Apple MacBook Air 13-inch A1466 1.6GHz i5 8GB 128GB — Factory Sealed
An unopened MacBook Air, still in its original wrap — a genuine new-old-stock machine
The 13-inch MacBook Air built Apple's reputation for ultraportables. The A1466 generation pairs a dual-core Intel Core i5 with an all-flash SSD, a full-size backlit keyboard, a glass Multi-Touch trackpad, MagSafe 2 charging, two USB 3 ports and Thunderbolt 2, all in a tapered aluminium body under 3 pounds. It was known for exceptional real-world battery life and near-instant wake from sleep, and it remains a capable machine for writing, browsing, email, streaming and light office work.
Condition: This MacBook is factory sealed and has never been opened.
Included:
- MacBook Air 13-inch (A1466), sealed in original retail box
- Original MagSafe 2 power adapter and documentation, as sealed from factory
Key Features
- Brand: Apple
- Model: MacBook Air 13-inch, A1466 (part no. MMGF2LL/A)
- Processor: 1.6GHz dual-core Intel Core i5
- Memory: 8GB
- Storage: 128GB PCIe flash SSD
- Display: 13.3-inch LED-backlit, 1440 × 900
- Ports: 2× USB 3, Thunderbolt 2, SDXC card slot, 3.5mm headphone, MagSafe 2
- Wireless: 802.11ac Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0
- Finish: Silver aluminium
- Region: USA spec
- Condition: New, factory sealed, unopened
"Sealed Apple hardware from this era rarely surfaces."
FAQs
Q: Is it sealed? A: Yes. Original factory shrink wrap, intact, never opened.
Q: Has it been tested? A: No. Testing would require breaking the seal. Sold as sealed.
Q: Will it run the latest macOS? A: No. This is an Intel MacBook Air and is limited to the last macOS release Apple supported on this hardware. It will not install the current version.
Q: Is the battery still good? A: It is the original factory battery.
Q: Does it have a warranty? A: No active Apple warranty. Apple's coverage window for this hardware has long closed.
Q: Who is this for? A: Collectors, people who want an unopened example of the model, or a buyer who wants a light machine for writing and browsing and understands the software limitations.

