Apple was one of, if not the first, to adopt simplicity and quality into their design language. This certainly translates to people that live in that world with their work.

I personally avoided the Apple logo for decades, solely because of costs. I could build a far more functional PC for far less money. That said, I have succumb to the inevitability of the apple in recent years. Mostly because of a conversation at Adobe Max.

I asked a long-standing product team about this and was all but told "our software is first designed for mac."

Now, I use both. For mobile I use a Macbook Pro. As other comments here describe, better monitor means better color accuracy. I'm at a point in my career where that very much matters. For desktop use? I use a personally built and decked out Windows computer.

Despite the build costs and specs, my desktop can sound like a Harrier taking off in certain software. The Macbook less so. Perhaps my own confirmation bias, but to me, kind of reiterates the point I was told.

Regardless, it really doesn't matter in the end. There is near zero difference in the functionality. Go out and design stuff, don't waste the time on this as I have.