Nah. You get to be a $1T company by making excellent products that have no competition and adding excellent support on top of that. I recommend you to try it. I

Nah. You get to be a $1T company by making excellent products that have no competition and adding excellent support on top of that. I recommend you to try it. I also used to hate on Apple, but now I think I used to be silly or even dumb; it was a huge lesson in trying what I hate first for a few weeks before I go on the internet spouting uninformed speculation. The iPad I gave my grandmother is the best specced, fastest (other tablets with similar specs are not even nearly that smooth) and cheapest thing at the same time I could get her. She can use it perfectly well (but had big problems with inconsistencies on Android). I don't have to worry about her doing something to it (whereas the Android phone, which I locked down, still had to have factory resets every year or so - and support non-existent, updates gone). The MacBook Air M1 I got for myself is running laps performance-wise around my other computer with i9 - and it doesn't even need a fan, and I can work 2 full days (16 hours) on a single charge - doing Node.js and React Native development so nothing lightweight. The display has no competition, period - and that alone would be a reason to prefer Apple. The keyboard is the best from modern laptops too (yeah they used to have problems there, not anymore), and the sound is godlike. This computer also has much better price-performance ratio than any other option on the market, and there's not a single comparable product for that price ($1200). The iPhone is the same story, don't want to repeat myself.