If you are looking for running Windows on your MAC, as other app install in it, Parallels is the best option. It runs as native as possible on my Macbook pro M1, and surprises me with for example, I receive an email with a *.rar extension compressing some files, and one I clic download and clic on it, it just open and verily notice that Windows are open and working, because a pop up appear asking me for some notification permissions. I choose Parallels, because I had to manage some Excel files that cannot be open in Excel Mac native app because some configurations, and now I can open, edit and so much more. About the price, I think it worth it a lot, because I'm no longer seeking for someone to borrow their PC to do some tasks, wasting time during the process.
