Agreed. I needed to upgrade my iPhone 7 a couple of years back (which worked perfectly well still) as I wanted a better camera. I was so close to getting the 13pro max many times then realised the 11 at £450 new was more than good enough. So glad I didn’t waste over £1k on a 13
Purchased the M1 Max December 2021. This computer is a game changer. It is dead silent when working. I did exported a 2 hour video and it was quiet the whole time.
Is it worth switching to apple just for the mac? Stupid question but I'm geniunnely curious as to how good people find the m1 compared to flagship windows
@@unknownwarrior5672depends of what you are doing on your computer, for photo editing, video editing or even coding I really recommend to try m1 Mac. Now you can even play some games on it without issue.
@@unknownwarrior5672 I switched to MacBook due to the M1, two years later never going back to Windows. With that said I did grow up in the 80s using Apple computers, my Dad worked there for a decade+. Once you get used to the OS it's so much better and snappier than Windows.
@@unknownwarrior5672 I've used windows for years and used it for things like gaming, photo editing, and video editing. When I purchased my Macbook Pro 14" I left my gaming PC collecting dust. The power on this laptop is crazy and I bought the base model M1 Pro. Powers through hundreds of photo imports from lightroom and handles 4K video editing on Premiere Pro that I don't have to use proxies anymore. Something I had to create everytime I wanted to edit on my gaming PC.
@@kevinconroy6606 Won't call it faster or snappier. Rather it's like u keep exploring several softwares to actually complete ur experience (window tilers, Video players etc) , the things that actually don't come up with the Os . Meanwhile on windows most don't bother try searching for better tools as it comes with pre baked softwares, its more about the time and efforts u invested to map shortcuts for the app u downloaded on Mac.
I have the base model M1 MacBook Air and it hasn’t missed a beat in all the time I’ve used it. Definitely recommend if you are on a tighter budget but need a capable laptop.
yeah, I really like the S21 Ultra design a lot. Samsung had the unique and cohesive brand identity going for them with the camera module seamlessly melting into the frame - but then they had to fuck it up with the individual camera lenses for the next generation. The individual lenses are more vulnerable and collect a lot of dust around them and finding cases that fully protect them is more difficult, etc.
@@PrabhablyAGoodTH-camr I still miss the back designs Samsung used to have in S10 series. They were so good! But then Apple came out with the camera bump in the corner and every other company jumped to get some variation of that in their products
@@krishbohra5536 I believe iPhones have had their cameras in the corner on every single model since the first iPhone, so I don't think every other company jumped to get some variation of that because iPhones have been doing it since their first. There are still phones like Pixel that have it in the center similar to S10, but I think companies are putting cameras in the corner more often because it is more space efficient as it is tucked away in a corner, and space is more important as the camera modules get larger every year. If you see teardowns of the S23 Ultra for example, the module is so huge that it takes almost 1/4 of the space. If it were designed like S10, then there would be space left at the top of the phone which could've been used for a larger battery, etc. And the S Pen won't fit because the module would be blocking it, that's why it is tucked away in the corner and they switched the S Pen position from right to left, etc.
@@PrabhablyAGoodTH-camr i believe he ment the actual layout and design of the cameras instead of the general position on the phone itself. Not sure if I got my thoughts across right but oh well.
@@krishbohra5536 S10 5G (basically the first Ultra phone) is still the best looking android phone imo. It was the last premium Samsung before they went all tall & skinny with the current aspect ratio
Like me. But I don't regret it because I need an Intel Mac to have both OS installed natively (Windows + MacOS) on my laptop to run specific software from time to time. It works good, but yeah the main issue that it's very hot 🥵
Got an M1 MacBook Pro 512gb/16gb 16” $1,837 USD/ $2742 AUD clearance sale. LOWEST IVE EVER SEEN on the Australian market. Such a wonderful laptop, love it already. Keeping this for over 5 years
@@unknown_vanity1223audio and video workloads are hardware accelerated on apple silicon, so yes. Even the macbook air is pretty good for audio and video production workloads
I got an M1 at launch time and Ive still consider that as my best purchase decision! I have been using almost if not all of the apple products and I think that tops it all! I have my family switch over to M1 Macs as well ;)
As someone who also bought a 14” M1 MacBook Pro when they came out in 2021, I fully agree with Marcus. It is by far the most solid and satisfying computer I’ve ever owned - I likely won’t need to upgrade for another 6-7 years at least.
these last couple generations of apple products have been thoroughly future-proofed. i have no need to upgrade my m1 macbook pro, and i’ve been quite content with my 12 pro since i got it at launch. my 2018 ipad pro is amazing-they’ve made it hard to want an upgrade
Until one tiny thing breaks. Then you are screwed. Try to repair one thing on your laptop. You won't be ever able to repair these things outside of apple. It should be possible to do proper repairs with these things. Hopefully legilsation will put a stop to glued up shit.
