This is an unfortunate issue I'm dealing with right now but more of an observation. I've been dealing with a case of reactive arthritis for the last 5 months. At work, I have access to both a 14 inch M3 Pro and 15 inch M3 Air and need to give one to another employee within the next few weeks.
With the discomfort in my fingers, I find typing on the Air keyboard less uncomfortable and less prone to typos. I think the Air's thinness is also contributing to the comfort level. I know some say there is no difference between the keyboards, but to me there absolutely is.
For day to day IT tasks, I'm noticing almost NO difference in performance, except significant better battery life in the Air. 15 is 24gb / 1tb. 14 is M3 Max 36gb / 1tb.
Also for vision purposes, what am I falling apart here haha, anyway to automate switching the resolution down from 1710x1107 to 1440x932 when docked to my LG Ultrafine 4k?
With the discomfort in my fingers, I find typing on the Air keyboard less uncomfortable and less prone to typos. I think the Air's thinness is also contributing to the comfort level. I know some say there is no difference between the keyboards, but to me there absolutely is.
For day to day IT tasks, I'm noticing almost NO difference in performance, except significant better battery life in the Air. 15 is 24gb / 1tb. 14 is M3 Max 36gb / 1tb.
Also for vision purposes, what am I falling apart here haha, anyway to automate switching the resolution down from 1710x1107 to 1440x932 when docked to my LG Ultrafine 4k?
