I hardy shutdown the Mac, whenever I done with my work I just close the laptop lap. Best part is battery does not drain much if we just close the lap. This is the first laptop which I actually used as a laptop thanks to its 10 hours battery back up on normal usage. I had never used trackpad more frequently in any other laptop the way I am using with this Macbook. No other laptop match the trackpad of Apple Macbook, its really feel so smooth and with lots of feature within the trackpad enhanced the experience. The backlight keyboard is quite useful while typing in night and backlight can be adjustable. Its keyboard is really awesome the separation of keys is just perfect and you will enjoy while typing just the way I am enjoying write now. Not only that it is so light weight that you can carry it anywhere without any issue. It’s built quality still beat lots of new generation laptops .Its sleek design, Aluminium Body is mind blowing how can apple think about such design back in 2008 or 2009. Allow me to tell you in detail my personal experience with this Macbook. I just saw new MacBook Pro 14' but price seems too much for what I use it, haha.While seeing above Specification first thing comes in mind, it is dam outdated Product, but don’t go with specification, its specification does not do justice with Mac 2017. What is your thoughts? With all being sad and with my daily/weekly usage of my MacBook, do you share my opinion that replacing it for new MacBook Air is wise choice?ītw. It seems, from my amateur point of view, that MacBook Air has higher power for better performance, it has touch ID (seems nice to me), it has more space of storage (128 vs 256 GB), much better keyboard (I am sick of my butterfly keyboard honestly).

Play Diablo 3 once/twice per month (no other game) Soft editing of pictures/photos via Affinity Photo I use my MacBook Pro on daily/weekly basis for:įamily/personal videos on FinalCut Pro (personal purpose only, not doing business) I am thinking of replacing my base MacBook Pro 13' 2017 for new MacBook Air with M1.

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