The SwitchĪccepting that this was the only piece of hardware I had, I made the switch. However, if you’re going for more premium machines like the Dell XPS series, or the HP Spectre, you’ll get a build that compares and even outshines that of the Mac at times. So the build, typing, and trackpad experience goes to the Mac in this case. In a nutshell, I think that the HP has more bells and whistles, but the Mac is just well-built in all the right ways. The touchscreen is only convenient if you’re reading and are going to keep your hand ready to swipe the screen. The HP trackpad, or its lack thereof, was a small, tightly squeezed diving board design trackpad that couldn’t cover the height of the display without adjusting sensitivity. A good trackpad is a must when you’re going for a laptop. Who needs a trackpad when you have a touchscreen? YOU. Coming from the Mac, this disoriented me and the typing errors haunted me throughout the month. I don’t know if it’s only HP, but there was a column of keys (Page up/Down, Home, and End keys) on the right side, so the keyboard was a bit to the left. Then there was the keyboard and the trackpad. While the HP was also well built, it was relatively heavier. The first difference I noticed between the Mac and the HP was the build quality. But here, we’re just talking about running a workflow and getting some basic tasks done. Also, this is a Mac vs PC comparison, so the specifications only matter when we’re talking about benchmarks. Now before you rage at me for comparing an i5 with an i3 device, let me assure you that the HP ran butter smooth for the money we paid for it. I ditched the MacBook and picked up my sister’s HP laptop which has an Intel Core i3 processor, 8GB RAM, and runs Windows 10. The MachinesĮnough about the money, let’s talk machines. With no problem in carrying forward my data, I decided to make the switch from Mac to PC.
These apps, in my opinion, can show you the right way of using the Apple ecosystem. Yes, I am into the Apple ecosystem, but I have my own set of apps. That’s when I decided to try and make a switch, and maybe things would work. Then I saw a friend using a gaming laptop that was almost $500 less than the MacBook Pro I was eyeing. After going through all the models, I also curated a Mac buying guide if you’re looking for an idea to purchase a Mac.
The current M1 MacBook Pro sits at $1,500 for the 16GB 256GB model.
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