Is the change worth it? MSI i7 for MacBook Air?

[hAyO]

Hello, as you all know a few months ago I bought an MSI CX62 2QD which is composed of the following configuration:

• 15'6 Full HD IPS screen
• Processor: Intel Core i7 5700HQ
• 8GB of RAM
• Intel HD 5600 Graphics
• Nvidia GT940M 2GB
• 1HDD 1TB 7200rpm (option for M.2 expansion)
• Windows 10 Professional 64Bits
• Wifi
• Bluetooth

After much thought, and for mobility issues, I have thought about selling it, and going for a MacBook Air for issues of (battery from 2h approx. to 12h (talking about the 13").

The thing is that since I have the Hackintosh on the i7, the truth is that it performs very well and I have no complaints, and I have become quite accustomed to the operating system itself.

Its use would be for Photoshop, internet browsing, and little more to be honest, I have seen that it has the Intel i5 5250U 1'6Ghz Turbo to 2'7Ghz, an Intel Iris 6000, 128Gb of SSD (PCIe) and I think that for that use it would not be bad for me.

What do you think? That is, if I needed to do something stronger with the PC for that I have the i7 4770K.

I already know that even with much it will not offer the same power the i5 5250U as the i7 5700HQ, but I have realized that I prefer mobility and performance over brute power.

Thanks in advance.

[jere7em]

It all depends on your needs, if as you mention in the second to last line you need mobility and autonomy I would go for the MacBook.
A few years ago I made a similar change for the same reason, a Lenovo Y560 for a 13' Macbook Pro (the PRO) and it was an excellent change. I left it with 8GB of RAM and to virtualize and do everything I needed for university.

Greetings!