The BEST Mac For Photographers, Filmmakers, and Creative Professionals

[@Stealthman42]

Very simular situation I was in. I finally purchased the Mac Studio base model. I did purchase a Satechi M.2 NVMe SSD Enclosure with a WD_BLACK 4TB SN850X NVMe. Using the Thunderbolt port for connection, It's just as fast as the internal drive! I will never go back to the Windows OS. Also, love the quietnes of the Mac!

[@awakeabroadmedia]

I run the same NVMe setup as you! I used my windows m.2s haha

[@jay5soul]

I just got the Mac Studio M2 Max with 64gb and 1tb. I'm coming from a 2020 intel iMac. and its amazing

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Oh yeah thats quite the upgrade man. Solid setup!! I still use a 2017 Macbook Pro and it kicks ass, but the M2 Studio is my workhorse for 90% of my tasks!

[@clrshp]

Great review. I would love to see SOMEONE do a comparison between a brand new computer and A three year old or five year old computer. Most of us don’t buy a new computer every year so a comparison from last years to this years isn’t particularly helpful. The guys that are buying a new machine every year either have too much cash hanging around, are KZbin influencers that get their demo machines free or high end folks that use every bit of power that they can get every year and are making a living from these things. And they already know what they’re getting next.

[@martinr2962]

​@@clrshpBasically you will get a significantly more powerful setup for the same money, if you choose a Windows PC. Moreover the modular exchangeability are huge benefits of a Windows system. But the size, energy consumption and the noise are the reasons why I finally went for a Mac Studio.

[@gvahometours]

Solid review! been waiting for this one from you man! I think you've convinced me. WE ARE GETTING ONE

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching :)

[@petrzurek5713]

I don’t get why people complain about the built-in speakers. I was surprised it has speakers at all. Like, do people complain about the huge PC desktop builds having no built-in speakers? Not really

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Is this a complaint i'm reading? 🤭🫣

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Just having fun Peter :)

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Better speakers would make the computer a little more travel friendly. It's not a replacement for external speakers but it would help a lot when one travels and can't bring speakers with them but still want quality audio. Something like a UE Wonderboom would be dope!

[@StratsRUs]

Is it too difficult to put decent speakers in there, though ?

[@atetraxx]

​@@StratsRUs Yes it's unnecessary

[@keldonlemon]

Awesome vid, I want one of these now!

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Highly recommend it if you edit lots of videos or need a lot of power to run multiple apps at once. Loving this machine!

[@palmaracharters]

Thank you for this video!! Very informative.

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jazminaphoto]

Looks like a BEAST of a machine!! Great review 👌

[@dweisz2633]

I Have the same Unit hated the bottom sliding on my desk I fixed this problem by taking a extra mouse pad cut it round and glued it to the bottom Wow did it help.

[@awakeabroadmedia]

genius idea!! I have an extra mouse pad Thanks for the tip!

[@TheDarkLandsMusic]

Currently using a MacBook air with 16gb memory, useless for DaVinci Resolve, so need a Mac Studio, this video has helped me make the choice

[@awakeabroadmedia]

yeah it will help you a lot. Ive been loving it. Think youll get the M2 or M3?

[@kevinpitts3548]

I wished you would have posted this back in December when you recorded it. I was torn between a refurbished M2 pro mini and a used studio. I went with the refurbished mini just to have the warranty, but wished i would have went with the studio. 16 gigs is not enough!

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Damn dude, my bad for taking long with this one. I found the studio refurbished and saved $200 I put towards the warranty. Are you still within the return period for your mini?

[@kevinpitts3548]

@@awakeabroadmedia no I have had it for over 60 days. Now I'm torn between getting a used studio like before or making a hackintosh. There is the thought of just keeping it until the warranty is up, then switching it out... I'm not a hardcore editor, but I am a multitasker.

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Hmm good point, if you're multitasking you will benefit from more Ram. If you're experiencing bottlenecks holding you back from being efficient, I would swap it out as soon as you are able to, so you save time and speed up your workflow

[@kevinpitts3548]

@@awakeabroadmedia thanks man

[@julienpierb]

Man, I really want one. My PC is on its last leg. And as far as the new chip goes, it's not all that more powerful than the M2 so yours will have a good few years ahead of itself! Great video my friend

[@awakeabroadmedia]

I can't recommend this enough, especially for filmmaking. Every single day it surprises me with handling anything I throw at it!

