- June 22, 2023
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MALIBAL Aon S1 Vs Apple MacBook Pro 13 (M2)
In the competitive landscape of high-performance, thin & light laptops, the MALIBAL Aon S1 and the Apple MacBook Pro 13 (M2) are noteworthy contenders. The Aon S1, a Linux-based laptop, is lauded for its robust performance, sleek design, and impressive battery longevity, demonstrating its capability to handle a wide range of workloads. It has been favorably compared to desktop systems, and some reviews have even highlighted its keyboard as superior to that of Apple’s.
Conversely, the MacBook Pro 13 (M2) is a testament to Apple’s continuous drive for innovation. It is equipped with the latest M2 chip, delivering exceptional performance and battery life. The build quality, keyboard, trackpad, and speakers of the MacBook Pro have all received commendations, although some critics suggest that its design could benefit from an update.
In this comparison, we will delve deeper into the unique strengths and potential drawbacks of each laptop, providing a comprehensive view of these two technological powerhouses.
“In fact, since the Aon S1 arrived, I much prefer using it to my MacBook Pro 13-inch.” -ZDNET
Display
Screen Size
Higher Is Better
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Resolution
Higher Is Better
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Pixel Density
Higher Is Better
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Brightness
Higher Is Better
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Color Gamut
Higher Is Better
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Bezel
Higher Is Better
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Webcam
Higher Is Better
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Processor
Geekbench 6
Higher Is Better
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Cinebench R23
Higher Is Better
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Cinebench R20
Higher Is Better
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Cinebench R15
Higher Is Better
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Blender 2.79 BMW27 CPU
Lower Is Better
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Graphics
Geekbench 6
Higher Is Better
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GFXBench
1920 X 1080 Aztec Ruins Normal Tier Offscreen (Higher Is Better)
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1920 X 1080 Car Chase Offscreen (Higher Is Better)
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Unigine Heaven 4.0
Higher Is Better
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Repairability
User-Replaceable Storage
Yes Is Better
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