I think we might see actually the end of intel chips because everyone is shamming on them and their reputation went down hell with AMDs and now Apple M1! We can finally say goodbye intel FOREVER!
@@aircommandslipperz It should be noted Apple did not manufacture these M1 processoprs but TSMC did. A company that both Intel and AMD can and do make use of also.
@Audrey I don't game often but I have played cs go and it runs pretty smoothly and fans only kick on after 30 or so minutes. Tbh, I don't game much often but from what I've seen and played, it's pretty smooth.
Apple pulled off what Microsoft has tried and failed to do twice now. Imagine if the OG Surface or Pro X had launched with this level of performance and compatibility.
I'm not sure if Microsoft really failed. It feels more like they didn't even really try in the first place. It is much harder to make an architectural transition in Windows than it is on Macs due to the different markets and the different policies of Apple and Microsoft. But that still doesn't excuse the poor hardware of the Surface Pro X. That thing is slow. Really slow. It's not even a new chip. SQ1 and SQ2 are just a rebranded Snapdragon 865. Apple went all out on this transition and it really shows. They made a completely new and custom chip that's specifically designed for this exact purpose. Microsoft's attempt feels more like a side project. They announce a whole bunch of stuff and are like "Oh, yes btw we also made this. Maybe you like it" It's really obvious that the Surface Pro X was not a top priority project. Personally, I think it's sad. What the Windows market needs is a new Intel or AMD grade OEM that makes ARM CPUs and sells them to whoever wants to build a Windows computer. I think Microsoft could be this company, but for some reason they just don't do it. Microsoft could never make a proprietary CPU the way Apple can do it. Only Apple makes Macs. But not only Microsoft makes Windows computers. So they'd have to give those chips to other manufacturers in order for it to have some sort of chance. If they keep those chips for themselves, they'll fail since almost nobody will get to experience them as 99% of the market still runs on x86.
Not to excuse their laptops but they barely invested that much R&D into their products. Microsoft is going pretty much all in on Cloud Computing and maybe android in the future.
@@milkstorm4818 exactly, microsoft tried with phones but they didn't make the hardware of any windows phone and just made the OS, now they trying with surface duo but again microsoft makes the hardware this time but they dont make the cpu part and it runs android which is googles thing microsoft needs to follow apple and make the entire hardware, cpu included and also the OS
The main difference between Microsoft and Apple is that Apple kept all the crappy ARM Macs in the basement until TSMC achieved a 5nm manufacturing process at scale. Microsoft releases crappy Surface devices to the public. Microsoft does this to spur the OEMs on to do better, but OEMs don't always care.
I got one of these bad boys, and I can't believe it this is like switching from windows to mac back in 2010 when Macs were super fast on snow leopard. Feels like that all over again absolutely stunning.
@@whengrapespop5728 You can upgrade the RAM and switch to an SSD and it will be even better. I have an '09 iMac with the E7600 and 8GB of RAM and it runs Catalina perfectly.
just picked this thing up with the student discount for $899! Incredible machine! It's my first mac ever and it was hard to make the switch, but no windows based laptop in the price range even remotely touched this thing. It checked every single box for me whereas most windows options checked only a few unless I spent $1500. For the first time in my life, the mac was the cheaper option!
Well, it’s not hair metal. More like 80’s synth wave. Hair metal would be like instruments of destruction or hunger from the 1980’s transformers movie soundtrack.
I was a boy. They were two girls. Can I make it any more obvious? I am the ULTlMATE L0VER on this platform. Don't enter my ch*nnel if you are not above a certain age, dear tan
@Foaad Hisham because there is no reason to have a laptop this fast if you have a decent windows desktop in the first place. This video feels weirdly out of place, with no recommendation on who should buy it, because I feel like I have 0 things that I’d rather have on a MacOS than on Windows, and therefore this whole superfast ultrachill longbattery laptop is as useful as a monitor stand.
Rip for my bois that bought a 2020 MacBook earlier this year edit: LMAO holy shit this comment has a lot of likes. Yeh I am one of those noobs who bought a 2020 mac in june. Anyone willing to look at my channel. Have been making some compilations recently!
I started learning music production on Logic about 2 weeks ago now and I've been running a Hackintosh. I ordered an M1 Air for my birthday today. The M1 processor is better than what I've got and I love the small form factor so I can easily carry it over to my musician friend for help
As a person that took the plunge for an 8gb 512gb MBP, I gotta say....its worth it. I came from a $2800 15 inch Macbook Pro 2016. 4 years was enough to wait. I unplug at 6am, at 10 pm i'm at 60% battery. I'm a software analyst, and use it to remote into my Lenovo work laptop. I love Ableton, and plugins and layering is fine, no hiccups. I love how fast it is, but still am waiting for full optimization. As for would I regret not waiting for next year? Technology is a non stop bullet train. Its up to you when you jump on.
These m1 chips will revolutionalize conputing as we know it. Imagine this level of power.with a power draw on par with like 3-4 led light bulb. Many potential for what it can do
I love this video and agree with you 100%. I looked at laptops for at least a month and tried so many. This has been the best move I have ever made with the base model MacBook Air M1.
