You’ve probably been thinking about buying a new Apple computer or tablet in the flood of paid ads online. There are many raves on the internet about incredibly fast performance, satisfied customers, etc… In layman’s terms, it’s almost a dream product, but it’s not.

The ads you read on the Internet are mostly subsidized ads by influencers who praise the M1 and M2 processors on all social networks for a fee. They are paid very well for that, because Apple spent several million euros on advertising through influencers. Also, Apple has one of the best PR services in the world, which makes sure that if real reviews of new computers appear, they are deleted overnight from Google, Blogger and similar platforms.

When selling a new Apple, they certainly did not mention to you that this computer cannot be repaired. All components are glued to the motherboard. So the processor, disk, ram, graphics card are all inserted into one processor, you can’t service this processor because it can’t be removed. It cannot be replaced. What does that tell you? In the event of a failure, you lose all data, and you can just throw the computer in the trash because repairs are not possible because the repairman has nothing to replace.

If we go into a more detailed analysis, you probably know that every hard drive has a limited number of records. Usually it is several hundred terabytes. When you exceed this number of records, the disk capacity is reduced. The drive slows down and needs to be replaced to get it back up to speed. So where does the problem arise?

As we explained above, the drive is built into the silicon processor and cannot be removed or replaced. So common sense tells you that once you hit a few hundred terabytes of storage, your computer will be nothing but junk because you won’t be able to replace the drive. You may lose important data.

In the event of a short circuit, the power supply on the motherboard is very complex. This is a fact that you cannot avoid, it is enough to carefully plug the charger into the outlet, but the voltage is too high. What does that tell you? In case of this type of error, which is very common, you won’t be able to fix the power supply on the motherboard because everything is embedded in a silicon chip, which means that the repairman can’t help you, you can just throw the computer completely in the trash, because you can’t even sell it for parts because you have no parts. It’s all in one broken chip.

It is typical for Rams to slow down to 75% of their speed after a few years. What does that tell you? the rams are embedded in a silicon chip and you can’t replace them, in case a ram fails, you can throw the whole computer in the trash.

Spilling was very common with Macbooks. When casting, all components are separated from the motherboard, some are replaced, the motherboard is cleaned and the laptop works again. We save 90% of spilled computers. With M1 and M2 computers, this is not possible because all the components are embedded in the motherboard in a silicon chip, which means that in contact with water, all the voltage will go to the main chip. This means that the entire computer will be trashed.

Did you know that M1 AND M2 laptops have neither fan nor cooling? System without cooling? They say this processor doesn’t need cooling? Ok, as long as the case is new, it’s still fine, because the computer doesn’t heat up. But where does the problem come in?

90% of people do not change the battery on time. In 15 years of experience, I have not met a single user who did not exceed the permitted cycle at least twice. When the battery wears out and has a greater number of cycles, the battery starts to heat up. Since the computer doesn’t even have basic cooling, the possibility of battery spillage increases by at least 1000%, and very soon your battery will explode.

With Intel computers, the swollen battery was not a problem because some components were replaced and a new battery was installed. Forget M1 and M2. everything is glued to the motherboard which means if the battery explodes you can throw the whole computer in the trash? Will you keep an eye on the battery and use a stopwatch so you don’t miss changing the battery?

The M1 and M2 computers are actually fast, just like any new device. And then? They have only been on the market for two years and even Chinese laptops of 200 EUR don’t break down in two years. Breakdowns begin to appear sometime after 3 years of use. Are you really going to replace your computer every 3 years or handle it with gloves and shake every time you turn it on if it will turn on?

Think well..