[@ItsBennyblitz]

The video helped me a lot. answered all my questions. Definitely deserve a subscribe. thank you

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Glad it helped! Thanks for subscribing :)

[@JustBob-sw4rf]

Thanks for the excellent top level overview. If people are considering a Mac Mini as a cheaper alternative, they should consider the much higher operating temperature of that machine. Higher operating temperatures shorten the life of electronics. If one is the type who buys a new machine every couple of years that won’t be a problem. But, if you’re hoping to keep the machine for a long time, it should be an important consideration.

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Well said! This is important! Also, if you're someone who gets a new Mac every few years, consider investing that money now, and not having to upgrade later. It is well worth getting a beefier machine like the Studio

[@brianwatson7589]

Can you list more of your specs? I have a decent budget and are leaning to way overkill for video & photo editing and did not know if you selected: Apple M2 Ultra with 24‑core CPU, 76‑core GPU, 32‑core Neural Engine

[@awakeabroadmedia]

This is the 12 30, works great, I love it

[@kdrc]

Thanks for including the specifications

[@awakeabroadmedia]

You bet! Are you considering buyingit?

[@kdrc]

@@awakeabroadmedia Yes and your additions make the most sense instead of going for the next model higher which is double the price

[@richardschembri3538]

I have just ordered the same specification unit you ordered, it does not arrive until the 9th september, can not wait to try it.

[@coltonwestmaui]

How’s it working??

[@richardschembri3538]

It’s really good, was previously using a M1 max MacBook Pro

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Do you love it? Curious to hear your experience!

[@richardschembri3538]

I love it it’s really fast, and having. 2Tb SSD also helps a lot and the 64Gb ram means I never have an issue. Its should last me 4 or 5 years.

[@Mototherapy_online]

Just got one, base model. And really impatient to get back home to install it 🤗 I am not a pro, but since I keep my macs a long time (my previous MBP lasted 10 years and 7 years), the M2 Max will keep me future proof for my hobby workflow. I could have waited either for the March or June Apple events for the M3 versions, but got one on the refurb store with nearly 20% rebate. I already use external SSD : as fast as the internal ones and much cheaper than Apple options. Great video, thx 👍

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Hey Michio, that so exciting!! Yeah I got mine Refurb too. $200 off which I put towards apple care + just in case of any issues down the line. I am so happy with it! Excited for you man, enjoy it and thanks for watching 🤜🏼

[@pianosfilipem]

Hey would you wait for M3 max Studio? I heard it's coming out this year

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Hmm great question. Sounds like the same question I had when I bought mine. If you think the M3 is going to be significantly better for your needs then I would wait. But also think about how much use you will get out of the M2 NOW if you went for it now. Truth is, the increases between M1,2,3 are not as big as the one from Intel to M, so is it work waiting until an undisclosed date for a 20% increase in performance? I would do what I did- go on the refurbished page, save yourself some money and get the Mac now, and start pumping out work for your business. If you regret buying it, you can always return it within the first 30 days I think.

[@lsdominguez6201]

Excellent review. Well done, man!

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Glad you enjoyed it! 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@rhyde]

Great video! I’m currently stuck on whether or not to get the M2 Max with 32 or 64 GB. I do YT full time which includes video & photo editing of course (but I would say my videos aren’t very intensive), along with live streaming. I also want to have this for quite awhile as well. Would you say for my situation, the 64 GB is still the way to go? I was also thinking maybe just doing 1 TB of storage, or perhaps just getting an external hard drive. What do you think?

[@awakeabroadmedia]

In my opinion, get the 1tb and the 64GB, and here's why... As file formats, resolution, and content demands increase, you want to be a little ahead with your computer. I have 1TB but I still use 4 external SSD drives. I also have the 64GB ram and it allows me to run 30+ Chrome tabs (I run a SMMA) at the same time as any other program I need to run- with 0 lag. To me, and for you, as content creators, its important to eliminate the bottlenecks. Storage and ram is imminent bottleneck so we ought to stay ahead. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts.

[@rhyde]

@@awakeabroadmediathank you my friend! 🫡

[@awakeabroadmedia]

@@rhyde 👊

[@davidherber4233]

Great vid! I too, am going to leave Windows world for Mac Studio. I run AutoCAD, but it’s not worth staying with a PC just for that. Will try Parallels for any Win programs. Waiting for new M4 chips to come out and see what price-points are. M2 Ultra’s may drop significantly once M4’s come out. Thanks for the awesome vid!

