I'm wondering whether its a good idea to update from Sonoma to Sequoia as not all the main Apple benefits work with an Intel chip such as Apple Intelligence ?
I note that version 15.3 is now available which I guess must have resolved the issues I have seen that some have had.
Stick with what I have or update to get some advantages ?
Cheers Steve
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iMac 27″, macOS 14.6
I have a 2019 MacBook Pro (Intel i9 processor) and am running Sequoia 15.3. It works as well or better than Sonoma.
( It doesn't have the AI features, of course, but I find a few of its features to be handy, e.g., iPhone Mirroring.)
I just made the jump to Sequoia from Monterey on my iMac 2020. If I hadn't just bought a new MB Air M3 that arrived with Sequoia 15.1 already loaded, I would've waited a few more months to upgrade. I want to have the same OS on both. Currently struggling a bit with it, lots of changes to maneuver.
What specific advantages do you expect to receive by upgrading to Sequoia? You will still get software and Safari browser updates as they become available on Sonoma.
Is Sequoia compatible with my Intel-based iMac?
