I have a pair of AirPods (they were a second-hand gift, I’m nowhere near able to afford them). Honestly, I’d only recommend them if you really need wireless earbuds because a speaker or wired headphones aren’t working for you (for example, if you can’t use a speaker because you’d annoy people, and you can’t use earbuds because your device won’t fit in your pocket or your device tends to slip out of your pocket while dancing, etc.) The sound quality is about the same as a wired pair a third of the price. Mine have a long range (easily 20ft/6m), but only work seamlessly with the Apple music app, every other program I’ve tried it with experiences some interruptions. They also run on battery, so they could run out if you don’t charge 'em, they’re easy to lose, and their health properties are currently untested.
So yeah, I only recommend if wireless would be a lot more convenient.
As much as I hate to sound like a PC fanboy, why a Macbook?
… Dude, what do you do with them? 
I had a consumer-grade Toshiba for 5 years, and it only stopped working because I cried on the keyboard and it fried the hard drive.
But basically, if PCs keep dying on you, Macs aren’t going to be any better. What sets Macs apart isn’t durability or specs, but rather sleek design and brand recognition.