Do you have a link for this?The MBA also has a replaceable battery, so you could DIY it. The MBP doesn't and Apple just replaces the whole keyboard deck.
Do you have a link for this?The MBA also has a replaceable battery, so you could DIY it. The MBP doesn't and Apple just replaces the whole keyboard deck.
As far as I can tell, they are both equally replaceable..and equally difficult. You need to dissolve the glue or pull the strips in both cases.The MBA also has a replaceable battery, so you could DIY it. The MBP doesn't and Apple just replaces the whole keyboard deck.
Between 5 and 10%, mostly 6% of CPU usage. My M1 is at 33 degrees watching a low res Odisea channel Documentary on YouTube.What is the CPU load for showing a YouTube video full-screen on Safari?
I use my MacBook Pro as a blanket heater at night because the house is around 60 degrees.
Congrats on your new purchase. The only downside of getting a M1 is that you get a vitamin D deficiency and your skin turns a pastey white color due to the lack of sunlight.Well...I pulled the trigger and ordered the maxed out MacBook Air m1. I’m beyond excited though I won’t be getting it unti the middle of February. It’s okay though because now I can stop watching YouTube video comparisons and reading tons of articles.
Thank you all for your input I really appreciate.
Happy New Year to all!!!
R
Between 5 and 10%, mostly 6% of CPU usage. My M1 is at 33 degrees watching a low res Odisea channel Documentary on YouTube.
As far as I can tell, they are both equally replaceable..and equally difficult. You need to dissolve the glue or pull the strips in both cases.
Why? Because of no Windows?Congrats on your new purchase. The only downside of getting a M1 is that you get a vitamin D deficiency and your skin turns a pastey white color due to the lack of sunlight.
Good decision. Would have done the same.I pulled the trigger and ordered the maxed out MacBook Air m1.
Well...I pulled the trigger and ordered the maxed out MacBook Air m1
You’re going to love it. I’ve really enjoyed mine so far.Well...I pulled the trigger and ordered the maxed out MacBook Air m1. I’m beyond excited though I won’t be getting it unti the middle of February. It’s okay though because now I can stop watching YouTube video comparisons and reading tons of articles.
Thank you all for your input I really appreciate.
Happy New Year to all!!!
R
It has been that way for me.Congratulations, your going to hopefully love it, it’s like getting your first Mac again.
I agree--and I also think the last 2 or 3 releases of macOS would have been so much more fun to use on M1. They were definitely made with this silicon in mind.Congratulations, your going to hopefully love it, it’s like getting your first Mac again.
Congratulations, your going to hopefully love it, it’s like getting your first Mac again.
You’re going to love it. I’ve really enjoyed mine so far.
It has been that way for me.
I agree--and I also think the last 2 or 3 releases of macOS would have been so much more fun to use on M1. They were definitely made with this silicon in mind.
If they are like previous versions of MBA and MBP, replacing battery in MBA is heaps easier.
Congratulations, I have the same MBA and I wouldn't worry about heat. A fan will give you more problems than heat will.Well...I pulled the trigger and ordered the maxed out MacBook Air m1
There's never been in history a known issue of MacBooks experiencing a meltdown of any type due to heat.I think we can all agree that heat is the enemy of electronics of most any kind. That being said I’m very close to ordering a maxed out MacBook Air m1 but my fear is that since it doesnt have active cooling it may not last as long as the MacBook Pro m1.
Come on man, is a difference of two hours really going to matter to you, especially when the shortest of the two options is 18 hours? That's almost double of what Apple promised in the last Intel MacBook Air. Relax and enjoy. 😊I just realized the time usage is different too, 20 hours on the pro and 18 hours on the air. But I wonder how big of difference it is in real day to day use. 2 hours is a bit of a difference. Oy vay 😂
I'm sure you will love it as many others have. Congrats.Well...I pulled the trigger and ordered the maxed out MacBook Air m1. I’m beyond excited though I won’t be getting it unti the middle of February. It’s okay though because now I can stop watching YouTube video comparisons and reading tons of articles.
Thank you all for your input I really appreciate.
Happy New Year to all!!!
R
The M1 fan should last even longer than an Intel-book fan because it won't spend all its time roaring like jet engine. Besides, replacing MBP fans has always been fairly easy if you follow iFixit's instructions.The fans are now the only rotating component, so they have a higher likelihood of being the first parts of the system to fail.
Sure, but removing the bottom plate once a year to blow dust out is a pretty simple thing to do.Also, without a fan, there’s no air inflow. And that means dust and other particles do not get into the machine.