MacBook Air 2022 looks exciting in these concept renders! Check them out

MacBook Air 2022 renders done by a creator shows a radical new design approach to Apple’s most affordable laptop. Have a look.

Apple MacBook Air 2022 concept renders shared by YouTube creator based on rumours and leaks. (ZoneofTech YouTube)

The MacBook Air 2022 is one of the most highly Anticipated Apple products this year. Apple's most affordable laptop hasn't seen a major design upgrade in years and with rumours suggesting a big overhaul, things could be looking for Mac fans who seek a refreshed MacBook experience without paying exorbitant prices. While Apple is yet to comment anything on that front, a creator has put all the rumoured ideas and concepts to life in a bunch of renders. And safe to say, the MacBook Air 2022 concept looks stunning.

Created and shared by YouTube creator ZoneofTech, the MacBook Air 2022 is shown in a myriad of colours, which are more in line with the current lineup of iMacs and MacBook Pro models. He has shown the new MacBook Air taking in all the colours from the 24-inch iMac lineup and the design cues from 14-inch the MacBook Pro.

MacBook Air 2022 concept has got us excited

Gone are are tapered edges we are used to on this generation of MacBook Air and in its place sits Apple's familiar flat sided design. The overall form factor hasn't changed much and it is more of a tasteful paint job in comparison to 2020 MacBook Air. The keyboard has been given white keycaps and so are the narrow display bezels.

Speaking of bezels, it is shown that the MacBook Air could get a similar style of display design as the 14-inch MacBook Pro. The side bezels are narrow, while the top bezels has to rely on a display notch to hold the front camera and mic. There is still some substantial bottom bezel. The rest of the body is covered in the variety of new colours expected from Apple, something that has already been applied to the 24-inch iMac.

The port situation is shown tone the same as the 2020 model, i.e., two USB-C ports. However, a new MagSafe charging port has been inserted from the Pro variants. Rumours suggest that the MacBook Air could be getting more ports than its predecessor, similar to the Pro variants last year.

Note that Apple is yet to comment or hint about a successor to the M1 MacBook Air yet. The M2 chip is rumoured to make its debut at the WWDC 2022 event later this year along with a new version of macOS.