Pro

1. Customizable Portfolio: M1 allows users to create and tailor their investment portfolios according to individual preferences, offering granular control over asset allocation and investment strategies.

2. Automated Investing: M1 offers automated rebalancing and dividend reinvestment, eliminating the need for manual adjustments and ensuring portfolios remain aligned with investment goals.

3. No Management Fees: M1 operates without charging management or commission fees, making it a cost-effective option for investing, which maximizes potential returns.

Con

1. Compatibility Issues: Many older software applications and hardware peripherals are not fully compatible with the M1 chip, causing potential disruptions in workflow and requiring costly upgrades.

2. Limited Expansion: M1-based systems often have soldered components like RAM and storage, preventing user upgrades and making future expansion impossible without purchasing a new device.

3. App Optimization: While many apps work on the M1 through Rosetta 2, not all are fully optimized, which can result in suboptimal performance and occasional crashes.