• There are fewer viruses generated for Apple products than for PCs. Furthermore, because Apple strictly controls the software on its devices, modern systems have far less bloatware.
• Apple is well-known for its superior customer service. It's difficult to make a straight comparison because there are so many different PC manufacturers, but Apple does a wonderful job at backing up its goods in general.
• Macs are more likely than PCs to incorporate fresh advancements into their design. Apple can move more swiftly when there is a hardware innovation like USB-C because they only have one vendor.
• Because Mac users are a small percentage of the population, Apple has gone to great lengths to ensure that their products are compatible with Windows software. As a result, Macs can read Windows-formatted hard drives and can frequently convert Windows software to OS X-compatible formats.
• The most significant benefit of a PC is its lower cost. Because there are so many PC manufacturers, a large choice of devices at various price ranges is available. Only the most powerful and expensive PCs can compete with Apple's pricing.
• Apple's best efforts, PCs provide greater potential for touch screens. Laptops can be converted to tablets, desktops can use touch screen monitors, and tablets can be used like PCs thanks to Windows 8 and Windows 10.

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