Wow! Its like Apple asked Austin to make a Macbook Air documentary , lol,. But seriously, its one of the most complete video I have ever seen. Mad props
@@eddmundodantewilson7316 Not really. OP stated that he cross shopped the XPS 13. Right now, that computer is actually $50 more expensive than the MBA. I could not recommend the XPS to someone right now unless they are vehemently against Mac OS.
I recently lost my early 2020 MacBook Air (we think it got stolen), and got a surface laptop 3 as a replacement, as I used it I realized I didn’t like windows in a laptop format, I decided to stick with it until the internal Wi-Fi module stopped functioning, and so I returned it. As I said, noticed I love mac os in a laptop format, and love windows in a desktop format (Gaming PC). Just ordered the M1 MacBook Pro and couldn’t be more excited to take it with me on the go.
I was a mac user for 10 years. Finally giving up on them after this reveal. Had enough of the price, zero customization. Stoked to be building an incredibly powerful machine, and learning da vinci resolve.
There is way you can skip it within sec Press the (i) in your screen below Then press stop seeing this ad Then it will say why and stuff instead of pressing something Press Close Thats all ..... But I don’t know the point of it lol 😂😂
@MEME MAN i mean isn't that literally the whole point of this convo? different people, different needs. you can't be so hard headed as to decide which laptops are the best and worst for everyone; it always depends. don't generalize. they maybe the worst for/to YOU, but others might have an iPhone and can't do without imessage/facetime and many other variables. there are still people that have to go out to work and would love that amazing battery. open mind, dude.
I am Commenting on this from my Base Model M1 Mac Book Air and I've had it for like a month now..I am more than satisfies with this and this was a huge update from my 5-year-old laptop...It's Great ..
Fun fact: all apple chips since A12 has dedicated hardware accelerators for direct binary translation for Rosetta 2, which is the reason why Rosetta translation leads to only a 20% performance penalty, rather than possibly 90% penalty if those HW blocks weren’t there.
I've had mine for almost a month now and I can truly speak up for it. It's a crazy computer and I really think it's worth getting and I'd fully recommend it to anyone.
These M1 Macs are outstanding, no doubt. However, I’m going to hold off a bit because I would really like a 16-inch version and hopefully (fingers crossed), they finally put a 1080p cameras on those. The second one seems a bit far off, I know...
Got a I3 model for my girlfriend for Christmas. She likes editing videos so I was a bit worried about preformance than this happened and it saved the day I reserved one and am headed to Best Buy to pick it up now and I’m so thankful this happened in time to switch em up and give her one that is gonna blow away any video editing she’s gonna be doing
Too bad for you. My puppy crushes the M1. Okay I do have dual Epyc CPU's (64 cores total, 128 threads) which most cannot afford and the possibility to put two more which is on my to do list for the next upgrade. It replaces my 8 core Intel Cedar Mill (Pentium 4 HTT @3.6 GHz) mini-supercomputer which was a very nice rig until it died 2 years ago. The cooling failed and the motherboard burned out completely. 12 years of continuous service ain't bad though. I do believe if it were still alive it would have beaten the M1 in raw performance as well. Before that I had a SGI Onyx rackmount supercomputer with 24 CPU's (R4400). The Onyx is still working and not for sale. Not to say the M1 is not interesting as it most definitely is but not for what I do as this processor will stay closed and can only run Apple software. I love Unix and Linux systems but that for me is the hammer to not even look into it in any serious way. I will stick with AMD Epyc line for now.
@@ForOdinAndAsgard of course the EPYC line beats the M1, EPYC target is for SERVERS, the M1 is meant to compete with Ryzen and Core, plus the current M1 chips are in laptops, so we haven’t seen their performance in desktops
When these reviews talk about "Professionals", why not include Programmers in the conversation? Is there a downside to using this processor for development? Any compatibility issues? These content creators can literally use an iPad Pro. Programmers neeeeeed to use a PC.
I mean... you can’t run Logic or MainStage on an iPad. Or Ableton, or like the whole Adobe suite other than photoshop. That makes the iPad Pro a pretty hard sell. I think they probably focus on content creators because those people who want Logic Pro or Final Cut are typically the people who are going to be buying Macs as professionals. Historically most Macs have had pretty bad to okay price to performance ratio which is only really offset in terms of value by all the good creative software available + education discounts. May not be true now, but it was for a long time and I think it’s pretty embedded in how Macs are perceived culturally. That being said you’re still 100 percent right. Programmers should be included in the conversation. I’ve seen a handful of those reviews in my recs before and I’ll reply to this comment if I see them again.
The only thing I have heard about programmers because I am an IT student myself, is that tensorflow doesn't work (only if you run it on Google Collab works) and the Android Emulator does not work cause this CPU doesnt support vt-x. So yeah.. If you use these and want a laptop now, dont buy this one. Maybe if you arent in a rush.. They will fix this on future update or the next chip (probably M2). P.S. I think that I saw somewhere they said it is hella difficult to install gcc too. But this will be fixed on an update I think.
I’m super excited for the transition. These first models really are so impressive that even with my work loads as a developer, a MacBook Air would seem to do really well. Build times are better than my current MBP 15”. My only hold up is software support and lack of ports. When the 16” or even the 13” with 4 USB-C ports are updated, I may make the switch then. Hopefully the software support for dev tools improves by then which I’m sure it will.
