MacBook Air

MacBook Neo and M1 MacBook Air are pretty comparable. You get a bit more performance in certain applications, but also a downgrade in screen and speakers. This is a side grade, and a waste of money. if you want an upgrade buy a MacBook Air with M4 or M5. Or just keep your machine.

Ceraluminum maybe more expensive but it certainly isn't that durable, as with the LTT test having the lid bending a bit too much for my liking. "for the S i'm seeing 1200p OLED for 16" which doesnt exist for the Snapdragon yet." Where? Notebookcheck has one review of Gorgon Point Zenbook S16 and tha

Ti sconsiglio Mac per la scarsa compatibilità con i software che potresti dover usare. Ad un prezzo inferiore di quello di un MacBook Air puoi comprare un Asus Zenbook, hai 16gb di ram con cui puoi far girare qualunque programma e eventuali macchine virtuali, gpu integrata top di gamma, durata della

Some of the issues I've observed since upgrading my 16 GB MacBook Air M1 from Sequoia to Tahoe 26.5 a few days ago: The order of Menu Bar items changes when you restart your Mac. Almost all animations look stuttery. The System Settings sidebar icon for iCloud is blank most of the time. As you adjust

I am facing the same issue especially for the inward dent by a small dust particle. I don't mind about the scratch on my MacBook body but this lcd inward dent issue is make me feel so different. 😭. I was thinking the LCD is much less damage to a small dust particle like my cheaper gaming laptop than

macOS continuously adjusts the brightness of my MacBook Air display regardless of whether I am connected to power or not. Apple is such a nanny state because they all live in California. It's a total shit show.

I use Stillcolor but still have terrible problems with my MacBook Air M3 hurting my eyes. It's not blue light, I've read that even with stillcolor there is still some temporal d1thering happening at the hardware level.

Like the other commenter said, you would need to get a DisplayLink dock. Apple only officially supports 2 external displays + internal display on M4 MacBook Air, so display link (basically a virtual software driven display) is your only other option. It won't be ideal and it isn't the best thing, bu

Not quite that expensive, but it's still pretty bad. A friend from Switzerland got quoted 500 CHF for a new screen on their 13" M2 Air, which is about 630 USD. What's worse is their MacBook had 0 trade-in value with the broken screen. But it wasn't even a smashed screen, it just had a thin vertical

I don’t own one, but I believe it’s worth it if you can afford it. I use an iPad mini 7 and send my drawings to my primary workstation with a gaming monitor for backend and layout work. I can always feel the difference between the two screens. The question is, is it your primary device? If you’re up