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MacBook Air 15" (M4, 2025) Screen Size
The MacBook Air 15" (M4, 2025) features a 15.3 inches Liquid Retina display with a resolution of 2880 × 1864 (2880 × 1864 pixels), delivering 224 PPI pixel density. As one of the latest releases, this laptop offers 60Hz refresh rate and peak brightness of 500 nits.
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340.4 × 237.60000000000002 mm
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MacBook Air 15" (M4, 2025) Screen Resolution & Display Specifications
The MacBook Air 15" (M4, 2025)'s screen measures 15.3 inches (38.9cm) diagonally, with physical dimensions of 13.40 inches (34.04cm) wide by 9.35 inches (23.76cm) tall. The Liquid Retina panel technology ensures vibrant colors with 1 billion colors color depth and a 16:10 aspect ratio, making it ideal for professional work and creative tasks.
Screen Size | 15.3 inches |
Resolution | 2880 × 1864 |
Pixel Density | 224 PPI |
Display Type | Liquid Retina |
Aspect Ratio | 16:10 |
Color Depth | 1 billion colors |
Refresh Rate | 60Hz |
Brightness | 500 nits |
MacBook Air 15" (M4, 2025) Screen Dimensions
At 224 PPI, the MacBook Air 15" (M4, 2025) delivers sharp, crisp text and images. The total pixel count of 5,368,320 pixels (2880 × 1864) ensures high-definition content rendering. This resolution is well-suited for 4K content and professional work.
With a 15.3 inches display, this laptop offers extensive screen real estate for professional workflows. The resolution and pixel density ensure crisp rendering for extended work sessions.
Width | 13.40 inches (34.04cm) |
Height | 9.35 inches (23.76cm) |
Diagonal | 15.3 inches (38.9cm) |
Total Pixels | 5,368,320 |
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Frequently asked questions
- Is 224 PPI noticeable on the MacBook Air 15" (M4, 2025)?
- The MacBook Air 15" (M4, 2025)'s pixel density is about average for MacBook devices. Above 400 PPI, individual pixels are difficult to discern at normal viewing distance.
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