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Apple's latest iPad Pros, MacBook Air, and Mac mini have started rolling in. While we've been rounded up, we're also looking for more
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Retina MacBook Air Video Reviews:
Leading the way today is the new Retina MacBook Air. For CNET, Dan Ackerman takes a close look at MacBook Air, its predecessor, the 12-inch MacBook, and the 13-inch MacBook Pro. He also touches the third-generation Butterfly keyboard, which also includes Touch ID support despite the lack of a Touch Bar.
Meanwhile, iJustine walked through the unboxing experience of Retina MacBook Air. Like earlier unboxing videos, the MacBook Air includes color-matched Apple stickers, as well as 30W power brick. iJustine also offers a new look at the new MacBook Air compares to the old 11-inch model.
Jason Snell's look at the new MacBook Air is also worth a watch, as it offers a detailed look at the sizing differences between the new model and its predecessor.
Here are a handful of the early MacBook Air Retina
iPad Pro Video Reviews:
Early iPad Pro reviews also started hitting YouTube. One of the more interesting videos comes from Ian Barnard, who is the new iPad Pro and Apple Pencil and then takes a look at the new devices work for an artist. For instance, he notes that the double-tap functionality is useful in theory, but it is not always reliable for in-the-moment use.
In its unboxing and setup look at the new iPad Pros, YouTuber Karl Conrad offers a close look at how the 12.9-inch and 11-inch models compare in size. Conrad also shows off the new 18W power brick included with the iPad Pro, as well as the lack of color-matched Apple stickers.
In CNET's review, Scott Stein notes that the new iPad Pro "double down" on what it's good at, but says it's still not perfect, nor is it designed for everyone. Perhaps most notable is Stein's comparison between the new 12.9-inch iPad Pro and the last-gen model. The difference between the two in terms of size and bezel is incredibly jarring.
Here are a handful of the early iPad
Mac mini Video Reviews:
Last but certainly not least is the brand new Mac mini. In his review of the new Mac mini, Marco Arment does an excellent job of explaining how to get the most out of the machine.
Jason Snell offers a look at the wide-array of Mac mini ports, which include Gigabit Ethernet, Thunderbolt 3 oven, HDMI, 2 USB-A, and a headphone jack. Snell also notes that the Mac mini is identical to its predecessor in terms of form factor, which is crucial to those who use the machine in modular setups.
Lastly, iJustine shows off editing using Final Cut Pro on the new Mac mini. She also offers a great look at the Mac mini works paired with Apple's Space Gray Magic Trackpad and Magic Keyboard, and LG's 4K USB-C display.
Here are a handful of the early Mac
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