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Thanks David! Glad it helped you on your search for your new computer. I’m curious as to what the M4 chips will introduce! Loving this machine

[@ArminSteiner]

right now I am on M1 MacMini but will be upgrading to the Studio later this year. Great setup you are working on, what's the Monitor you are using?

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Hey Armin! I am using the Dell Ultrasharp u4919dw. I absolutely love it! The Mac Mini is great too, although I am sure you will love the performance boost of the Studio!

[@sofilmat]

Very Helpful! Thank you Seb!

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Glad you liked it Mat! Do you one one too?

[@sofilmat]

I am a cameraman and filmmaker based in Vienna/Austria and I did a lot of Projects on my Mac Book Pro (Mid 2014). Now it is time for a new one, so I really think I will go for the Studio M2 Max with the 64GB and a 1TB SSD. Should work fine for my studio. And then I still have (like you) my MacBook for Offloading Files on a shoot etc. etc. =) All the best to you and your wife! Keep strong! Greetings

[@awakeabroadmedia]

@@sofilmat Thats a great strategy! Thanks Mat! Let's connect on IG @awakeabroadmedia Would love to follow your journey!

[@PVCooks]

Yesss! This is awesome

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Thanks for watching 😃

[@LuisJimenez-rq6wk]

I will change my desktop computer (iMac 2012) the next year, and I'm watching all the Mac Studio M2 reviews. This will be my next desktop computer, but with only 32Gb of RAM and less storage, I prefer use external drives. About what you say of the upgrades of chips, I understand you, but for now (you can see between M1 and M2) the difference is not much high, and I think this will be happen again between M2 and M3. While Apple doesn't pass the 3nm barrier in the manufacture of their chips, the differences between generations will be no more bigger. There will be differences, of course, but these ones, will not justify to change the computer too soon, in my opinion. Even I'm not a professional video editor and I will buy this one because I want a computer that will last as long as possible over time, and, I have been using the Apple enviroment for more than 20 years with very good results. Thank you for your video.

[@awakeabroadmedia]

It's great to hear your thoughts on the M2! You're absolutely right about the incremental upgrades; sometimes it's better to wait for a more significant leap in technology. Glad you've found the Apple ecosystem reliable over the years!

[@MarcoPolux]

Cool video! I am ordering the exact same configuration. GET the Spigen "LD202" , it supposed to filter the air from dust into the Mac Studio and provide grip also so it stop slipping. (also, for ports, get the "Plugable 14-in-1 USB-C and Thunderbolt Dock - 40Gbps with 96W Charging," and for the speakers, man! get at least a Focusrite Interface (I've got an RME))

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Amazing!!!! thanks for the tip! gonna check it out on amazon. I use a PreSonus AudioBox Go and works very well!

[@MarcoPolux]

@@awakeabroadmedia that's very good one, PreSonus, I thought you just plugged the speakers in to the headphone jack on the comp. The interface does a big change here... Good luck man! (subscribed) 👍

[@awakeabroadmedia]

@@MarcoPolux Exactly, the Presonus helps me turn the volume for the speakers and the headphones independently, plug in two mics, and its small and compact :) Thank you!!

[@EddieKingSings]

what kind of monitor do you recommend for photo editing with the Mac Studio?

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Heres three options at three price points and styles. You want something that is color accurate, IPS, and 2.7k or 4k. Dell UltraSharp 40 Curved Thunderbolt Hub Monitor (U4025QW) amzn.to/4eZOFcM Asus ProArt Display OLED PA32DC amzn.to/3Zs9qIi ViewSonic VP2756-4K amzn.to/4ilNiYO

[@Yamin38]

Very informative and helpful real-world Review. Thanks a lot.

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Thanks for watching, glad it helped you. Are you looking to buy one?

[@travisharrisphotography]

I would love to see a real world video of the performance in Lightroom (Devolop module). Like you, I custom built a nice PC a few years ago. It seems no matter what, LR just runs slow when it comes to actually editing the photos, playing with the AI masks etc. I am tempted as a wedding photographer, but cant find anyone showing any videos on this one point. LR has historically not been a great performer in general, so I wonder how this little guy truly performs when it comes to getting into RAW edits, AI masking, and etc and load times from one image to the next etc. All the stuff that drags on most other machines.

