MacBook Air and MacBook Pro Weight Comparison

For many people, the weight of their MacBook becomes a key factor when making a buying decision, whether for home or travel use. We did a MacBook Air and MacBook Pro Weight Comparison.

MacBook Air

1. 2017 MacBook Air
   • Display: 13.3-inch
   • Weight: 1.34 kg
2. 2018 MacBook Air
   • Display: 13.3-inch Retina Display
   • Weight: 1.25 kg
3. 2019 MacBook Air
   • Display: 13.3-inch Retina Display
   • Weight: 1.25 kg
4. 2020 MacBook Air (M1)
   • Display: 13.3-inch Retina Display
   • Weight: 1.27 kg
5. 2022 MacBook Air (M2)
   • Display: 13.6-inch Retina Display
   • Weight: 1.25 kg
6. 2023 MacBook Air (M2, 2 versions)
   • Display: 13.6-inch Retina Display
   • Weight: 1.24 kg
7. 2023 MacBook Air (M2)
   • Display: 15.3-inch Retina Display
   • Weight: 1.51 kg

MacBook Pro

1. 2017 MacBook Pro (2 versions)
   • Display: 13.3-inch and 15.4-inch
   • Weight: 1.37 kg (13-inch) and 1.83 kg (15-inch)
2. 2018 MacBook Pro (2 versions)
   • Display: 13.3-inch and 15.4-inch
   • Weight: 1.37 kg (13-inch) and 1.83 kg (15-inch)
3. 2019 MacBook Pro (3 versions)
   • Display: 13.3-inch, 15.4-inch, and 16-inch
   • Weight: 1.37 kg (13-inch), 1.83 kg (15-inch), and 1.95 kg (16-inch)
4. 2020 MacBook Pro (2 versions)
   • Display: 13.3-inch and 16-inch
   • Weight: 1.4 kg (13-inch) and 1.95 kg (16-inch)
5. 2020 MacBook Pro (M1)
   • Display: 13.3-inch
   • Weight: 1.27 kg
6. 2021 MacBook Pro (M1)
   • Display: 14.2-inch and 16.2-inch
   • Weight: 1.6 kg (14.2-inch) and 2.15 kg (16.2-inch)
7. 2022 MacBook Pro (M2)
   • Display: 14.2-inch and 16-inch
   • Weight: 1.6 kg (14.2-inch) and 2.15 kg (16.2-inch)
8. 2023 MacBook Pro (M2)
   • Display: 14.2-inch and 16.2-inch
   • Weight: 1.6 kg (14.2-inch) and 2.15 kg (16.2-inch)