As you should avoid the base model 13-inch MacBook Air, the same is worth it for the 15-inch version due to slow SSD write and read speeds.
, the same is worth it for the 15-inch version. Once again, Apple is equipping a single 256GB NAND chip, which offers slower SSD read and write speeds when compared to the other models with more storage available.. According to his tests, the single NAND chip offers benchmark results with a 30% to 50% reduction in SSD speeds when compared with the M1 MacBook Air, which offers two NAND chips of 128GB each.
That said, a single NAND chip with 256GB brings a slower transferring files to an external drive. When using your Mac up to its maximum, it might get slower, as Apple uses the SSD space as virtual memory when the physical RAM is being completely used.
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