When I watch this, I feel if this technology takes off, you will have to depend on a single company for your RAM, CPU, GPU. Imagine a day with no Intel, AMD, NVidia, Qualcomm, etc, because it's handled by the one chip. I'm not sure I can promote that. I WANT CHOICE! Imagine the only upgrade to a laptop/desktop is a new computer.
@@yerriper8780 Scary is how I feel. Intel/AMD/Qualcomm have to do their version. At that point, why buy an outdated and slower modular system like we have now. Then, what happens to Gigabyte, MSI, Crucial, Micron, Kingston. They either get bought by a chipmaker, or have no use, because instead of GPU/RAM upgrades, you can only upgrade the whole computer. You can no longer buy a minimal system, then upgrade it when you save up. Modular systems will no longer make sense. Maybe good, maybe bad, we'll see.
@@XLessThanZ I understand your point 100% but I don’t think any of them are gonna go anywhere, look at smart phones, theirs so many different kinda with different features and capabilities. Apples always been like this though they want people to be 100% in that ecosystem if they can which isn’t a bad thing people like that convenience
@@yerriper8780 I feel this runs parallel to what's happening to the car industry, where everything is becoming electronic and old school mechanic shops are going away and you almost have to take your car back to the manufacturer for repairs/upgrades. But then, there are the hobbyist who keep the DIY car industry afloat who like to build antiquated cars. The hope is the DIY computer industry does the same.
The reasons why I'm sticking with my custom built pc an not the m1 as a creative is that I can easily upgrade my ram, storage, processor etc. Also sticking with the Xps 15 because it can also be easily repaired as most parts are removable. Its important to be able to repair your device for longevity.
Experiencing it is the fastest way to convince yourself. lol I owned an i9 16" MBP and I bought a MBA M1 just to try out. The next day I put my 16" up for sale and kept the Air.
I am so torn. On the one hand, Apple have made an incredible leap, massively increasing both sides of an opposing scale - both performance and power efficiency. Something that seemed impossible. They also make beautiful hardware that have very little quality control issues (besides the butterfly keyboard fiasco). On the other hand, I need Windows and Linux support. Apple have locked down their computers so much that they have become very powerful, efficient appliances. No tinkering here. Sadly, being someone in the cyber security space, it would lead to me looking for another vender when I need to replace my computer. I would probably heavily recommend the Mac with M1 to my friends and family, but for my personal use, I will look elsewhere.
@@LongliusThanks to the efforts of the Asahi Linux team and their incredible reverse engineering of Apple technologies, this is true. However, this is still an alpha release and not ideal for daily use. My concern had more to do with client backups and snapshots. Modern Macs run ARM while most of the world still runs x86. A snapshot of a compromised machine has a high 90% chance of being x86. This does not currently run on M-series Mac as far as I am aware. To virtualise and emulate/translate simultaneously is too much for current hardware.
All the reviewers seem to live in a parallel universe where computers are not fast enough, which is quite amazing considering the fact that one can pretty much use Haswell for everything but the 1% of the most demanding tasks today and it will be blazingly fast. Battery life, on the other hand, is a real benefit.
I've had to take in my macbook for a service once in 6 years of ownership(screen coating wearing off), and it was covered under the extended warranty. Not one time during the process did I think "man, I wish I could've taken this to the random computer repair place down the road". Apple makes the process very convenient.
It's on you actually. The older Macs are more stable and have less bugs and issues on Big Sur. You bought a beta product. It will be better than all Macs next year but isn't there yet, apart from in benchmarks
@@franklingoodwin its not beta lol. they test before they release them for purchasing. it’s a completely new chip, obviously they need time to optimise it for everything. in the long run, it’s a good laptop. and even if M2 comes out, apple always keeps previous models updated so people will be able to download the exact same optimisation update on M1 that M2s will have 🤷🏻♀️
@@maigokonekochan You're aware that a beta product is pretty much the same as the finished product? The only difference is that beta products and software have bugs and compatibility issues that usually aren't dealbreakers but also make having them less advisable a purchase at release
Why does austin look like a drug boss from vice city
Cause he actually is
@@sardanus LOL
The shirt bro
Austin “drug boss” Evans
more like logics younger brother who decided to go the tech route
Intel loses to amd. Panik
Intel has chips coming out next year or in 2 years: Kalm
Apple starts making M1 chips that are very fast: P A N I K
by the time intel coming out with the new chips apple probably gonna release 3nm chip lol
intel got drunk and fell asleep. Competition is good, bois
I think we might see actually the end of intel chips because everyone is shamming on them and their reputation went down hell with AMDs and now Apple M1! We can finally say goodbye intel FOREVER!
@@aircommandslipperz meanwhile Intel: 14nm+++++++++++++
@@aircommandslipperz It should be noted Apple did not manufacture these M1 processoprs but TSMC did. A company that both Intel and AMD can and do make use of also.
That one thousand dollar price tag finally seems like its worth it.
yeah
Its now $849 on best buy thats sounds good
yep! Apple is competitive again!
@@DrCeramicDallas yeah I noticed it was for the old model. I am not a student but might go to trade school
Especially when you compare it to laptops like the Dell XPS 13.