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Great point! Honesty I find that this computer handles lightroom really well. Same with my old PC. Really you need a good amount of RAM and processing power to have lightroom work well. RAW files need a lot of power to open and modify and typically when editing were not just editing one photo but hundreds if not thousands at a time. Ill see if I can make a video on it, maybe on my photography channel. Ill comment back here if I do!

[@travisharrisphotography]

@@awakeabroadmedia thanks so much! Yes, I have i7 7700k cpu, a 1080ti GPU, 64gb ram and everything on ssds. It's not terrible performance, but it's also not smooth and can be very "sticky" when dealing with lots of wedding photos back to back. Thanks for considering making a specific video on this aspect. I know event photographers would be very interested in this too.

[@kapturemediastudios]

Great review! My M1 Pro is starting to lag just a bit in my video work, and struggles with multitasking at times and I'm thinking about upgrading. Was torn between the M3 Macbook or the Mac Studio. This helped with my decision!

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Glad this video helped you! Yeah the studio is such a great computer! Honestly, I am SO happy with it. right now I am rendering BRAW 4K footage, and its working through No problem at all

[@kennethjackson4858]

I want s new Mac and this video you are showing this Mac Studio. Would it be good for production?

[@awakeabroadmedia]

What kind of production are you doing?

[@kennethjackson4858]

Sorry, i do composing got wedding pictures family documentary and using music libraries.

[@jagadeesh_vocalz]

guys beginner here plsss help. i do 4k video editing and little bit of 3d works so M2 studio max is inough or mM2 studio ultra requerd pls reply it helps me a lot thank you.

[@awakeabroadmedia]

M2 pro or max will do very well no need for ultra unless you’re a pro

[@thejsrstudio]

is it capable to handle 8K raw footage’s video editing?

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Good question, I'm not entirely sure because I have not tried it but I have heard that it does! if you try it, Let me know!

[@thejsrstudio]

@@awakeabroadmedia okay... Thank you for your response

[@stevephilips1175]

I believe the M3 'Chip Skip' for the Studio was known at release time of this vid.

[@awakeabroadmedia]

whats the Chip Skip? Curious...

[@AurelianIrimia]

Great video, very helpful! This month is time to upgrade my MacBook Pro M1 Pro 16GB ram and 512GB storage. I will go with Mac Studio M2 Max 38 GPU, 96GB ram and 1TB storage. I want to enjoy it for the next 5-7 years.

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Glad I could help! If I can suggest, I would go for more internal storage. Otherwise its something you'll have to address within 1-3 years

[@caroled]

I need something to edit 8k video. Mac and Pc which specs?

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Hmm, I haven't tried 8k on this yet, but I think it could handle it. For a sure bet you can get the Ultra which is twice as powerful

[@ftm84]

Great review! Can you give me some suggestions on what monitor to use with this machine? thanks!!

[@awakeabroadmedia]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching and subscribing! For monitors I recommend a 4K or an ultra-wide if you can get your hands on one because of the amount of space you have to multitask. The more resolution or the more space the better for any task :)

[@SonicEchoVoid]

Get some cabinet liner, that will solve the sliding issue👍🏻

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Genius, I will try it out :) Thanks

[@ericbphoto1]

Great video! I’m thinking of switching from my PC. Worried about all the ports you DONT get compared to some PC mobos . Have you found a great hub that’s reliable?

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Thanks Eric. I use a USBC dongle, but I am considering getting this one too... amzn.to/483ePJT I hear good things about it and you can pout an ssd inside so, not a bad option.

[@technician006]

I bought a Mac Studio with multiple monitors but kept getting beach balls. I don’t think it’s optimized for multi-monitor support.

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Interesting! Its actually optimized for up to 8 monitors or something ridiculous like that. What monitors are you using? It could be the model, type, or tech in the monitors.

[@azcoyote007]

I like that desk. What is it please?

[@awakeabroadmedia]

I got it built by a local woodworker. I think the dimensions are in the description or in a comment someone left

[@Dami20314]

@Awake Abroad Media Use Crossover software to play games

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Thank you! Got it

[@charruaporelmundo]

Love that table, any link? will deliver enought for a 2 4k 60hz monitors?

