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 Mateusz Szlassa ᠌

When used for work, a laptop justifies the cost of purchasing it. Various advantages: I purchased a "American" while the box was still whole and had not been opened; however, upon closer inspection, I noticed that 2022 of the letters had been engraved. These portable computers are, on average, ten percent more expensive than those sold in the United States. Now, let's look at the bright side: 1. It's been more than a decade since I've used a Mac; the last time I did so was in 2022 or 2013. Prior to that, I worked almost exclusively in Windows. When compared to Windows, the first noticeable difference may be found in the keyboard, where the placement of certain buttons is significantly altered. However, I will give it a positive rating because it is possible to rapidly become accustomed to using such a keyboard. 2. Screen. Without a doubt, it possesses a great degree of luminosity and saturation, and there are no highlights. 3. In reality, the Macbook was purchased solely for the purpose of working (writing code). It was previously installed with Ubuntu 22.04, which is also a good operating system; however, it is obvious that the Mac OS is significantly superior in all respects. 4. A number of people have mentioned in their reviews that the M1 Max's battery life does not meet expectations. This is not even close to being true. The Macbook remains functional throughout the day despite being loaded with various IDEs, lens, postman, and other applications. Extremely deserving. 5. Obviously, a lot of progress has been made in the past ten years. I still have my old 13-inch Proshka, but there wasn't much content on it. Apple unquestionably contributed to the vast improvement of laptops. Some cons: 1. Speaking for myself, I purchased an American that already had a 2022 layout installed straight out of the box (which means that, in theory, they do it right away at the production). I did not take any chances with the engraving, despite the fact that I engraved an old Proshka ten years ago; as a direct consequence of this, the price was higher here by an average of ten percent. However, the quality of the job justifies the price, and as a result, I can only partially call out this as a disadvantage. 2. Weight. Even though this is part of a larger series, the subject matter is still rather weighty.