Absolutely worth the money ! I upgraded my pc and I decided this one because not heavy at all and great performances !

Owner of the entire MacBook series of the last decade, the top laptop that has appeared on Earth. I can compare it to a similar Windows Laptop that I had last year worth 2,800 euros.
1) The trackpad is the best ever designed by Apple, and as a professional, I didn't believe that I wouldn't need to use a mouse (on the go) again.
2) They finally abolished the touch bar, which was a failure, but something tells me that they will reintroduce it in 2030 when users will be able to understand it.
3) They finally got rid of the failed butterfly keyboard with small distances and replaced it with a decent keyboard that has perfect distances.
4) Battery from another planet, everything at full, heavy edit work/permanently activated Spotify/screen full brightness/keyboard full brightness lasts easily for 6-7 hours.
5) 1600 nits display, but for some reason, they have capped it at 600 nits on Earth.
And the highly anticipated 120 Hz, which is excellent, but in some cases, an experienced eye can see that it doesn't work in some applications.
6) M1 Pro is excellent with its minor issues in applications (non-original Apple), for example, design programs require Rosita mode to run, but it is the most efficient GPU/CPU ever designed.
7) The fan has never been heard, if I didn't see it on YouTube, I would think it doesn't exist.
Worth 3,000 euros, but it covers even the most demanding needs for five years.
(Note: the equivalent M2 Pro in Blackmagic benchmark, the disks are 25% slower than the M1 Pro, so don't rush to buy the upcoming models.)

The best option for professionals in the field of image and sound. Cheaper options are available for casual office/internet use.

Former owner of macbook pro 13 m1 8/256. If you want it for everyday use, browsing, etc. then go straight to the AIR with the M1 that does everything for less than half the price.
Positives: AMAZING screen, quiet, doesn't heat up, impressive sound in terms of bass. A little heavier of course than its predecessor, but always within reasonable limits. The battery is very good, but not as good as we were used to with last year's pro m1.
The only negative - if it can be considered negative - is the controversial notch on the screen.
Conclusion: If the impressive screen, unbeatable sound, and very good battery are a priority for you, then go for it. Otherwise, the two previous models, especially the macbook air m1, are currently the best value purchase.

Incredibly fast, awesome screen, doesn't heat up for any reason, and a battery that crushes the competition. Now, some people may miss the touch bar. The only minor complaint is the magsafe, which I'm not sure can save it in case of an accident.

Update 5 months later: The battery lasts less than its predecessor (M1-13' pro), and it may get slightly warmer, but regardless, it effortlessly gets through the day. The user experience remains wonderful, and the notch is no longer a concern at all. The mag safe ultimately saved it from a fall with the classic "trip over the cable and everything goes haywire" scenario.

P.S. If anyone has a phone and a watch, the level of integration between them is unbelievable, but this is probably expected.