Review on 16" Apple MacBook Pro 16 Late 2019 3072x1920, Intel Core i9 2.3 GHz, RAM 16 GB, DDR4, SSD 1 TB, AMD Radeon Pro 5500M, macOS, MVVK2LL/A, gray space, English layout by Wiktor Krzysztof Kor ᠌

In addition to the aforementioned significant benefits, my choice of Mac and iPhone was based on factors such as superior security, design, and the so-called UX, or user experience, which refers to how well every aspect of the product was planned out and executed. In terms of attributes, my old computer was just as good as this one, but it was never without issues. Little, but all of this ruins the day and the work. This is why I switched from the Sony Android smartphone to the iPhone and then to the Mac. Be aware that purchasing any Apple product involves joining a network. Because there are only 4 USB-C ports, be ready. However, adapters function, flash drives turn on, and I had no trouble connecting a non-Apple graphics tablet for drawing. For around $100,000, you can find something comparable on a laptop using only iron properties. However, I believe that the excessive 80K is worth what Mac offered me. I've been using Windows for 30 years, and I admire Microsoft since this system enables those without the means to work and those with computers priced at $10,000 to do so. And of course, most importantly, do not use a tool. If I weren't a designer, I wouldn't have a job involving computers, but if I were, I'd think it was worthwhile to spend so much money because owning a laptop like that is actually a luxury for the average person. Even if you are a beginner designer, don't expect that a poppy will do the work for you because it won't improve you as a person. You shouldn't take out large loans in the hopes that he will do significantly better. For 50–60 K, you can get a laptop that you can use to make money tolerably. However, if you're under 40 and not even all that wealthy, as I am, you already want to kick back and appreciate your working tool and can finally afford it!