Review on 2020 Apple MacBook Air Laptop with M1 Chip: Retina Display, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, Touch ID - Gold by Petar Hristov ᠌

The first Apple MacBook. Prior to that, I used Linux for a number of years (and continue to use it on other machines), and throughout that time, I became accustomed to the notion that issues are rapidly resolved by distribution developers or by the community in the event that something occurs. Additionally, practically everything may be altered to suit your needs. This is not the case at all. When it comes to MacBooks, all of our hopes rest on Apple's shoulders. But if we look at it from the angle of iron, this laptop is by far the best one I've ever owned. There are no noises from the fan because there isn't one, the build is strong (albeit it's not the finest keyboard), and the design is nice. An excellent laptop if it were possible to install Linux on it, or at the very least, if Apple noticed faults and rapidly found solutions to them.