A compilation of the major differences between the two lines.
Think of all the things you could buy with $7,000.
M2 Pro and M2 Max chips are coming.
Moreover, the customers can only use this self repair service on MacBook Air and MacBook Pro Models that have M1 chips.
Hmm the description given by the author is so generic. Wish he had taken the time to be a bit more detailed with his comparisons.
Better battery thats totally false please visit apples website and see for yourself, thanks
It all depends on what your doing and if that screen size is sufficient enough for what you do.
At this point, the 13" MBA would probably be a good alternative to the 13" MBP. For starters, you get the higher resolution screen of the 15" (hopefully if the rumored MBP's come next year, that will change), and you get the added benefit of SSD's. Granted, you are limited on the size of SSD you can get, and a slower i5/i7, but speed-wise the SSD makes a big difference. The GPU in both the MBA and 13" MBP are the same integrated one.
I would either go for the 15" MBP for a better balanced laptop or the 13" MBA for portability. I've been eyeing the MBA recently given that it pretty fast for an ultraportable and comes standard with an SSD, which not all ultraportables do.
I play a lot of games and do some occasional video editing so I'd go for the 15"