> In terms of battery I can take it for a full day's work in town doing the same coding work, and there's no need to start looking for a charging point. Not eve

> In terms of battery I can take it for a full day's work in town doing the same coding work, and there's no need to start looking for a charging point. Not even "just in case". I agree. The M1 architecture is fabulous. But the fact they've managed to cram it into a laptop, without throttling performance and without killing battery life, infact quite the opposite on both fronts, i.e. amazing performance and amazing battery life. Its quite the tour de force. Hats off to all those at Apple. That's some hardcore engineering there.