They are very good laptops I have the MacBook pro with the m1
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Arrived today, more than happy with condition, only tiny marks around two corners and 98% battery health. Enjoying MacBook experience so far, Iâd say itâs 10 years since I used a laptop.
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I canât look at any threads that have apple products or I will buy them.
If any of you care about me please stop 
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Obviously if thin and light is your primary concern, the M2 Air wins hands down.
But once youâve specâd up the base RAM and storage itâs hard to pick it over a bargain 14â Pro.
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This mightâve been discussed somewhere on another thread previously (apologies if so). Given Appleâs âMâ chips now allow native iOS apps to run on Mac, is there any word on allowing Monzo on the Mac App Store? 
It doesnât seem to be on there at the moment.
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Iâm gonna go out on a limb and predict no.
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Have a M1 air for the past year, itâs my first Mac as a treat, and it blows my previous laptops out of the window! Easier to use, and flash fast, M2s looks a bit more beastier and the dark colour looks cool, but for the extra price for a little more speeds not worth it for me.
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I wish this was different - probably Apple too. I would say a significant majority of apps have been excluded from running on macOS for no specific reason. In my experience, most apps, even the non-macOS verified ones, work fairly well.
It seems a lot of app makers just donât want their apps running on macOS so theyâve just excluded them. I think Revolut is the only banking app that is available on macOS from my collection and it works very well, just like the iPad version of the app. If you make it small enough it switches to the iOS layout which works nicely too.
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At a guess, thereâs various security concerns about running a banking app on a laptop OS?