MacBook Air with the M4 processor is so good that, there’s very little reason to spend the usually substantial extra cash for a Pro

Ultimately, your decision should align with your specific requirements and budget. If the $200 price difference corresponds to your performance needs and usage patterns, the M4 is a worthwhile upgrade. Otherwise, the M3 remains a dependable and cost-effective alternative.

The MacBook Pro's entry-level version features an Apple M4 chip with a 10-core CPU and a 10-core GPU. Aside from the entry-level 13-inch model, which has an 8-core GPU, every new MacBook Air is equipped with the same silicon as the Pro.