Isn’t basically m1 air equivalent in specs?
replyI’ve got that one and I’m yet to feel limited.
Ish. It’s better in some ways, like single core and maybe multi, but not by a ton. At the same time I think the M1 may have more raw GPU power, though missing a few fancy features.
replyHardware is mostly worse, but that’s to be expected for the price. And nothing terrible, just little cuts all over.
It will have a longer support period than an M1 based on Apple’s history of device releases. This might also mean a longer support period for the 16-series phones than typical, similar to the 4S.
replyAlways excited to hear about fellow M1 users. I’m not limited in the slightest. 5-6 years strong now?
replyI’ve been an M1 Air fan since I got mine in 2020 but recently things have become unusable. Playing 4K videos often drops frames, even at 30fps. And I can’t reliably run Notion’s transcription AI on Zoom calls, even though it’s not running locally. I’m going to do an OS reinstall soon to see if that helps, otherwise it will be time to upgrade…
replyYeah, honestly not even counting. The only reason I even consider moving is that I dislike Tahoe and I know eventually I won’t be able to stall the update; hardware wise it doesn’t even cross my mind.
replyI have a current gen MacBook Pro for work configured with stupid amounts of ram and I feel no difference in terms of fluidity at all.