However, it’s still limited by few ports, modest base storage, and a standard 60 Hz screen. Heavy video editing or gaming will push it to its limits.

Verdict: Sleek, powerful, and ultra-efficient — the perfect laptop for most people, unless you need pro-level performance.

Coming from a Windows background, I was unsure at first, but after using it for just a couple of hours, I was blown away by how powerful and smooth it is. Now I actually dislike using Windows — the difference is that big! The performance, build quality, and overall experience are amazing.

If you’re on the fence, don’t worry — just go for it. It’s a must-buy and totally worth the money!

The hardware is excellent – great screen, great build quality, excellent speakers. Everything about it screams quality.

I’m moving from Fedora with GNOME to MacOS. It’s taking some time to get used to the UX but it’s fine till now. The only gripe I have is the dock – it does not seem to isolate the open apps on a particular workspace/desktop. I’m sure there are other apps that can do this but I will need to find those.

MacOS does not seem to include any bloatware but I did take some time to wipe out the existing installation with a clean install – it gave me an extra 10GB space to work with.

The battery life is exceptional. I knew it was going to be good but compared to my old Acer+Fedora laptop it lasts an entire business day which is good enough for me. USB C charging means that my 25W Samsung charger can also power it fairly well.

Another part about the screen – I thought I was downgrading by moving from 15.6 -> 13.4 but I have gotten used to it now.

All in all, it’s a great purchase. I had some Amazon Pay points laying around so I got a dongle at a net price of Rs. 0.