✗ MacBook Pro may be better for video editing, music creation, 3D applications ✗ A lack of cooling makes the MacBook Air M1 less suited to demanding tasks
✗ Lack of cooling means thermal throttling happens quicker than on the MacBook Pro The first MacBook Air redesign since the product was introduced in 2008 features a fast new M2 processor, slim new chassis, MagSafe 3 charger, and a tempting dark color option. ✗ You'll need to spend more for RAM and storage upgrades ✗ More expensive than a MacBook Air or 13-inch MacBook Pro ✓ Native games and apps are lightning quick ✓ M1 Pro is plenty of power, even for most games ✓ Perfect weight and thickness for carrying around campus ✓ Perfect for most college-related tasks like word processing and web browsing ✓ The smallest, most lightweight Apple notebook ✓ Fast, efficient performance thanks to the M1 chip ✗ Lovers of the "wedge" chassis might be disappointed ✗ 256GB model has slower SSD speeds than the M1 version ✓ Not as expensive as the 16-inch MacBook Pro or M1 Max variants If you need the M1 Max chip, it's available as an upgrade option. The M1 Pro-powered 16-inch MacBook Pro is one of the most powerful laptops that you can buy right now, period. If you're using your MacBook to primarily write and research assignments, the MacBook Air with M1 has everything you need to succeed. It's a bit cheaper than comparable MacBook Pro models and is better suited to light use. The 13-in MacBook Air with M1 chip is silent and mighty with great battery life and a gorgeous display. MagSafe 3, better speakers, improved webcam ✓ New M2 chip delivers faster performance than the M1
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