Otherwise, the impressions are identical to last year's 13" flash, with the exception of small nuances. From what I noticed, these are tighter USB-C ports and the magnet attracts the cover a little more. In terms of switching from 13" to 15" - the performance is undoubtedly much higher. Especially in CPU-bound tasks. You should not expect much from the video card, but again it is noticeably faster than the integrated Iris Pro 650. As for the difference in weight - for me 500g is not particularly critical. But if you constantly carry a laptop with you, then 13-inch is much more convenient, both in weight and in size. (To make it clearer, before buying, just twist both models in your hands). I hope that my experience will be useful to someone.
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