@@TheRealPostpunkerDo you own one ? My buddy has a MacBook for 6 years and without issues. I had an issue with my M1 Pro, but it was fixed under warranty. If you are that concerned and want piece of mind, buy Apple care. Apple computers tend to be pretty reliable and trouble free. You will eventually have issues with any computer. If you get 5 years out of it or more, that is a win. I disagree with you. I see more issues out of phones than computers. They also tend to be used more.
@@TheRealPostpunkerI also want to add that as I disagree with apple soldering all their components that need to be replaced overtime their computers last long enough. Not being able to repair is not an issue unless their products known to be faulty.
If it's an older product you may as well buy used or refurbished rather than new, I've seen the M1 Air for as little as $600 refurbished or $425 used (good condition). There's little functional difference between paying Apple a premium to get an older machine brand-new compared to getting it secondhand, provided it isn't damaged. The battery might be a little degraded, and that's really it as far as things you have any real chance of noticing. My laptop of choice is the Tab S8 Ultra and I got it for only $470 by buying refurbished. MSRP at launch was $1100. Zero complaints, it feels just like a brand new machine.
My 2011 1st gen Air just died today. Between the m2 and m1 now. I vibe with the M2 design and plan to do lots of photo and a little video editing. I’m still torn though. The refurb 2022 m2 air in midnight is calling my name rn
I upgraded from M1 13” to M2 15” for the larger screen. I’m traveling a lot and wanted to enjoy a bigger screen for entertainment while staying lightweight and thin
@@LorianandLothric good for you, its the opposite for me. Been using 13” macbook air for everything for 5 years and its still going strong. I decided to get the ipad mini since it fits a lab coat and i can use it as a mini book or a notepad. 2 months later and im only using the macbook for mails and casual shopping and doing everything on the ipad !
@@NateBluehooves it’s Tech illiteracy not to be aware such a company has openly admitted such in the past. You could have done your own little findings instead of showing ignorance
I think that the M2 MacBook Air is worth it just because of the nicer-looking design. The spec bumps are also great. It also looks like the Pros. But performance-wise, the M1 MacBook Air is enough for most.
Great machine, althought the build quality of M1 MacBook Airs was not that great. I have this machine for a couple of years and the screen already shows the age. Few spots there and there... Intel Macbooks were more durable to me, like Macbook Pro 2014, but much slower and more expensive.
He's so right about this. I have an M1 Pro 16in and honestly there's absolutely no need to upgrade. It does EVERYTHING incredibly fast no matter your workflow.
M1 MacBook Air is awesome but plagued by the flex gate issue. The Apple Store says they’ll have to change the display for a broken cable that’s too short.
@@nazeefkhan4290 Its where the flex cable that connects the ;mother board to the display is too short and it sometimes breaks when you open and close your monitor on a MacBook many times(or to its full extent).
Fr this flex gate issue is no joke. 3 of my close friends have the m1 air and 2 of them got flexgate issue recently and since they got those at the time of launch, its a nightmare to fix now since they are out of warranty.
I thought something was up. I didn’t even have my m1 a full year and the screen just goes black but the backlighting is still working. It takes days for the computer to come back on.
@@mikeo.4203and that don’t acknowledge it. Because if they do, they’ll have to call all of them back. Got mine repaired at a local repair shop for 300 USD . They claimed that the screen is OEM from LG and the quality suggests so, however that meant that they changed the camera as well(the camera comes in-built with the screen panel), which is horrific now(very low res). And that is your best chance at getting your M1 MacBook Air fixed for a low price.
Good luck. Most likely the SSDs fail and you are not able to repair anything of that kind of matter if there is not a clever guy who can rewrite the protocol of pairing that apple does.
I’ve been using an M1 MacBook Air for two years now. I don’t recommend it if you have to edit lots of videos. Would recommend the M1 MacBook Pro or something instead where it has a fan.
