Essentially, you gain access to expensive office apps without spending a single cent.

Since switching to macOS, I no longer need to pay for a Microsoft subscription every month.

In fact, I canceled my Office subscription just last month.

iPhone 15 and an Apple Watch on a wireless charger.

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Furthermore, the ease of screen sharing between iPad and Mac deserves mention.

Together, these features offer a level of unit integration unmatched by Windows.

If you’re used to Windows' sluggish search feature, macOS Spotlight is a game changer.

MacBook Air M2 left side connections.

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In contrast, I’m extremely satisfied with the battery life of my MacBook Air.

Also, there are instances when Windows will only let you shut down your setup after installing an update.

Running a few resource-intensive tasks can quickly cause the laptop to feel burned up and slow down.

The Windows Update screen warning you that your PC is not up to date.

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The MacBook Air uses a passive heatsink design to prevent overheating, and it’s very effective.

It also has no fan, so there’s minimal noise when using it.

These are areas where Apple has outperformed Microsoft.

Also, if gaming is your priority, a MacBook may not be ideal.

Because of that, rather than blindly opting for a MacBook, you should carefully assess your needs.

Depending on your specific use case, a Windows laptop might be a better fit after all.

But for me, there’s no going back.