My parents' first home computer was an Atari 400, but I was too young to remember it. I grew up using an Apple IIc, and later they bought a IIGS. The school I went to had a lab full of assorted Apple II computers. Mostly II+ and IIe systems, and there were a few IIc systems and even some Bell & Howell "black apples".
Yep, love IIgs, remember how I was impressed when I have first seen it a computer club back in the end of 1980's - start of 1990's, brought by some Americans. Though today I understand that Apple management deliberately crippled it with a slow CPU to avoid it competing with Macintoshes. Also had Laser 128, ever popular //e - IIc clone. Put a major effort of restoring a computer partially burned by a failed power supply back to full life (all custom chips survived, but there was burned RAM, some small logic, keyboard controller, and so).
A cool thing about Apple II was that you could always break into ROM monitor program and touch the hardware directly - a feature that all subsequent computer lacked, both PCs and MACs.
And //e 's interleaved-memory 80-column ans super-HGR hardware was definitely some fun!