So no one is going to address that Pro has a significantly better contrast ratio than the Air?

Hi I have a question. In the review section regarding PWM on the MacBooks, It sais "52% of all checked did not have pwm"
Im wondering does it mean 52% of that model does not or 52% of notebooks in general checked.  As I have just brought a MacBook Pro 2020 and I don't feel there is pwm on there. I have brought every iPhone with old display and I've had to return them. I can't even use VGA displays with pwm.
But so far I don't feel or suspect pwm on my 'm1 pro 2020'
Mine is the 8gb could this be the reason. Anyone with advice/answers on the 52% thanks

I took the Air because the little difference there is with the Pro a screen just a little brighter, a touch bar and a GPU core in addition (very little difference) and active cooling (a simple pad thermal overcomes this small problem and be more efficient than a macbook pro)

I bought the M1 Pro in preference to the Air for several reasons.
Better speakers
Brighter screen
Better mics
Active Cooling
An additional GPU core as standard
On the Pro, most features are a little bit better than on the Air. I believe the the moderate quality increases are worth the moderately increased cost. I have had my M1MBP for two months now and I am very happy with it.   

Hi, I have a question about laptop keyboards. How can MacBook pro score 95% in its shallow keyboard? Thinkpads score about the same, but their keyboards have much deeper stroke and make fast typing more comfortable to me. Curious about the standards. Thanks!
(current MacBook pro M1 user  :D)

Thx for the review. Maxon, the owner of Cinebench claims only to have optimized Cinebench R23 for the M1. You should mention which tests got emulated by Rosetta 2.

Actually you can adjust the volume by leaving your finger briefly on the loudspeaker symbol on the touchbar and then slide