Review on 16.2" Apple Macbook Pro 16 (2021) 3456×2234, Apple M1 Pro, RAM 16 GB, SSD 512 GB, Apple graphics 16-core, macOS, RU, MK183RU/A, space gray by Jnis Gailis ᠌

The display is quite big. Ideal for those who conduct their work from a distance. Carrying the 14th with you is generally sufficient for the situation. For the first time, I am not opening windows across the entirety of the screen; everything, including code and video editing, is able to fit. Even more space than necessary is provided by the web browser; using only one-half the width of the display is sufficient; in mini-mode, you may view YouTube in any of the screen's four corners. Some people say that he is fat; while it is true that he is not as slim as the older ones, I would describe him as solid rather than obese. In addition, the open sides give the impression that the device is thicker than it actually is. This can be seen in the photo when contrasted with my prior Dell XPS computer, which is optically thinner yet sits flush on the table. If we compare it to the 13th generation MacBook that was released five years ago, we can see that there is already a change, albeit it is not significant. Take a look at the photo and notice how the screen borders are different from one another; this represents progress. Compiling a huge project in Android Studio is exactly 2 times faster than it was on dell xps two years ago on the i7 processor, despite the fact that the studio is already optimized for m1. The performance is decent, but in real life it is not as fantastic as in advertising. However, programs truly do start in a moment, and the system comes back to life noticeably sooner than windows does. You can forget your password if you have Touch ID, which is a wonderful feature. Because it can be carried in a standard backpack, mobility is not compromised in any way.