I bought an m1 mac on launch day. One of the best purchases I've ever made.
@Audrey I don't game often but I have played cs go and it runs pretty smoothly and fans only kick on after 30 or so minutes. Tbh, I don't game much often but from what I've seen and played, it's pretty smooth.
@Audrey MacBooks are not meant for games lolll
@Audrey the Sims 4, knights of the old republic 2 and world of tanks all run amazing but they’re the only games i have atm
@Audrey You can use cloud gaming in macbook
Will Adobe apps work smooth?
Apple: "Yay, our M1 Mac was very popular"
Also Apple: "Wait a minute, we could have charged $1500+ for this thing :("
Hello verified youtuber
Apple:It's not a problem. We charge 200$ for 8gb more ram and 200$ for 256gb storage
@@alphabeta2589 true, their higher specs are way overpriced. $200 for 8gb more ram? Really?
Truth
Hello, I'm from the future. They more than made up for that error in judgement with the new MacBook Pros
Apple pulled off what Microsoft has tried and failed to do twice now. Imagine if the OG Surface or Pro X had launched with this level of performance and compatibility.
I'm not sure if Microsoft really failed. It feels more like they didn't even really try in the first place.
It is much harder to make an architectural transition in Windows than it is on Macs due to the different markets and the different policies of Apple and Microsoft.
But that still doesn't excuse the poor hardware of the Surface Pro X. That thing is slow. Really slow. It's not even a new chip. SQ1 and SQ2 are just a rebranded Snapdragon 865.
Apple went all out on this transition and it really shows. They made a completely new and custom chip that's specifically designed for this exact purpose.
Microsoft's attempt feels more like a side project. They announce a whole bunch of stuff and are like "Oh, yes btw we also made this. Maybe you like it"
It's really obvious that the Surface Pro X was not a top priority project.
Personally, I think it's sad. What the Windows market needs is a new Intel or AMD grade OEM that makes ARM CPUs and sells them to whoever wants to build a Windows computer. I think Microsoft could be this company, but for some reason they just don't do it.
Microsoft could never make a proprietary CPU the way Apple can do it. Only Apple makes Macs. But not only Microsoft makes Windows computers. So they'd have to give those chips to other manufacturers in order for it to have some sort of chance. If they keep those chips for themselves, they'll fail since almost nobody will get to experience them as 99% of the market still runs on x86.
Apple has too much experience
Not to excuse their laptops but they barely invested that much R&D into their products. Microsoft is going pretty much all in on Cloud Computing and maybe android in the future.
@@milkstorm4818 exactly, microsoft tried with phones but they didn't make the hardware of any windows phone and just made the OS, now they trying with surface duo but again microsoft makes the hardware this time but they dont make the cpu part and it runs android which is googles thing
microsoft needs to follow apple and make the entire hardware, cpu included and also the OS
The main difference between Microsoft and Apple is that Apple kept all the crappy ARM Macs in the basement until TSMC achieved a 5nm manufacturing process at scale. Microsoft releases crappy Surface devices to the public. Microsoft does this to spur the OEMs on to do better, but OEMs don't always care.
I got one of these bad boys, and I can't believe it this is like switching from windows to mac back in 2010 when Macs were super fast on snow leopard. Feels like that all over again absolutely stunning.
Hey, I’m still rocking a 2009 MacBook with snow leopard🤷♂️ Can’t really say it’s usable any more, though.l.
@@whengrapespop5728 Get Linux on that bad boy
@@whengrapespop5728 You can upgrade the RAM and switch to an SSD and it will be even better. I have an '09 iMac with the E7600 and 8GB of RAM and it runs Catalina perfectly.
Forget the MacBook Air, Austin's Shirt is the real hero here!
Ayyy u made a video like this too
Yeah contact zino-tech11 on Instagram he can help you
Thats funny🤣👍
Where did he even living? See that shirt in winter feels weird. 😅
As a PC guy I have to commend Apple it’s damn impressive what they’ve done.
just picked this thing up with the student discount for $899! Incredible machine! It's my first mac ever and it was hard to make the switch, but no windows based laptop in the price range even remotely touched this thing. It checked every single box for me whereas most windows options checked only a few unless I spent $1500. For the first time in my life, the mac was the cheaper option!
How is it after over a year of use?
Loving this 80's hair metal and the Pokemon coke dealer shirt rules haha
@Gaming York I think he's talking about music.
Weirdo
@Gaming York 80’s hair metal. Like, listen to specter general or something like that.
Well, it’s not hair metal. More like 80’s synth wave. Hair metal would be like instruments of destruction or hunger from the 1980’s transformers movie soundtrack.
The best comment I never thought off haha love Austin
Havent been this early since, "Hey guys, this is Austin"
Those were the days 😥
They austin, this is guys
I was a boy. They were two girls. Can I make it any more obvious? I am the ULTlMATE L0VER on this platform. Don't enter my ch*nnel if you are not above a certain age, dear tan
@@AxxLAfriku No one asked
He guy her is Austin and I am gay.
"He guys this is austin" petition for it to return
Don’t remember he guys ever being used
Petition for everyone to stop whining about an intro that Austin himself stopped using.
