“Which one do you recommend this one or one with a M2 and 1T of memory?”
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Just an average user here… I’ve asked myself this same question. I got the M2 (15 inch, 16gb ram, 1tb ssd) AND the M3 (13 inch, 16gb ram, 512gb ssd) and ended up returning the M3. It’s the same device… the chip isn’t much of an upgrade for the average user. There is no noticeable worthwhile difference between them… and the M3 is still a finger print magnet in midnight. You have the opportunity to get more storage … and while I’d have personally preferred a smaller 13 inch laptop… the bigger screen (and better sound etc.) in the 15 inch M2 is also a plus in terms of what you’re getting for your money since both are the same price. If you are looking for great value, go with the M2, 1TB SSD, 16GB RAM. The upgrade to M3 is not worth it at the same price… the M2 chip performs exceptionally well in daily use. Of course, it all comes down to your usage and what YOU value most. Some of the very few key differences in the M3 include: support for a second external display, WiFi 6E support and slightly faster processing (again, not even noticeable in the average user experience), current release (some prefer all things shiny and new). In avg. daily use though… no difference.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.If you plan to keep it for the long haul, go for the M3. I have a 14 year old macbook and a 9 yr old Macbook. They are still useful! Not screamers when using Office or editing photos, but for EM and casual browsing, still rock. YouTube is a bit clunky on the old one, but my '15 can still play video well. And yes, the batteries won't hold all day charge, but they still allow me to work a few hours at Starbucks. I've had comments, "How old?" LOL
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I think 512GB is enough and will select the new chips. If you need more Memory, you can buy a SSD with a good price.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The M2 is an old product, I recomen the M3.
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