Review on Apple MacBook 13 Inch 2 3GHz 256GB by Wiktor Krzysztof Kor ᠌

Due to the nature of my work, I was forced to install a hackintosh operating system on the low-cost laptops I used for a long time. Eventually, I grew tired of the fact that something would frequently come loose during tests, and I made the decision to switch to a genuine Apple MacBook. To begin, I appreciated the screen (IPS), which was quite clear, bright enough, and viewable from any angle. This is in contrast to low-cost laptops, which typically use TN matrix displays. But at the same time, I'm not a fan of glossy surfaces; that's why I've always opted for laptops with matte screens, and I'm hoping it won't take me long to get used to the new one. The trackpad is, without a doubt, stunning, and the motions are easy to get used to right away. Because I don't work with graphics, I don't really have a need for positioning accuracy, therefore I moved the mouse to the pantry. My prior computers had trackpads that were so frustrating to use that I eventually learned to disable them and rely solely on a mouse. The keyboard is top-notch; it has a pleasant stroke, a backlight, and big buttons. The sound quality is excellent, and there is no shaking due to the aluminum shell and the careful fitting of the pieces. Because I tend to put a lot of strain on the battery during the day, I don't have enough power for an entire working day, but if it were more powerful, it might be able to last for a longer period of time in typewriter mode. It was an unwelcome shock to discover that when it was put under stress, it became extremely noisy. I'm not a fan of MacOS, and I find that Windows 10 is now just as stable as it was before and even more convenient, yet it's difficult for me to write when using Windows on an iOS device. Is it money well spent to hire him? If you don't need to develop for iOS or MacOS and you don't depend on any specific software, then it might be best to look into cheaper, more powerful, and possibly slightly poorer quality Windows 10 laptops. I can't say for sure, but if that's the case, it might be best. Should I return the item I bought? Actually, this is not the case; the instrument serves its purpose admirably, and it possesses a reasonable amount of power and convenience.