and battery performance | Macworld
Benchmarks: MacBook Air M1 beats 16in MacBook Pro on Geekbench | Macworld
Apple MacBook Air brings its M2 silicon to Geekbench - GSMArena.com news
MacBook Pro Performance (July 2018) - Geekbench
2020 MacBook Air vs 2019 MacBook Pro Performance Comparison - New Notebook Packs Serious Firepower in a Portable Package
M1 MacBook Air: Benchmarks and Hands-On Review
Initial MacBook Air benchmarks show up to 63% faster than predecessor, but not as fast as 2018 iPad Pro - 9to5Mac
First 2018 MacBook Air Benchmark Shows Moderate Gains Over 2017 MacBook Air and MacBook - MacRumors
Apple MacBook Air M1 Review for Photography Needs - Photography Life
The M1 MacBook Air is even faster than the most powerful Intel-based 16" MacBook Pro - BGR
MacBook Air gets over 1 million points in AnTuTu, wipes the floor with an iPad Pro - GSMArena.com news
Benchmarks for Mid-2012 MacBook Pro and MacBook Air - MacRumors
13-inch MacBook Air review: Performance charts | Macworld
14 & 16" MacBook Pro: Time to Buy? Reviews, Features and More
MacBook Air 2020 review: The most boring Mac is among the best | Ars Technica
Retina MacBook Pro Benchmarks
Apple M1 Hands-On Comparison: MacBook Air vs. MacBook Pro vs. Mac Mini - MacRumors
How to choose: 13-inch MacBook Air vs. 13-inch retina MacBook Pro | Ars Technica
MacBook Pro Performance (July 2018) - Geekbench
Apple Silicon M1 MacBook Air Benchmark: Fastest Mac Ever in Single-Core Performance • iPhone in Canada Blog
iPad Pro (2020) versus MacBook Air (2020): Performance & features | AppleInsider
M1 benchmarks prove Apple Silicon outclasses nearly all current Intel Mac chips | AppleInsider
Apple MacBook Air M1 Vs. MacBook Pro: Performance, Features, Battery
Apple MacBook Air M1 Review for Photography Needs - Photography Life
MacBook Air M2 benchmarks are in — here's how it stacks up to MacBook Pro | Tom's Guide
iPad Pro (2020) versus MacBook Air (2020): Performance & features | AppleInsider
MacBook Air 2020 review: The most boring Mac is among the best | Ars Technica