@@TheGoldNShadow Exactly all the comments in his videos from the past year is filled to the brim with this shit. It’s so fucking annoying.
please stop you are so annoying, he stopped using it to be more inclusive
Please no that was unbelievable cringe
I love how they finally made a huge focus on Macs and made them sooooo much better 😄
Steve watching this from heaven : They've done it, my company have done it.
Steve went to hell.
@@ShersGarage lol
@@ShersGarage why?
@@universalyoutuber195 because how he treated his family, friends and employees. Also he has done nothing to help the less fortunate.
@@ShersGarage oh
Austin 6 months ago: I am fully Samsung
Austin now: iPhone 12 mini and m1 Mac
@Foaad Hisham stop yapping
@@kylesys that's the truth
@Foaad Hisham because there is no reason to have a laptop this fast if you have a decent windows desktop in the first place. This video feels weirdly out of place, with no recommendation on who should buy it, because I feel like I have 0 things that I’d rather have on a MacOS than on Windows, and therefore this whole superfast ultrachill longbattery laptop is as useful as a monitor stand.
@@JPLenzi $999 monitor stand nice
@Foaad Hisham nah he also use’s the iPad Pro
Rip for my bois that bought a 2020 MacBook earlier this year
edit: LMAO holy shit this comment has a lot of likes. Yeh I am one of those noobs who bought a 2020 mac in june.
Anyone willing to look at my channel. Have been making some compilations recently!
RIP my mom that bought a 2019 late MacBook Pro last year
literally all of us warned them. They're fucking clowns
@@zaam5506 Was she supposed to wait over a year?
I'm so glad I didn't buy one yet and mines is done for almost
Fucking me right now but I needed something for college, I might honestly sell my MacBook if possible and get this instead
Here before the “DON’T buy the new M1 MacBook Air!” Video
Linus get out
From an Apple product, I wouldn't be too surprised if that happens.
Might happen when AMD 5000 is released in laptops but AMD won't beat Apple in single core.
@@SexyGaymerPankaj and in battery life
@@AjeshDSthegr8 yeah battery life too
as a music producer using this as my digital audio workstation will be epic no fall backs and the battery ... tunes for days omw gimme gimme gimme
I started learning music production on Logic about 2 weeks ago now and I've been running a Hackintosh. I ordered an M1 Air for my birthday today. The M1 processor is better than what I've got and I love the small form factor so I can easily carry it over to my musician friend for help
@@SirTheOnlyPixel what are the specs of your Hackintosh?
Ok so if I just bought the 2020 intel MacBook Air like 4 months ago, should I start crying?
Yes and sell it while the resale value holds
i dont understand why you guys buy macbooks mac os is so bad i hate it and you can only do what they allow you
@@someonehere4380 that's not true, macOS is Unix based and it gives the users a lot of freedom.
@@siddhant717 compared to windows no but on its own yes
@@someonehere4380 we all have differing opinions and mine is different than yours.
I’ve always loved macs and I’m so happy to see them move on to higher grounds.
So true
Austin makes these times enjoyable
Keep up the grind man!!!
As a person that took the plunge for an 8gb 512gb MBP, I gotta say....its worth it.
I came from a $2800 15 inch Macbook Pro 2016. 4 years was enough to wait.
I unplug at 6am, at 10 pm i'm at 60% battery.
I'm a software analyst, and use it to remote into my Lenovo work laptop.
I love Ableton, and plugins and layering is fine, no hiccups.
I love how fast it is, but still am waiting for full optimization.
As for would I regret not waiting for next year? Technology is a non stop bullet train. Its up to you when you jump on.
@BobLadif-jk3hx I got nothing for you, i'm not even sure how. Still working 3 years later with my Dad using it.
this may be the old apple coming back, and until now i had lost all my hope of getting hyped again for a new mac.
I love to see how most tech reviewers are so happy with this transition and performance. This is what apple needed.
5:02 Gotta love the fact that he kept that robot dinosaur thing
Austin is savage, he's not waiting for nothing. Go for it!
These m1 chips will revolutionalize conputing as we know it. Imagine this level of power.with a power draw on par with like 3-4 led light bulb. Many potential for what it can do
Typing this on a base M1 MacBook Air I got yesterday. Replaced my 9 year old 2011 MBA 13. Love it.
Find me a 9 year old windows laptop that still works 😂 Macs are quality.
@@L1VE3V1L Yeah well there are ThinkPads that last longer you sheep. Not to mention they don't charge you can arm and leg to upgrade or repair
I love this video and agree with you 100%. I looked at laptops for at least a month and tried so many. This has been the best move I have ever made with the base model MacBook Air M1.
Wow! Its like Apple asked Austin to make a Macbook Air documentary , lol,. But seriously, its one of the most complete video I have ever seen. Mad props
Last time I came this early, I had to apologize
😆👏🏽
Ouuu😂🙌🏾.
U have my full respect
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
👌 legend
Dead
watching the video on my M1 MBA and feeling proud of my choice over XPS 13 :D
What do you use your Mac for?