Just got the MBP M1 Max and save 1100 on it from B&H, it’s the one I’ve been wanting for a while and now that I can actually afford such a machine it’s incredible! Hope it’ll be a great upgrade from my old 2017 iMac with intel 7700K
M1 MacBook air is definitely worth the money. The battery life is insane, performance is more than enough for day to day use and it can even handle some heavy tasks without sweat. Updates will keep rolling for years in the future and the fact that there is no fan means there is less points of failure and the need to clean the inside. its so convenient and small too.
Same goes with people who get the latest iPhones or Samsungs. If you have a recent version no older than three years, you don’t need the update. Unless of course you’re trying to show off, which we get.
I have an M1 Pro and it is still running smoothly. Quick. Boots up quick. No lags. Have not freezed up once. I can say this computer will last a few more years. Couldn’t have made a better investment. I jumped from an iMac 2012 and waited until the M1 Pro. Worth the wait.
Although M1 is just fine, thr M2 has way more powerful efficiency cores. If you use power saving mode often like me, M2 could actually make a difference.
The quantum leap will always exist if you are on old hardware for a long time then move over to new hardware. I cannot wait to get my 12.9” iPad Pro with M2. People say it has minor improvements over the M1. I’m still using my 9.7” iPad Pro from 2016. That will be a huge insane quantum leap for me. Going from an iPad with the minimum multitasking to a power house with dual display support. I can play Xbox game pass on an external display while exporting an HEVC 4K timeline to an external SSD while talking to my brother during the game on FaceTime. Mind Blown 🤯
I went from 2012 MacBook Pro to 2022 m2 MacBook Air last year. I basically had to upgrade because newer versions of Microsoft office wouldn’t work on my old one. The difference was absolutely nuts.
I'm a student in the Data Science field and mine MacBook Pro M1 8GB struggling with opened VS Code and couple Google Chrome tabs opened. Definitely should have bought more RAM. I'm thinking to buy M3 Pro, that will be the laptop for years to come for me.
Hard not to think from all the benchmarks and specs that m2 is just a slightly overclocked m1 with slightly different core counts, which means it actually only fills in space between m1 models rather than replacing anything. So why would anyone who sees that crossgrade if they already chose their price/performance level and m2 doesn't improve the price/performance curve, only adds extra options I'm between?
Can I ask a question ? I see a lot of FB market place sellers who sell brand new in box MacBook Pros M2 Max etc, for up to 1000 dollars off? I wondered if they were Appo employees reselling, they get friends / family 15% discount and passing that saving on to FB buyers? One of them said its his side business. Is there a way people can start a Mac reseller pay for large stock and sell it at huge discounts? Or what else is happening???????
only reason i went with the 14 inch m3 macbook pro is bec i came from a 2019 dell xps and wanted to finally experience the macbook pro. good thing i found the $2400 model (upgraded cpu with 18gb ram and 1tb storage) going for $1950 bec someone returned it after 2 days at best buy lol.
Just bought M1 air very amazing Katie. No regret and don’t care about dressing at all and got it 512gb 16gb which is way better for the money than any other
Honestly I would buy the m1 MBA, but I really love the 15inch display on the new MBA m2. I'm currently using a dell xps 15 and i can't see myself using a smaller screen
I found M1 Air for $899 vs $999 M2 Air $100 difference which one should I go with? I'll be using it for school and video editing. I'm thinking M1 will have everything I need. But for $100 more will it be worth the upgrade?
I’m using a 2019 i9 MacBook Pro w/ 16gb ram. It does well but not great with video production In4k. It stutters at times. I have a chance to grab an M1 Mac mini 16gb ram / 512 SSD. Would anybody consider this an a “good” upgrade? I work with Adobe suite , ps / Lightroom / Final Cut Pro and meta shape software
That’s when you know the product is good. You don’t have to upgrade.
Or maybe they have stopped innovating / upgrading in the real sense... 😂 ✌️!
@@mehta.shikhar nah, you're wrong
@@mehta.shikhar can't innovate ever year. Innovation by definition is great chnage that helps periodically. Smh
applo shot themselves with that one
@@Josmersuero He's not, the M2 Macbook Air and the M2 Macbook Pro both are mediocre. The Air throttles to M1 levels, the Pro overheats under load.
