Review on Apple MacBook 13 Inch 2 3GHz 256GB by Jnis Uptis ᠌

My assessment will be biased because I am one of those folks who choose to convert from Windows to MacOS. I. At first, I found the logic of the system applications in Mac to be strange and occasionally utterly perplexing. However, it turned out that all you had to do was get used to it. II. I have a gorgeous "Space Gray" case. The laptop managed to scratch a little with some covering chipping off after two months of use, but this is hardly apparent. They claim that the MacBook is without these flaws when it is white. III. Concerning MacOs' ideal work. Yes, the system functions reliably, however I strive to limit the number of open processes (I promptly close unnecessary programs, browser tabs, etc.). I probably picked up this habit from using Windows. V. Some programs are effective: Final Cut, while working with large files, there are occasionally brakes. But overall, everything is good and stable. The Quicktime stock software contains a bug. After some time, green stripes start to show when you run some video files (mov) in full screen mode. VI. It is advised to get a USB3.0 hard drive, or even better, a type-C HDD, but something affordable (starting at 20), in order to deal with files more quickly and efficiently. However, a hard drive connected through USB 2.0 will suffice. I have the same speed as Windows, and that is plenty for me. V. Presentation. Minimalism. Everything should be done in proportion; nothing more, please. In general, I suggest purchasing first for those with money and waiting to do so for people who are sick of Windows and want to unwind, unwind, and learn more about system stability with Macos.