Mac is usually about build quality + OS experience + battery life + long term reliability, but it is very high priced and repairs are costly when out of warranty.
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shd i go for macbook air 256 gb ssd or asus new ryzen 7000 vivobook with 16gb ram 512gb ssd . is asus laptops good or not please provide feedback i am avoiding mac as it has so many other costs associated to it i dont wanna spend too much like 1l + thn usb extender for mac etc
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Asus Vivobook has avg build quality especially touchpad which I found to be even a bit below avg. Vivobook pro have better build quality & vivobook S series has somewhere in between of these two. Try finding similar models in lenovo. HP & Dell. Also, no matter which brand you buy always get at least 2 years(preferably 3) extended warranty with ADP(accidental damage protection).
MrMonkey wrote:thats an issue also display is not matteMac is usually about build quality + OS experience + battery life + long term reliability, but it is very high priced and repairs are costly when out of warranty.
pranavcool wrote:If you are into apple eco system, a mac is indispensable. Handsoff itself is too good, not mentioning the rest.
thats an issue also display is not matte
If you are not, then get windows.
Mac v/s Windows boils down to the softwares you need to use on it. For example, an awful lot of accounting software (e.g. Tally) does not work on Mac. I need Powershell that is not on Mac. If you are only going to use it for web-browsing / media consumption then by all means go with a Mac. The M1/M2 processors are fantastic in terms of speed and battery life. If you use a Mac responsibly (i.e. not plonking it down on a mattress / bed, keeping it dust free, not eating junk (chips, namkeen) while using the laptop, not touching the screen or rubbing it with wet cloth) it will last a long time.
dexter_greycells wrote:so much maintainence broMac v/s Windows boils down to the softwares you need to use on it. For example, an awful lot of accounting software (e.g. Tally) does not work on Mac. I need Powershell that is not on Mac. If you are only going to use it for web-browsing / media consumption then by all means go with a Mac. The M1/M2 processors are fantastic in terms of speed and battery life. If you use a Mac responsibly (i.e. not plonking it down on a mattress / bed, keeping it dust free, not eating junk (chips, namkeen) which using the laptop, not touching the screen or rubbing it with wet cloth) it will last a long time.

Asus Vivobook has avg build quality especially touchpad which I found to be even a bit below avg. Vivobook pro have better build quality & vivobook S series has somewhere in between of these two. Try finding similar models in lenovo. HP & Dell. Also, no matter which brand you buy always get at least 2 years(preferably 3) extended warranty with ADP(accidental damage protection).