David Lewis runs an dedicated Apple YouTube channel covering Macs, iPhones, and iPads, plus a daily vlog channel and a Medium blog. He's also uses espresso Displays across his setup, and we have collaborated with hime a few times too. He runs an espresso Pro 17 at home with his M4 Max MacBook Pro and a epsresso Pro 15 Pro at his studio. He knows a thing or two about portable monitors that are best for Mac products!
In this clip, David shares first impressions of the MacBook Neo, just days after trading in his M3 Air for one in London. It's early and honest: he misses the backlit keyboard and was surprised by how fast the battery drained, but he likes the trackpad, keyboard, and outdoor brightness, and calls it a great lightweight travel machine for lighter tasks like importing footage and rough-cutting in Final Cut.
A big focus in this clip is pairing the Neo with the espresso Lite 15. His argument: the Neo's 13" screen is sharp but too small for many tasks when on the road. The Lite fixes a lot of that, and with only 5W drawn from the Neo's battery, and flexible Stand Plus, it's a productivity pocket rocket when paired with the Neo.
Follow David:
- YouTube: @DTalkingtech
- Website: talkingtechandaudio.com
- Twitter: @Dtalkingtech
- Medium: @Davidtalkingtech
- Instagram: @dtalkingtech
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