Dude is very practical . He uses whatever gets the job done . Sometimes latest isn’t always greatest
it kinda is
just not worth the money when m1 does the job perfectly well
Agreed. I needed to upgrade my iPhone 7 a couple of years back (which worked perfectly well still) as I wanted a better camera. I was so close to getting the 13pro max many times then realised the 11 at £450 new was more than good enough. So glad I didn’t waste over £1k on a 13
@@cpt_jaggz great decision. Trust me , you aren’t missing out on a lot .
@@godassasin8097 let’s agree to disagree
I don't think he is practical. The value proposition is just that week.
M1 air is such a good value for the money
Do you know for how long Apple gonna support it?
2027 minimum
@@Ok-pe4ud i think till 2029,so u are good even if u buy it in 2024
Many thanks guys👍🏼
just bought an m1 air hopefully i don't regret
Purchased the M1 Max December 2021. This computer is a game changer. It is dead silent when working. I did exported a 2 hour video and it was quiet the whole time.
Is it worth switching to apple just for the mac? Stupid question but I'm geniunnely curious as to how good people find the m1 compared to flagship windows
@@unknownwarrior5672depends of what you are doing on your computer, for photo editing, video editing or even coding I really recommend to try m1 Mac. Now you can even play some games on it without issue.
@@unknownwarrior5672 I switched to MacBook due to the M1, two years later never going back to Windows. With that said I did grow up in the 80s using Apple computers, my Dad worked there for a decade+. Once you get used to the OS it's so much better and snappier than Windows.
@@unknownwarrior5672 I've used windows for years and used it for things like gaming, photo editing, and video editing. When I purchased my Macbook Pro 14" I left my gaming PC collecting dust. The power on this laptop is crazy and I bought the base model M1 Pro. Powers through hundreds of photo imports from lightroom and handles 4K video editing on Premiere Pro that I don't have to use proxies anymore. Something I had to create everytime I wanted to edit on my gaming PC.
@@kevinconroy6606 Won't call it faster or snappier. Rather it's like u keep exploring several softwares to actually complete ur experience (window tilers, Video players etc) , the things that actually don't come up with the Os . Meanwhile on windows most don't bother try searching for better tools as it comes with pre baked softwares, its more about the time and efforts u invested to map shortcuts for the app u downloaded on Mac.
When stuff works, it works. Need a new laptop, so this is timely. Thanks algorithm.
@@critamine m1 pro 16 inch for $1800 m2 pro 14 inch for 2412 dollar?
“Still uses m1” as if it’s old like what😭 it’s still relatively recent and very powerful.
To be fair for For high level tech enthusiasts who do this as their job it probably does feel “old.”
I have the base model M1 MacBook Air and it hasn’t missed a beat in all the time I’ve used it. Definitely recommend if you are on a tighter budget but need a capable laptop.
Want to strat using Adobe products . Do you recommend 8gb or 16gbs??
@@glooxs4500 16 GB of RAM minimum. Adobe apps are hungry for any resources you throw at them.
@@glooxs4500 If you haven't already purchased, get 16 gigs.
@@glooxs4500Any update on your end? Which did you end up getting, and how did it work for you?
@@glooxs4500any productivity then you should go 16gb ram as a minimum
“Max, yeah?”😂
Even the tech guy got confused with which specific denomination he had within the M1 family :’)
Didn't Marques do this with the S21 ultra as well? He stuck with the older model when the S22 came out.
yeah, I really like the S21 Ultra design a lot. Samsung had the unique and cohesive brand identity going for them with the camera module seamlessly melting into the frame - but then they had to fuck it up with the individual camera lenses for the next generation. The individual lenses are more vulnerable and collect a lot of dust around them and finding cases that fully protect them is more difficult, etc.
@@PrabhablyAGoodTH-camr I still miss the back designs Samsung used to have in S10 series. They were so good! But then Apple came out with the camera bump in the corner and every other company jumped to get some variation of that in their products
@@krishbohra5536 I believe iPhones have had their cameras in the corner on every single model since the first iPhone, so I don't think every other company jumped to get some variation of that because iPhones have been doing it since their first.
There are still phones like Pixel that have it in the center similar to S10, but I think companies are putting cameras in the corner more often because it is more space efficient as it is tucked away in a corner, and space is more important as the camera modules get larger every year.
