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The creator reviews the Apple MacBook Neo after two weeks of use, highlighting its size, cost, and usability for personal tasks. They find it to be a good value and are happy with their purchase, with no significant complaints so far.
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I've had my MacBook Neo for two weeks now. Let's talk about what I like about it, what I don't like about it, and if I'd buy it again. This is Apple's newest laptop. It's the 13-inch MacBook Neo. I got it in the color Indigo. But it also comes in green, pink, and silver. I just really liked the Indigo, this color blue was like one of my favorite colors. And I really liked that even the keypad is light blue. I just thought that was so cute. Let's get into the three things that I like the most about it. Number one is the size. It is perfect for everyday use, especially if you're gonna take it to a coffee shop or if you travel a lot and you want an easy laptop to bring with you that's light and small. I think it'll fit really nice on a seatback tray in an airplane if you need to get work done while traveling. And it's really easy to bring around. It fits in pretty much any bag. 2. cost. The second thing I love about it is the cost. The cheapest version is $6.99. But I actually upgraded to the next level up, which is $7.99, because it comes with more storage and it also comes with Touch ID. The Touch ID is right here like on the Airs and Pros. On the cheaper laptop, you have to manually enter your password every time. But I think for a brand new laptop, $6.99 is a really good price, especially considering that the next cheapest laptop that Apple sells is almost $500 more. And the last thing I like about it is usability. If you're gonna be using your laptop for heavy editing, storing tons of files and pictures, if you need to have a ton of processing power, the Neo is probably not for you. But for someone like me who is basically just using it for personal use, checking my email, my calendar, I do some light editing on it sometimes in CapCut, but I mostly edit on my phone. So I don't need to have a ton of processing power. This laptop just works really well for me. And I'm really happy with my purchase so far. There's really not much that I don't like about it yet. I'm interested to see if it starts slowing down processing-wise as I start using it more. But so far, I've been in and out of the Apple store in under 10 minutes because I knew exactly what I wanted. As someone who has used a MacBook Pro most of their adult life, I think I'm really happy with this switch. There's really not much that I don't like about it yet. I'm interested to see if it starts slowing down processing-wise as I start using it more. But so far, I've really had no complaints. I was in and out of the Apple store in under 10 minutes because I knew exactly what I wanted. As someone who has used a MacBook Pro most of their adult life, I think I'm really happy with this switch. There's really not much that I don't like about it yet. I'm interested to see if it starts slowing down processing-wise as I start using it more. But so far, I've really had no complaints.
