“investment” it is clearly not a good investment.
Investment generally makes you money back somehow.
If you plan to do work, video editing, programming, sure. The battery life is amazing, no other brand offers anything like it.
Just for daily task, you just looking for an Apple logo on the back of your device. It’s not a good investment, no.
I had to comment, just cause I find it funny whenever people ask if buying depreciating goods (consumerism) is a good investment.
MacBooks for production + bartery life, seemless clipboard + handoff, using iPad as 2nd screen on the go and less value depreciation. They are Perfect for work and production.
I been (til this year) mainly a Win + Android user, Windows is definitely a more intuitive OS (no matter what anyone says, anyone who tried both will say the same). Better shortcut management and windows management. But Windows laptop have major issue with bartery life and lack of seemels clipboard between devices.
Then Android have come a long way and can assuerly say, that Android is the better OS. It’s more intuitive, settings in each app, better multitasking multi window, better notification center, have also response to AirDrop (just no seemels clipboard). So since I use a MacBook and iPad Pro for productivity and business just got an iPhone this year for the first time.
May I ask a question what does a ATV gen 3 has that new TVs like LG C3 or Samsung S90C don’t offer already?
Or anything that it does better than them?
Or is it product for older product mainly.
Genuinely curious, as I just stepped into Apple ecosystem (iphone, ipad, MacBook) this week, as an Android and Windows user for my whole life.
Meanwhile I just got a Samsung S90C.