[@awakeabroadmedia]

The desk you mean? I got it made from a local woodworker :)

[@JemimahMai]

Great video! I’m looking into getting a Mac Studio. I have a really good PC, but when I am looking through photos (I’m a wedding and sports photographer so I go through thousands of photos), it struggles. When I cull photos, I like to zoom in and delete or flag as I go through, but with my PC there’s always a few seconds of loading time when I zoom in and zoom out. Do you find this on the Mac Studio?

[@awakeabroadmedia]

The mac studio is the smoothest computer i've ever used. It just chews through anything ive put it through. You're gonna love it!

[@atetraxx]

What monitor do you you use?

[@awakeabroadmedia]

hey! I use the Dell u4919dw

[@ironcrossmedia2654]

I really think it's funny that you expected the "speaker" in the studio to be good. SInce this is, for intents and purposes, a Mac Pro replacement, it is not intended to be used without some sort of audio monitoring. I remember that the original cheesegrater Mac Pros having really bad speakers as well. I think speaker systems are better utilized on all-in-one solutions such as the iMac or the Macbook line.

[@awakeabroadmedia]

You got a point there, and I agree that its meant to be used with audio monitoring. But its just one of those things that I take notice of. Its such a great computer with so much put into it that a JBL GO or Wonderboom like sound wouldn't be too much to expect from Apple. Or, at least not sound like a cellphone inside a red solo cup haha At least it does have a speaker!

[@ironcrossmedia2654]

@@awakeabroadmedia I am shocked they fit any type of speaker inside the case as well! Thanks for the review - great stuff!

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Thanks for watching :)

[@nolimitsREAL]

I think that the GPU also uses the RAM memory, because not being like an external video card, which has its own memory.(don't know for sure) And the other reason which is better to have more RAM, it is because of the applications that eats a lot of memory. Clearly having an external video card it is better. One thing that they could do, like in the past, it is to connect to a an external video card, that would be a game changer !

[@awakeabroadmedia]

The GPU has unified memory, so it shares it with the CPU, so with 64GB of ram, the GPU has that available for it. Looking at my activity monitor, I have yet to see my memory being taken up past 50% while having multiple programs and browsers open while rendering video.

[@TheVFXbyArt]

11:20 Uh…. You’re kidding… right? When has a Mac mini or Mac Pro, units that require monitors and keyboards, ever come with speaker sound as a selling point…

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Never! It was certainly be a nice selling point. It would make them more portable, needing less peripherals.

[@Fuegodiver]

What monitor is that?

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Thats the Dell u4919dw More info in the description :)

[@bryans8656]

I completely agree with your choice, but I say so with bias. I've got the base M1 Studio Max and it's a beast, perfect for my use case.

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Hey Bryan! What do you use your M1 Studio base model for?

[@bryans8656]

@@awakeabroadmedia It's overkill for my tasks, which I like. I do prosumer tasks like video creation with iMovie, and photo editing with Photoshop. I also check out new Linux releases with Parallels (my personal favorite is Debian). I was doing all of this with a decently spec'd M1 Mac mini but I like having the extra overhead now, I can really see the difference.

[@awakeabroadmedia]

@@bryans8656 yeah overhead is nice because you can future proof it for at least 5 years. That was my plan :) with Apple care too, because, you never know haha

[@The_Cali_Dude_88]

You made the right move❤

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Thanks dude, do you have one too?

[@glosquare6266]

64 gb was side man, i ave 16 on my mbp and it doesn't hold up as promised by apple. GET MORE RAM peeps!

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Facts!

[@prasadkumar6739]

Just a great video

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Glad you enjoyed it!! More coming! Anything in particular you'd like me to make a video on?

[@winstonsmith1222]

Don’t get too “iron envy” when new chips come out. If you do what you did and “future proof” by upgrading RAM & storage, your Mac will last much longer than a chip or two bump. IMHO no one should settle for the standard RAM offering

[@awakeabroadmedia]

💯 Winston, you're so right! Definitely worth the upgrade. What Mac are you using now? Thanks for watching and subscribing :)

[@OnlySufyanKhan]

I am convienced. My Next Buy gonna be this IA

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Glad this helped you bro! Thanks for watching!

[@manny75586]

A Ryzen 3700 is an old chip. So it's not shocking that a 5 year old chip struggles on modern software. No hate on the Mac, it's very capable, but it's a year old tech. It better beat a 5 year old chip.

