Hopefully though we've provided a useful overview: and to be honest, both Windows and macOS are now at a very, very impressive level.
MAC OS SIERRA FOR PC WINDOWS 10
We could write ten times the number of words we have on Windows 10 and macOS High Sierra and still not cover everything there is to talk about when it comes to these two juggernaut operating systems. Windows also wins out as far as support for virtual reality and VR headsets goes, at least up to this point. Let's not forget gaming either, where Windows is the obvious choice, whether you want to connect up an Xbox One or run games on the Windows machine itself. If you want to go all in on iCloud, Apple TVs, and HomePods, then macOS has plenty to offer if not, you might run up against some problems. Windows also wins in terms of compatibility too – it's equally happy working with an iPhone or an Android phone, whereas macOS is very much designed to work with other Apple hardware and software. That might suit you just fine, of course, but it's worth pointing out that Windows 10 is available on, and works with, a broader range of form factors. MacOS, in contrast, limits itself to traditional laptops and desktops, with no touchscreen support (just occasional Touch Bar support). It easily adapts to a tablet mode and can be used with a stylus too. Microsoft's attempts to make Windows 10 work on desktops, laptops and tablets has led to some rough edges in the software, but it also means Windows is available on a much broader range of hardware than macOS – tablets, 2-in-1s, convertible laptops, and so on.
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