I’m just drafting documents, no intense work, and would like something rather mobile.
13 M2 MBA.. as mobile as it gets.I’m just drafting documents, no intense work, and would like something rather mobile.
Specs as in processing power mean nothing for drafting documents. If you’re using it outside, then perhaps more screen brightness would be helpful. The Air has a great screen, but I haven’t tried it outside. Sunlight outside can be deceptively bright and overpower screens., although it probably has the best specs. I was given no specs for any options.
I’m just drafting documents, no intense work, and would like something rather mobile.
View attachment 2369390I’m starting a new job and have these MBA/MBP options. I’m leaning toward the 14” MBP because it seems to be the newest option and seemingly has a better/brighter screen than the MBA. I don’t think I want the 16” because of its size and weight, although it probably has the best specs. I was given no specs for any options.
I’m just drafting documents, no intense work, and would like something rather mobile.
Then you should go for MacBook Air M2. You do not need a MacBook Pro for this type of work. It will make absolutely no difference for you if it's the latest model or not, but you will feel the weight difference each time you carry it or pick it up. It takes courage not to take a more expensive machine, just because it's offered.I’m just drafting documents, no intense work, and would like something rather mobile.