While there is a lot to like about the design of Apple's MacBook Air, a common complaint is that the device doesn't have enough ports. The new M1-based MacBook Air still has the same design as the Intel-powered models, which means it's I/O is limited to a mere two USB Type-C ports. To make matters worse, when it's plugged into the wall you only have one USB Type-C port available, but fortunately the new MacBook Air doesn't have to be charged often. The MacBook Pro scores a bit better with four USB Type-C ports -- but even that means you'll likely run into trouble as a lot of use cases require different ports than USB Type-C...