@@ismailakram MS office, browsing etc nothing heavy work. I had Xps and this M1 is way better than that
U wasted a lot of bills only for that??? Lol
@@eddmundodantewilson7316 Well, if he can afford it, why not. But yeah, I’d rather go with XPS 13
@@eddmundodantewilson7316 Not really. OP stated that he cross shopped the XPS 13. Right now, that computer is actually $50 more expensive than the MBA. I could not recommend the XPS to someone right now unless they are vehemently against Mac OS.
I'm working on a base 2016 MacBook Pro which I love but the upcoming M1 MBP with a Silicon display might be the perfect upgrade
I recently lost my early 2020 MacBook Air (we think it got stolen), and got a surface laptop 3 as a replacement, as I used it I realized I didn’t like windows in a laptop format, I decided to stick with it until the internal Wi-Fi module stopped functioning, and so I returned it. As I said, noticed I love mac os in a laptop format, and love windows in a desktop format (Gaming PC). Just ordered the M1 MacBook Pro and couldn’t be more excited to take it with me on the go.
*reading the website for otterbox commercial*
Him: Austin Evans
Me: Austine Vans 👁👄👁
Jokes on you Austin, I don’t have a Mac.
OmG wHaT PoOr UsElEsS nObOdY cAnT aFfOrD a MaCbOoK
Jokes on you I don’t have a PC....or a house
@@a.v.w RACIST
@@emmancrafts. Oh No I'm ExPoSeD aAaAaAaH
@@emmancrafts. oh I just noticed what you meant, it is changed whoops sorry.
When you're so early like that nerdy kid who always arrives first at school
I arrive at school first so I can sneak onto my phone to get onto Discord so I can talk to my friend in America.
Heheheh nice
Just bought one Macbook air M1 today! Can't wait to receive it
Its rlly good
I was a mac user for 10 years. Finally giving up on them after this reveal. Had enough of the price, zero customization. Stoked to be building an incredibly powerful machine, and learning da vinci resolve.
Only true people will know that the video use to be called “Your Mac is Trash”.
I did because I have notifications on lol I'm a bit late though
I did too , my notifs were on
true people?? every one is a true person
@@susee7069 I guess he meant true subscribers! and the notif gang!
Am I the only person once the vid starts and an ad starts playing you go straight to the comment section 😂
Nah bro I do that too
adblock
I hover on the skip ad button lol
There is way you can skip it within sec
Press the (i) in your screen below
Then press stop seeing this ad
Then it will say why and stuff instead of pressing something
Press Close
Thats all .....
But I don’t know the point of it lol 😂😂
Me, who doesn't even own a Mac:
*Why are you telling me this?*
@MEME MAN Did you even watch the video?
@MEME MAN you know a $999 laptop that can outperform this macbook and keep this insane battery life?
@MEME MAN i mean isn't that literally the whole point of this convo? different people, different needs. you can't be so hard headed as to decide which laptops are the best and worst for everyone; it always depends. don't generalize. they maybe the worst for/to YOU, but others might have an iPhone and can't do without imessage/facetime and many other variables. there are still people that have to go out to work and would love that amazing battery. open mind, dude.
I am Commenting on this from my Base Model M1 Mac Book Air and I've had it for like a month now..I am more than satisfies with this and this was a huge update from my 5-year-old laptop...It's Great ..
Fun fact: all apple chips since A12 has dedicated hardware accelerators for direct binary translation for Rosetta 2, which is the reason why Rosetta translation leads to only a 20% performance penalty, rather than possibly 90% penalty if those HW blocks weren’t there.
I've had mine for almost a month now and I can truly speak up for it. It's a crazy computer and I really think it's worth getting and I'd fully recommend it to anyone.
Yeah, until you need service down the road then Apple screws you over!!!!!!!!!
Watching this on the MacBook Air M1 and after using it for around 4 hours I completely agree. It's the perfect laptop for everyday work.
These M1 Macs are outstanding, no doubt. However, I’m going to hold off a bit because I would really like a 16-inch version and hopefully (fingers crossed), they finally put a 1080p cameras on those. The second one seems a bit far off, I know...
I like the portrait facetime video taking up the right side of the screen and Austin's video being on the left. Nice
I love every time the word Beta is mentioned Austin is in shot🤣
You know when he really meant it when he says “Hey Guys, This Is Austin”
Austin 6 months ago “I wanna switch my life to the Samsung ecosystem” Austin now switch to a iPhone 12 mini and MacBook Air. Not hating
Have you even used an M1 Mac? you ignore all these specific points he seems to make tho.
Because Apple is stepping up their game. I've always preferred apple but now everyone seems to be impressed with their latest tech.
@@jayanthkumar7964 ya ik I’m joking
Picked up the baseline last week and within a couple minutes knew it was my new default.
I got myself the M1 MacBook Pro and I will never look back. its truly fantastic
Got a I3 model for my girlfriend for Christmas. She likes editing videos so I was a bit worried about preformance than this happened and it saved the day I reserved one and am headed to Best Buy to pick it up now and I’m so thankful this happened in time to switch em up and give her one that is gonna blow away any video editing she’s gonna be doing
You know it's serious when Austin gets into story time
RIP MARADONA
Haven’t been this early since, “Hey guys it’s Austin”
This is the best intro of any M1 video I’ve seen so far! I love the impatience and conviction 😂😂😂
The background sound is gold
“your Mac is trash” - Austin Evans 2020
me who doesn’t even have a Mac or anything Apple related 😭😢
Same
*I Love Watching Reviews Of Things That I Can't Afford.*
😢
"Your PC is trash" Admitted it, it is. I know mine is.
