This became really disingenuous really quickly, IMO. The first few categories, focusing on how things "feel," are incredibly subjective and could be seen mostly as a draw depending on who you ask. On the Mac side, yes, the display is a leg up because of its variable resolution. But some of these categories are just straight up irrelevant when you consider that this laptop in particular is being used for: as an editing machine. So the webcam, for example, is gonna be moot (and again, it's another subjective thing because I personally have no idea what color differences you were talking about between the two; one just looked slightly darker). The speakers also are irrelevant because if you are editing, it's likely you are using studio headphones to fully capture the nuances of the sound.
And then every time you pivoted toward the user experience, the argument was "Apple is great if you lock yourself into their ecosystem; Windows's software diversity is their greatest weakness." It's not only disingenuous, it's outright antithetical to the idea of having an open computing ecosystem. Regardless of if you get a Windows OR Mac device, odds are you will not be using in-house software for your editing. While I personally use MS Clipchamp for my editing (it's free and I'm still a novice), most professionals will use Adobe Premiere. And for audio, most people use Audacity - at all skill levels because it is just that good of software. Hell, the icon was literally on the Windows desktop screen in your content.
And finally, the whole bit with the subscribers was really pointless and establishes nothing. Again, it just plays into the culture of Apple being a status symbol in the eyes of most people. I could go on, but honestly, the Mac vs. PC thing has been a 20 year argument now and it feels more like the Mac side is the one pushing it now to stay relevant.
I am usually a fan of your content, but this is really pushing the wrong narrative. If you are genuinely going to start championing the walled garden, it really goes against some of your former opinions in a major way.