I’ve been using this MacBook Neo as my main computer for the past week—work stuff, multitasking, and even a bit of gaming—and in this video I break down what it’s actually like day to day. I start with the basics (Microsoft Word) using a 60+ page document with images and links, plus I stress-test it by opening 10+ documents at once. It handled all of that effortlessly, and even Track Changes kept up without any weird slowdowns. Then I move into heavier “real world” apps: a complex Excel file with 4,000+ rows and formulas, PDF editing with UPDF, photo editing in Lightroom, and finally 4K video editing in Premiere Pro. Excel is mostly fine with a little stutter here and there, while Lightroom is surprisingly smooth—imports are fast, and basic edits feel instant, but AI tools take longer. Premiere Pro is where you see the limits: it’s usable, but full-res preview starts stuttering and you can basically run out of RAM (swap kicks in). Still, exporting a 6-minute 4K video took a bit over 10 minutes, which honestly changed my mind—this isn’t “just a student laptop” anymore, especially at around $600 if you’re a small creator or business owner.