Airdrop is likely 100% better than ChromeOS's bluetooth transfer option since it almost never works on ChromeOS and when it does its super slow. If you didnt grow up an Apple person you probably arent setup to take advantage of the switch.

Sounds dumb but I used many tabs all the time. Honestly this is enough to probably make me return the machine. Not like ChromeOS where you can span many tabs with little movement. You have to pick your fingers up and swipe for each tab.

I tried out the trial of BetterTouch and while it does allow this functionality it isnt smooth. A third party app that has to run constantly simply to have this very basic function. And the feedback online is that you have to just buy a paid app to fix this issue. Believe it or not on MacOS you can not three finger swipe to switch tabs in the browser. Here is a big but seemingly small difference. Since ChromeOS copies many design elements directly from Mac it is fairly similar in feel. I thought their updates were in the background like ChromeOS. However I was quickly reminded of why I switched from Windows years ago. The speakers are so good that it makes no sense. Best build, keyboard, trackpad and good screen. The Macbook is easily without question the most well built solid piece of hardware ive owned laptop wise. and years ago a Dell XPS windows machine. Have had Pixelbook, the last two Acer Spin 713s, Dell chromebook 13. Windows user for like 20 years, 3 or 4 years on ChromeOS. But figured id put my thoughts down because its probably a common upgrade path. This is a needlessly long ramble and dumb.

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