Too bad for you. My puppy crushes the M1. Okay I do have dual Epyc CPU's (64 cores total, 128 threads) which most cannot afford and the possibility to put two more which is on my to do list for the next upgrade. It replaces my 8 core Intel Cedar Mill (Pentium 4 HTT @3.6 GHz) mini-supercomputer which was a very nice rig until it died 2 years ago. The cooling failed and the motherboard burned out completely. 12 years of continuous service ain't bad though. I do believe if it were still alive it would have beaten the M1 in raw performance as well. Before that I had a SGI Onyx rackmount supercomputer with 24 CPU's (R4400). The Onyx is still working and not for sale. Not to say the M1 is not interesting as it most definitely is but not for what I do as this processor will stay closed and can only run Apple software. I love Unix and Linux systems but that for me is the hammer to not even look into it in any serious way. I will stick with AMD Epyc line for now.
@@ForOdinAndAsgard shush nobody asked
@@ForOdinAndAsgard of course the EPYC line beats the M1, EPYC target is for SERVERS, the M1 is meant to compete with Ryzen and Core, plus the current M1 chips are in laptops, so we haven’t seen their performance in desktops
Bro that ending just took me by surprise
Yaa me too
Austin cracked the code instead of calling out companies for their products not being as good as other’s, he calls out his fans
Your production quality has gone up leaps, and I love the 80s vibe embedded into this video!
That summer shirt looks dope!
"Patience is not my middle name." 😆
M1 is just some alien tech, most powerful yet most energy efficient.
The video hasn't started until Austin says "Hey Guys, it's Austin"
When these reviews talk about "Professionals", why not include Programmers in the conversation? Is there a downside to using this processor for development? Any compatibility issues? These content creators can literally use an iPad Pro. Programmers neeeeeed to use a PC.
I mean... you can’t run Logic or MainStage on an iPad. Or Ableton, or like the whole Adobe suite other than photoshop. That makes the iPad Pro a pretty hard sell.
I think they probably focus on content creators because those people who want Logic Pro or Final Cut are typically the people who are going to be buying Macs as professionals. Historically most Macs have had pretty bad to okay price to performance ratio which is only really offset in terms of value by all the good creative software available + education discounts.
May not be true now, but it was for a long time and I think it’s pretty embedded in how Macs are perceived culturally.
That being said you’re still 100 percent right. Programmers should be included in the conversation. I’ve seen a handful of those reviews in my recs before and I’ll reply to this comment if I see them again.
Check out Dave2D’s review. He compared the compile times and they are as good as on the 2.5k 2020 16” MacBook Pro.
The only thing I have heard about programmers because I am an IT student myself, is that tensorflow doesn't work (only if you run it on Google Collab works) and the Android Emulator does not work cause this CPU doesnt support vt-x. So yeah.. If you use these and want a laptop now, dont buy this one. Maybe if you arent in a rush.. They will fix this on future update or the next chip (probably M2).
P.S. I think that I saw somewhere they said it is hella difficult to install gcc too. But this will be fixed on an update I think.
Chrome browser gonna be like hold my tabs
Emphasis on the tabs
Me: doesn’t have a Mac
Austin: your Mac is trash
Me: “IT IS?”
soundtrack for this video is on point 👌🏼👌🏼
Just copped mine today 😌I love it so far.
Same here
Jokes on you. I don't have a Mac.
2:31When you don’t know what your friend is talking about.
😂😂😂
“Austin the Apple sections is over there”
-Microcenter employee
I’m super excited for the transition. These first models really are so impressive that even with my work loads as a developer, a MacBook Air would seem to do really well. Build times are better than my current MBP 15”. My only hold up is software support and lack of ports. When the 16” or even the 13” with 4 USB-C ports are updated, I may make the switch then. Hopefully the software support for dev tools improves by then which I’m sure it will.
You could just use a virtual machine and run Windows off of it. If the performance is this good, then that should be buttery smooth as well
When I watch this, I feel if this technology takes off, you will have to depend on a single company for your RAM, CPU, GPU. Imagine a day with no Intel, AMD, NVidia, Qualcomm, etc, because it's handled by the one chip. I'm not sure I can promote that. I WANT CHOICE! Imagine the only upgrade to a laptop/desktop is a new computer.
I don’t think that will happen, though the thought is scary intel,amd will always remain here
At most this will push the envelope for them to create something amazing since a standard has been set
@@yerriper8780 Scary is how I feel. Intel/AMD/Qualcomm have to do their version. At that point, why buy an outdated and slower modular system like we have now. Then, what happens to Gigabyte, MSI, Crucial, Micron, Kingston. They either get bought by a chipmaker, or have no use, because instead of GPU/RAM upgrades, you can only upgrade the whole computer. You can no longer buy a minimal system, then upgrade it when you save up. Modular systems will no longer make sense. Maybe good, maybe bad, we'll see.