If you see teardowns of the S23 Ultra for example, the module is so huge that it takes almost 1/4 of the space. If it were designed like S10, then there would be space left at the top of the phone which could've been used for a larger battery, etc. And the S Pen won't fit because the module would be blocking it, that's why it is tucked away in the corner and they switched the S Pen position from right to left, etc.
@@PrabhablyAGoodTH-camr i believe he ment the actual layout and design of the cameras instead of the general position on the phone itself. Not sure if I got my thoughts across right but oh well.
@@krishbohra5536 S10 5G (basically the first Ultra phone) is still the best looking android phone imo. It was the last premium Samsung before they went all tall & skinny with the current aspect ratio
Imagine people who bought Mac just before M1
THAT WAS ME 😭
@@TurtleOfHope same…. Dude I bought mine in like August. I was so excited after being out of rehab for a few months and making my first big purchase
Like me. But I don't regret it because I need an Intel Mac to have both OS installed natively (Windows + MacOS) on my laptop to run specific software from time to time. It works good, but yeah the main issue that it's very hot 🥵
I did, sold it off, got a m1
Got an M1 MacBook Pro 512gb/16gb 16”
$1,837 USD/ $2742 AUD clearance sale. LOWEST IVE EVER SEEN on the Australian market.
Such a wonderful laptop, love it already. Keeping this for over 5 years
MacBook Pro M1 Mac here and it’s so capable with ridiculous long battery life
It’s 800$ right now do you recommend it?
@@unknown_vanity1223 yes
@@dontnukeluke what about for beat making or video editing?
@@unknown_vanity1223audio and video workloads are hardware accelerated on apple silicon, so yes. Even the macbook air is pretty good for audio and video production workloads
I got an M1 at launch time and Ive still consider that as my best purchase decision! I have been using almost if not all of the apple products and I think that tops it all! I have my family switch over to M1 Macs as well ;)
What options did you get and is there any problems the whole time you had it ?
Is your battery degrading faster? Mine was degraded to 85% in just 390 cycles.
@@Shubham89453 happens in our country dude, even i got 80 with 600 cycles
As someone who also bought a 14” M1 MacBook Pro when they came out in 2021, I fully agree with Marcus. It is by far the most solid and satisfying computer I’ve ever owned - I likely won’t need to upgrade for another 6-7 years at least.
A year late but… “Marques”
Watching this on my M1 Air, I love it everyday
Best school computer by a mile
these last couple generations of apple products have been thoroughly future-proofed. i have no need to upgrade my m1 macbook pro, and i’ve been quite content with my 12 pro since i got it at launch. my 2018 ipad pro is amazing-they’ve made it hard to want an upgrade
Until one tiny thing breaks. Then you are screwed. Try to repair one thing on your laptop. You won't be ever able to repair these things outside of apple. It should be possible to do proper repairs with these things. Hopefully legilsation will put a stop to glued up shit.
I have 2014 MacBook pro, it works well and I never felt like i need to upgrade until last year, I’m going to upgrade this year 2024
@@TheRealPostpunkerDo you own one ? My buddy has a MacBook for 6 years and without issues. I had an issue with my M1 Pro, but it was fixed under warranty. If you are that concerned and want piece of mind, buy Apple care. Apple computers tend to be pretty reliable and trouble free. You will eventually have issues with any computer. If you get 5 years out of it or more, that is a win. I disagree with you. I see more issues out of phones than computers. They also tend to be used more.
@@TheRealPostpunkerI also want to add that as I disagree with apple soldering all their components that need to be replaced overtime their computers last long enough. Not being able to repair is not an issue unless their products known to be faulty.
When the godfather of tech speaks, you listen 👀
If it's an older product you may as well buy used or refurbished rather than new, I've seen the M1 Air for as little as $600 refurbished or $425 used (good condition).
There's little functional difference between paying Apple a premium to get an older machine brand-new compared to getting it secondhand, provided it isn't damaged. The battery might be a little degraded, and that's really it as far as things you have any real chance of noticing.
My laptop of choice is the Tab S8 Ultra and I got it for only $470 by buying refurbished. MSRP at launch was $1100. Zero complaints, it feels just like a brand new machine.
Still using my base m1 air and it's not slowing down anytime soon. Damn this laptop is really worth thre price.
Same here. I have a pro m1. No need to upgrade in next few years. I already have the m1 for 2+ years
I am looking to purchase a Pro M1 16gb. Is this ram capacity is enough for Xcode development & MEAN stack development ?
