MacBook Air 13" vs. Macbook Air 15" - Which is the right size?

So, you've decided to get yourself a MacBook and you've decided to get yourself the MacBook Air because you value portability a little bit more than you're going to value the extra performance you'd get out of a Pro. Now, there's a couple options for you. You have the 13-in model and you have the 15-in model. In this video, I'm just going to go over them, compare them on a practical standpoint. I'm not some creator. I'm not going to have all kinds of B-roll and tell you how it revolutionized my life going from one Mac to another or whatever. I'm just going to show you. So, MacBook Air, we'll just start versus the Pro. The Pro, they're a little bit thicker, a little bit heavier, but you get more performance. It's basically what it is. The Airs are going to be lighter. You're still going to get excellent performance, but they're going to be a little bit lighter, a little bit more performant. These are both M2 models. M2, M2. I just wanted to make sure I went with M2, not M1. I bought these specifically for this review, uh, because they have a slightly different chassis. M2 versus M1. Once you get into the M2, it's going to reflect the modern chassis, which is what you get if you bought, you know, a brand new one. So M1, M2, M3, uh, sorry, M2, M3, M4 are going to look like this. The M1 is slightly different, uh, at least for the Air. So, first differences. I'm also going to compare some color differences here. So, we have this kind of like I think it's called Starite, the kind of goldy color here. So, I decided to go with that one. And then I decided to get the dark one here so that I can also show things like fingerprints. So, first things first, we'll talk about the screen uh, I guess real estate here. Okay, so let's start here with screen real estate. I think that's how we should start here. So, I mean, you're going to get basically the same screen overall, like the same screen specs.