> all Apple products are assumed to be good
I don't think I said that, just that their recent track record favors them. The M1 and the new iPhone 11 were very warmly received.
I don't think I said that, just that their recent track record favors them. The M1 and the new iPhone 11 were very warmly received.
The products and technologies involved are too different to take any goodwill and apply it universally. Even in the same product there are issues with subcomponents: The M1 is great, but the touchbar is still mostly useless and the keyboard only improved recently. How can we possibly say anything across products?
Even though they were not as recent, I believe your argument would be more compelling if you used Apple's more similar products, e.g. AirPods Pro, or perhaps the latest watch.