People after M1 MacBook boot up times, it’s very quick!!!

[kecinzer]

What is normal? The machine boots to a login screen, then to your account. That's normal. There is no specification for doing it in a certain amount of time.

But I use full disk FileVault2, so the machine boots only to FV2 prebooter. On previous Macs this action takes about 2-3 seconds.
On M1 it takes 44 seconds.

 

[chabig]

On M1 it takes 44 seconds.

Mine does too.

 

[xraydoc]

But I use full disk FileVault2, so the machine boots only to FV2 prebooter. On previous Macs this action takes about 2-3 seconds.
On M1 it takes 44 seconds.

My M1 MBA takes 26 seconds for stage 1 (just timed it).
9 seconds for the rest after typing in my password.

 

[AppleUser2]

Actually, I cannot say that programs open instantly on MBP M1. Most of apps (MS Office apps, Foxit PDF, Affinity photos, MS Edge, Firefox etc..) launch takes more than 5-6 secs or more. When it loaded on RAM, of course open instantly after that. But my expectations about M1 Mac's app "first" launch time did not meet. It was a disappointment for me, especially considering it had such a enormous fast transfer speeds.

Thanks. I have one now and I experience the same. Also getting some beach balls occasionally which I never thought I would see on an M1

 

[Apple_Robert]

never mind.

 

[hunkster]

Why other people said that it's not normal?
May be I try to contact Apple Support.

This is just like mine too.

 

[BigMcGuire]

This is my ultra speed boot to FileVault2 login...

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1369723239522566156

But I use full disk FileVault2, so the machine boots only to FV2 prebooter. On previous Macs this action takes about 2-3 seconds.
On M1 it takes 44 seconds.

Same for my M1 MBP. Takes forever at Apple logo but once in Mac OS it’s fast. My intel MBP boots much faster from shutdown. I think Apple intended these to not be shut down very often.