How's your battery health? Mine was degraded to 85% in just 390 cycles.
@@Shubham89453 Really ?
@@Shubham89453 Mine still at 100%
@@chethan1773 Yes 😭
I just recommended the M1 macbook air to a friend. Its insanely good!
Still rocking an original IBM Thinkpad for remote work 😅
He’s absolutely right, I actually needed that lol thanks.
I'd still recommend the M1 MBP over the air, seeing how big the cooling and battery gulf is.
They dont sell them new anymore sadly
@@Bckner they do. I think they call them M2 MBPs now.
@@kenshinbattousai374 arent those more money tho?
Do you mean the m1 MacBook Pro 13 inch specifically?
Two of my friends upgrades from m1 to m2 and I constantly see them shouting in front of their laptops. One of them got their m1 back from their dad.
That’s all I needed to hear: m1 MacBook Air.
You’re advice always worked 4me
My 2011 1st gen Air just died today. Between the m2 and m1 now. I vibe with the M2 design and plan to do lots of photo and a little video editing. I’m still torn though. The refurb 2022 m2 air in midnight is calling my name rn
m1 first hand would be better than refurb
“But the newer is better and must be faster and just better thats why i will get it”🤓
A college student who just uses mail and pdf files…
What’s wrong with people spending their own hard earned money
absolutely nothing is wrong with that @@BreakLoaf
I upgraded from M1 13” to M2 15” for the larger screen. I’m traveling a lot and wanted to enjoy a bigger screen for entertainment while staying lightweight and thin
@@LorianandLothric good for you, its the opposite for me. Been using 13” macbook air for everything for 5 years and its still going strong. I decided to get the ipad mini since it fits a lab coat and i can use it as a mini book or a notepad. 2 months later and im only using the macbook for mails and casual shopping and doing everything on the ipad !
@@THEpirateshunter I wasn't arguing with you dude
This is how true millionaires roll, no need to chase the latest and greatest when whatever you have is still sufficient.
699 entry level is still a solid buy in 2024
$699 at Walmart and $649 at Costco now.
Bro I can’t find any
I own a Macbook air M1. It's the only laptop I'll need for a long while.
I got 2 M1 2019 MacBook Air’s love it
Apple is like, "How can we slow down the M1 Chips so people are forced to buy M2?"
wrong, they will nerf M2 as well for the M3
These conspiracy posts always come across as tech illiterate. This just isn’t a thing.
@@NateBluehooves it’s Tech illiteracy not to be aware such a company has openly admitted such in the past. You could have done your own little findings instead of showing ignorance
greatest overhead there is: changing your main laptop
I’m two years into M1 Pro 14 and the computer still feels like it’s perfect. Comparing to even M3 Pro doesn’t make me feel outdated
I’ve brought the M1 MacBook Pro max to its knees with motion VFX. Like the computer could barely function with the M02 plugin and templates.
I love my M1 mac book air from 2020 its a beast and perfect for college! I highly recommend it.
I think that the M2 MacBook Air is worth it just because of the nicer-looking design. The spec bumps are also great. It also looks like the Pros. But performance-wise, the M1 MacBook Air is enough for most.
«I just save myself a hundred fifty buuckkss»
M1 899 euro / M2 is 1069 euro / M3 1349 euro .. all base model, which one should I buy ?
I have the M1 base MacBook Pro and it's a beast. I never think about needing to upgrade.
Pristine, like-new M1 Pro 14" refurbished models are going for around $1240 these days. Well-worth the price.
I bought my 2016 pro 15 inch with 16gb ram. 4 usb ports. 600 dollars. That 1200 dollars sounds excessive for a small screen laptop.
@@victorfernandes83 Perhaps. To each their own :)
with an lcd low refresh rate? slow intel inside? @@victorfernandes83
The seriousness in that mans face tells it all use that dam m1 mac
Still rocking the M1 Air. So happy with it! If I want to upgrade I would chose a 16M1PRO
I would stick to it too if I spent $8000, because he definitely got it maxed out
helps sticking to an M1 max macbook when u have an m1 ultra mac studio already but okay lol
My wife and I are still using M1 MacBook airs. Literally no reason to upgrade they do everything perfectly.
Thanks for looking out!
