I’m just curious if it’s because there was a particular app or a workflow that motivated you to get a MacBook? Or just the Apple ecosystem?

Genuinely just curious.

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    Apple silicon. It’s still the best chip on the market. Laptop is silent and lasts a lot on the battery. If Macs still had Intel I wouldn’t even consider a MacBook

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        It will take a while. Apple managed really well to make the transition. I doubt it will be the same with snapdragon though. Would be amazing though to have some competition finally for the Apple silicon.

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        Is that the one that isn’t in production yet and was in articles about how it was “faster than Apple Silicon” but they were comparing it to a base M1 from 2020?

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      I have to say after the hype with the Mac silicon I wanted to give it a try myself. The only thing I regret is the high price and being unable to replace/upgrade my ram or ssd.

      But the worst thing I find is that when it will die it can’t use a macOS from external drive to boot. So basically when it dies it’s gone. 😓

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          I doubt they would do a ssd replacement as it is motherboard soldered as well. It’s a tough one unfortunately. If there’s apple care is easy to get probably a new motherboard I would guess.

          Let’s see what others are saying.