First, the price point for this at $30 under retail was great, but it would have been nice to purchase the 16GB option.As a first time macOS user, the setup was quite bumpy. Rosetta seems to work great with certain "unsupported" applications, in some cases not expecting it to work at all, and would without any hiccups or noticeable slowness. This was the case with Runelite and enabling the GPU plugin made the experience buttery-smooth on an LG 3440x1440 IPS display.However, Firefox (without installing the beta M1 supported version) would consistently freeze and crash and it seemed to be ruled out by plugins, but even without that, certain websites wouldn't work and loading pages after each click took way too long. I experienced another bug with Discord and couldn't see its login setup screen due to what seemed like a file association or visual glitch, and I found out there's no good uninstaller option natively on macOS other than just binning applications to the trash and clearing it from there. So, I had to uninstaller a third-party app to remove all file associations when the application was installed to finally get a clean install and thankfully the Discord install worked well after that.The other downsides for me are general unsupported SOC from various companies/applications, in case I wanted to setup a VM. No eGPU support, and no RAM upgradeability, but that's a given considering the new SOC, just would have been nice to upgrade on our own (and hopefully have made design tweaks to make those upgrades easier for users). Would also have been nice to see a smaller footprint for the enclosure, since it's quite a small SOC based on images I've seen online.You may find yourself feeling like a beta tester, it can get pretty frustrating. So consider yourself warned. Hopefully companies release M1 compatible applications soon. Overall, I'm fairly satisfied and hopeful for more application support in the future. Would highly recommend it for more casual users because it seems like it would be an amazing value under that use case.