Spot on! I am still rocking the M1 mac book pro and I don’t think I’ll buy anything till the SSD chips die.
Same, I can be editing 4K video, doing something in photoshop and have a stupid amount of tabs open and it’s never skipped a beat!
LOVE MKBHD
Great machine, althought the build quality of M1 MacBook Airs was not that great. I have this machine for a couple of years and the screen already shows the age. Few spots there and there...
Intel Macbooks were more durable to me, like Macbook Pro 2014, but much slower and more expensive.
I have an M1 Max 16 inch MacBook Pro and it’s so fast I have no desire or need to update it. It’s perfect.
Just bought one and its feels great
I love mine. Nearly flawless laptop for general use
The only downside I found was the inability to use multiple monitors without DisplayLink.
He's so right about this. I have an M1 Pro 16in and honestly there's absolutely no need to upgrade. It does EVERYTHING incredibly fast no matter your workflow.
I’m looking to buy a M1 pro 16” with 16G ram for video editing on the latest Davinci Resolve update. Good idea or bad??
M1 Air is crazy good. Got mine with 16 gb of memory wowie
Got a new subscriber! What a great content! Thanks for sharing the experience with us. Love from the Philippines. ❤️❤️❤️
M1 MacBook Air is awesome but plagued by the flex gate issue. The Apple Store says they’ll have to change the display for a broken cable that’s too short.
What's that?
@@nazeefkhan4290 Its where the flex cable that connects the ;mother board to the display is too short and it sometimes breaks when you open and close your monitor on a MacBook many times(or to its full extent).
Fr this flex gate issue is no joke. 3 of my close friends have the m1 air and 2 of them got flexgate issue recently and since they got those at the time of launch, its a nightmare to fix now since they are out of warranty.
I thought something was up. I didn’t even have my m1 a full year and the screen just goes black but the backlighting is still working. It takes days for the computer to come back on.
@@mikeo.4203and that don’t acknowledge it. Because if they do, they’ll have to call all of them back.
Got mine repaired at a local repair shop for 300 USD . They claimed that the screen is OEM from LG and the quality suggests so, however that meant that they changed the camera as well(the camera comes in-built with the screen panel), which is horrific now(very low res). And that is your best chance at getting your M1 MacBook Air fixed for a low price.
Just ordered the m1 air after hearing so many recommendations
hows that going so far? been thing of getting a m1 as well
I can’t seem to find m1 anywhere
Love it that’s exactly what I’ve ordered
I’ve had my 16” M1 Max for a while now, and love it. I hope to keep using it for another decade of use.
Good luck. Most likely the SSDs fail and you are not able to repair anything of that kind of matter if there is not a clever guy who can rewrite the protocol of pairing that apple does.
Makes me wonder how and when windows will start pushing arm versions to compete
M1 is low-key really good. The other models but it mostly for designs on the other Ms
Love you guys .❤
I have the M1 MBP and I love the Touch Bar, I’m sad to see they are removing it
Hell yes!! I love my M1 MacBook Air. No lie best laptop I’ve ever purchased. I have no complaints.
I’ve been saying this for years and everyone calls me a fanboy. It’s just an awesome laptop! Lol
@@stumpf9938 Hahaha very true! It’s just great.
I’ve been using an M1 MacBook Air for two years now. I don’t recommend it if you have to edit lots of videos. Would recommend the M1 MacBook Pro or something instead where it has a fan.
The m1 is the only mac i have used and miss. its just top level
Until a tiny thing breaks. You won't be able to repair this. You are out of warranty. Good luck.
Just got the MBP M1 Max and save 1100 on it from B&H, it’s the one I’ve been wanting for a while and now that I can actually afford such a machine it’s incredible! Hope it’ll be a great upgrade from my old 2017 iMac with intel 7700K
M1 is still going hard after 3yrs
M1 MacBook air is definitely worth the money. The battery life is insane, performance is more than enough for day to day use and it can even handle some heavy tasks without sweat. Updates will keep rolling for years in the future and the fact that there is no fan means there is less points of failure and the need to clean the inside. its so convenient and small too.
Those electrolux ne27 mics or whatever are great and look stunning.
my m1 mac mini is coming tomorrow :)
Same goes with people who get the latest iPhones or Samsungs. If you have a recent version no older than three years, you don’t need the update. Unless of course you’re trying to show off, which we get.