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Yeah the 3700 chip is old still very powerful. For someone looking to upgrade an old computer, it is a worth while investment if it helps you with your work and passion!

[@TheVFXbyArt]

12:32 Dude, seriously…. I’m still rocking an m1 MacBook Air, no FOMO here!

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Same with my wife. M1 Pro and it’s doing so well!!

[@vacowboy75]

Very informative. Thanks for the “Who is this for?” section of your video. I am a casual drone user, but this still may be overkill for me.

[@awakeabroadmedia]

Thanks for watching! Yeah it may be overkill for just drone footage. You can save some money and get a mini which will also be super powerful :)

[@vacowboy75]

@@awakeabroadmedia thank you for responding and the advice

[@apocryphal_man]

The comparison to a really subpar PC is not helpful as is the rather undemanding footage you use. Other than that thanks for video. My half as expensive PC still wipes the floor with the Studio, but I admit my dislike for windows is growing steadily.

[@awakeabroadmedia]

The thing is, my comparison is real, man. Not everyone has top computer parts, so consider yourself blessed! For me, the ease of use and cross device compatibility, paired with the insane processing power beats any PC i've ever used. Have you tried working on the Studio M2 Max? Thanks for watching and subscribing btw🙏

[@apocryphal_man]

@@awakeabroadmedia I absolutely see the advantages you mentioned. It only mentioned the absolute performamce aspect because some people just want processing power above everything else and they'll be a lot cheaper off with a PC. I wish to high heavens that the next Silcon macs can actually take that hurdle without being astronomically expensive because I am one od those who need the raw performance, yet I hate missing out on MacOS and its ecosystem.

[@awakeabroadmedia]

@@apocryphal_man I see what you mean, and I agree with you. Thats why at the time I got my PC because Macs were too expensive and my PC worked so well for what I did, but then my needs grew haha. Now I'm curious, what sort of work do you do that needs raw performance?

[@apocryphal_man]

@@awakeabroadmedia Color grading and editing of demanding footage incl. denoising, but also many more applications that make heavy use of the GPU. CPU wise the silicon macs are insane.

[@awakeabroadmedia]

@@apocryphal_man I see, yeah you'll probably want the Max or Ultra for that. For reference, I can use denoise on 4K BRAW footage with the Max and works really well.

[@taucetus3657]

The M1 Max studio is more than capable to meet most professional of workload with 64GB Ram and 1TB SSD. Apple have a poor product cycle which is heavily biased toward corporate profit and not the consumer. So the tragedy of purchasing an M1 Max Studio in 2024, a capable machine which would last a consumer 5-7 years before needing to upgrade is Apple. Apple's planned obsolescence program slows down machines by storing massive 'system data files' in the SSD over time and or use of software updates to jeopardize efficiency and wear out components. The idea is that Apple want you back at their store every other year regardless of whether you can afford regular upgrades or not.

[@awakeabroadmedia]

facts

[@maboozekinchel1596]

Facts based on stupidity

[@awakeabroadmedia]

@@maboozekinchel1596 do you disagree?

[@javieleetoo2213]

@@awakeabroadmediai think Donald does😂 and you’re playing Swiss right now…smart😂

[@derekdey6008]

I've used Apple stuff for years and apart from the fact they are still tickin' there is nothing wrong with them plus buy a new one shove in max Ram and you have it. This report amongst others probably comes from America so that's a problem to start with then in this vid you have a guy plastered with tattoos which means he has regressed to a primitive era of existence and then he wears his cap backwards so you can imagine what level of intelligence this guy exists at. The same problems pop up all over the place. A Mac, though, won't fix these issues.

[@awakeabroadmedia]

lol idk what you're going on about mate Thanks for watching tho

[@duhon2381]

Apple sucks ass! Price per provenance! Also you didn’t have to upgrade to a 4090!! Could have just gotten a 4060 or even a 3070! All this is is preference! PC is and will always be the most consumer friendly option! Apple is so anti consumer! You can’t upgrade the Mac and it’s ridiculously expensive! But everyone has an apple phone and it works better for them!

[@awakeabroadmedia]

I appreciate your perspective! Everyone has their own preferences when it comes to tech, and it's great to hear your thoughts on PC vs. Mac.