How are you determining "equivalent"? I don't agree with your conclusion at all. My M2 MBA is 2.7lbs. The 14" MBP starts at 3.4lbs. That is a very noticeable 2

How are you determining "equivalent"? I don't agree with your conclusion at all. My M2 MBA is 2.7lbs. The 14" MBP starts at 3.4lbs. That is a very noticeable 26% increase. 0.44 inches thick versus 0.61 inches thick is also noticeable. I have a 14" MBP for work, so I have plenty of first hand experience with both devices. The screen sizes of the relevant laptops are as follows: MBA (13in): 13.6 inches MBP (14in): 14.2 inches (+0.6in vs 13in MBA) MBA (15in): 15.3 inches (+1.1in vs 14in MBP) The 13-inch and 14-inch are significantly closer in size than the 14-inch and 15-inch. To add an additional spec for clarity, by my math the relative screen areas are as follows: MBA (13in): 84.36 square inches MBP (14in): 91.63 square inches (+8.6% vs 13in MBA) MBA (15in): 106.24 square inches (+16% vs 14in MBP) Why would the "equivalent" be the 15-inch MBA? Even though I obviously believe the 13-inch MBA is a closer match (as the specs above clearly show), the 15-inch MBA does still manage to be thinner and (barely) lighter than the 14-inch MBP, even while offering a significantly larger screen, which is impressive to be sure.