Keep maxed out m1max 16 or sell?
got one for 886 usd just yesterday. crazy value for money
8GB RAM and 256GB SSD?
M1 Max gang where u at? 😂✋️
I have an M1 Pro and it is still running smoothly. Quick. Boots up quick. No lags. Have not freezed up once. I can say this computer will last a few more years. Couldn’t have made a better investment. I jumped from an iMac 2012 and waited until the M1 Pro. Worth the wait.
Although M1 is just fine, thr M2 has way more powerful efficiency cores. If you use power saving mode often like me, M2 could actually make a difference.
what does power saving mode do exactly?
I still love my M1 no need to upgrade for a long while
MKBHD not being hyper consumerist??? I think I’ve now seen everything
The quantum leap will always exist if you are on old hardware for a long time then move over to new hardware.
I cannot wait to get my 12.9” iPad Pro with M2. People say it has minor improvements over the M1. I’m still using my 9.7” iPad Pro from 2016. That will be a huge insane quantum leap for me. Going from an iPad with the minimum multitasking to a power house with dual display support. I can play Xbox game pass on an external display while exporting an HEVC 4K timeline to an external SSD while talking to my brother during the game on FaceTime. Mind Blown 🤯
I went from 2012 MacBook Pro to 2022 m2 MacBook Air last year. I basically had to upgrade because newer versions of Microsoft office wouldn’t work on my old one. The difference was absolutely nuts.
I'm a student in the Data Science field and mine MacBook Pro M1 8GB struggling with opened VS Code and couple Google Chrome tabs opened. Definitely should have bought more RAM. I'm thinking to buy M3 Pro, that will be the laptop for years to come for me.
Macbook Pro M1 Pro is still good option actually. It comes with minimum 16gb of ram
@@PradiptaGitaya thats a lie as I have 8 gb of ram
Hard not to think from all the benchmarks and specs that m2 is just a slightly overclocked m1 with slightly different core counts, which means it actually only fills in space between m1 models rather than replacing anything. So why would anyone who sees that crossgrade if they already chose their price/performance level and m2 doesn't improve the price/performance curve, only adds extra options I'm between?
I'm typing this on an M1 Mac mini. Such a great device, and really affordable
That’s dope I have the m1 Mac book pro love it
Can I ask a question ? I see a lot of FB market place sellers who sell brand new in box MacBook Pros M2 Max etc, for up to 1000 dollars off? I wondered if they were Appo employees reselling, they get friends / family 15% discount and passing that saving on to FB buyers? One of them said its his side business. Is there a way people can start a Mac reseller pay for large stock and sell it at huge discounts? Or what else is happening???????
only reason i went with the 14 inch m3 macbook pro is bec i came from a 2019 dell xps and wanted to finally experience the macbook pro. good thing i found the $2400 model (upgraded cpu with 18gb ram and 1tb storage) going for $1950 bec someone returned it after 2 days at best buy lol.
Just bought M1 air very amazing Katie. No regret and don’t care about dressing at all and got it 512gb 16gb which is way better for the money than any other
Whos Katie?
@@sergiojt😂
Bro it’s $100 extra I’d def recommend anyone buying one brand new get the new one
Honestly I would buy the m1 MBA, but I really love the 15inch display on the new MBA m2. I'm currently using a dell xps 15 and i can't see myself using a smaller screen
bought an m1 MacBook Air for £611 being discounted and using codes. can't fault it best purchase ever
I found M1 Air for $899 vs $999 M2 Air $100 difference which one should I go with? I'll be using it for school and video editing. I'm thinking M1 will have everything I need. But for $100 more will it be worth the upgrade?
M2 definitely. You get a couple of extras that are nice with the M2 air.
@everythingreviews3336 what features cause a lot of people are saying don't get the base M2
M1 Air is a powerhouse for a small price
I’m using a 2019 i9 MacBook Pro w/ 16gb ram. It does well but not great with video production In4k. It stutters at times.
I have a chance to grab an M1 Mac mini 16gb ram / 512 SSD.
Would anybody consider this an a “good” upgrade?
I work with Adobe suite , ps / Lightroom / Final Cut Pro and meta shape software
How long while get supported for new software updates?
If you choose used MacBook, would it be m1 or m2?
I wish PC and Windows had this CPUs... I hate Mac but I need this efficiency
M1 MacBook Air is a beautiful thing. The design is better as well in my opinion.