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MacBook Pro M1 or MacBook Air M1?

My employer is letting me get a new laptop for developing on.
Should I get the new MacBook Pro M1 or the MacBook Air M1 and why? :man_technologist:t2:

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ohm

ohm

That’s what I thought as well. The fan-less Air will just underclock the CPU in order to stay cool, so you’ll only get bursts of topspeed while the Pro with a fan can sustain the heat and thus the right clock speed for longer, which will give you more performance over time.

I have put in an order for a MacBook Pro M1 :smiley:

Carter

Carter

Air only if portability or its sleek design matters but pro every other time, maxed out on as much cpu and ram you can afford and at lest double what you ‘need’ on the SSD :mechanical_arm:

SmithyTT

SmithyTT

Pro-you’ll get better specs and better cooling will mean longer periods of sustained workloads without throttling.

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