@@XLessThanZ I understand your point 100% but I don’t think any of them are gonna go anywhere, look at smart phones, theirs so many different kinda with different features and capabilities. Apples always been like this though they want people to be 100% in that ecosystem if they can which isn’t a bad thing people like that convenience
@@yerriper8780 I feel this runs parallel to what's happening to the car industry, where everything is becoming electronic and old school mechanic shops are going away and you almost have to take your car back to the manufacturer for repairs/upgrades. But then, there are the hobbyist who keep the DIY car industry afloat who like to build antiquated cars. The hope is the DIY computer industry does the same.
The intro feels like a YTP
Made possible by ASML. They're the ones that have quote: "Completely changed everything"...
M1 MacBook Pro: why are you so loud? and overheat more?
M1 MacBook Air: I dont hav fen
The reasons why I'm sticking with my custom built pc an not the m1 as a creative is that I can easily upgrade my ram, storage, processor etc. Also sticking with the Xps 15 because it can also be easily repaired as most parts are removable. Its important to be able to repair your device for longevity.
Experiencing it is the fastest way to convince yourself. lol I owned an i9 16" MBP and I bought a MBA M1 just to try out. The next day I put my 16" up for sale and kept the Air.
I am so torn. On the one hand, Apple have made an incredible leap, massively increasing both sides of an opposing scale - both performance and power efficiency. Something that seemed impossible. They also make beautiful hardware that have very little quality control issues (besides the butterfly keyboard fiasco). On the other hand, I need Windows and Linux support. Apple have locked down their computers so much that they have become very powerful, efficient appliances. No tinkering here.
Sadly, being someone in the cyber security space, it would lead to me looking for another vender when I need to replace my computer. I would probably heavily recommend the Mac with M1 to my friends and family, but for my personal use, I will look elsewhere.
You can run Linux on the Apple Silicon Macs. Apple doesn't restrict what operating system you can boot.
@@LongliusThanks to the efforts of the Asahi Linux team and their incredible reverse engineering of Apple technologies, this is true. However, this is still an alpha release and not ideal for daily use.
My concern had more to do with client backups and snapshots. Modern Macs run ARM while most of the world still runs x86. A snapshot of a compromised machine has a high 90% chance of being x86. This does not currently run on M-series Mac as far as I am aware. To virtualise and emulate/translate simultaneously is too much for current hardware.
“Your Mac is trash”
Me who has a 2011 Samsung laptop and doesn’t own any Apple product:
🤩🤩
My condolences
2011 Samsung laptop lol
My prayer for you.
Samsung makes shit laptops 😐. I'd choose a Mac over a Samsung Book any day.
@@SexyGaymerPankaj ok samsung hater
@@dy7296 they genuinely don't make good laptops, go ahead waste your money😂.
All the reviewers seem to live in a parallel universe where computers are not fast enough, which is quite amazing considering the fact that one can pretty much use Haswell for everything but the 1% of the most demanding tasks today and it will be blazingly fast. Battery life, on the other hand, is a real benefit.
My PC is trash, but it still is making me able to watch your videos.
3:47-4:43 the BGM is Trapped in 8 bit- Mai Ligne.... This comment is for whoever wanted to know.😀
Apple is finally stepping up their game! Now if they just loose this "privileged repair bullshit" they would actually be a good company.
I whope more UA-camrs would actually talk more about this beacaue it is one of the genuine reasons i don't wanna switch.
@jo e I mean they've changed a lot over the years, and I genuinely hope they do. Competition Is always good for the consumer
And add more IO to their dumbed down recent Macbooks.
I've had to take in my macbook for a service once in 6 years of ownership(screen coating wearing off), and it was covered under the extended warranty. Not one time during the process did I think "man, I wish I could've taken this to the random computer repair place down the road". Apple makes the process very convenient.
How would that make them more money?
It was worth watching just for "Grandma has a lot of broken screens! "
3:15 The face you make when you get caught while picking your nose😂😂😂😂😂
I own both the M1 Mac Mini and the M1 MacBook Pro. I got the pro today and I'm loving it.
Wearing that shirt you should really have presented this video while reclining on a hammock and sipping a pina colada. Good vid.
Ha, I have the M1 MacBook Pro!
So jokes on you!
It's on you actually. The older Macs are more stable and have less bugs and issues on Big Sur. You bought a beta product. It will be better than all Macs next year but isn't there yet, apart from in benchmarks
@@franklingoodwin lmfao he clowned himself
@@franklingoodwin its not beta lol. they test before they release them for purchasing. it’s a completely new chip, obviously they need time to optimise it for everything. in the long run, it’s a good laptop. and even if M2 comes out, apple always keeps previous models updated so people will be able to download the exact same optimisation update on M1 that M2s will have 🤷🏻♀️
@@maigokonekochan You're aware that a beta product is pretty much the same as the finished product? The only difference is that beta products and software have bugs and compatibility issues that usually aren't dealbreakers but also make having them less advisable a purchase at release
@@franklingoodwin bro did you even watch this review or any other reviews. I can taste salty pc guy in here.
Me watching this even though I don’t own any Apple products:
*Hmmmm interesting*
I just bought a MBP 16GB. Delivers tomorrow, can’t wait.
Im watching this on the mac air m1 2020 , very happy