Review on 16" Apple MacBook Pro 16 Late 2019 3072x1920, Intel Core i7 2.6 GHz, RAM 16 GB, DDR4, SSD 512 GB, AMD Radeon Pro 5300M, macOS, RU, MVVJ2RU/A, space gray by Adam Libera ᠌

I have been an Apple user since 1999, when I purchased an iBook and found that I both loved and hated using it. In 2022, I upgraded to a 15-inch MacBookPro, which at the time was equivalent to a 16-inch model in terms of power and pricing. Several Apple Macintosh computers, to be exact. Now I wanted a capable gadget to be able to work with GoPro videos, surf the web, download torrents, watch the occasional movie, and play the occasional video game. In addition, I wanted a station where I could sync my iPhone because all of my iMacs are very old. When it comes to videos, I'll occasionally make a frivolous purchase in After Effect, occasionally use Motion, and, well, generally use Final Cut. I took i9, 1tb. The power that Kanesh possesses is just astounding. You can continue to build anything in Final Cut while AE is rendering, torrents are swinging, and there are absolutely NO brakes being applied at all)) Yes, the temperature is currently between 75 and 80 degrees, the keyboard is really hot, and the fans are set to their highest speeds, but there is absolutely no lag at all. To tell you the truth, I was taken aback. On every one of my older machines, completing chores of this nature presented some challenges. It is not the case. Naturally, a raging battery is present alongside all of this activity. It may take the battery one hour to fully charge when subjected to a load of 70–90%. When using Google Chrome with the brightness set to fifty percent, the clock appears. So, the forecast calls for 8-9 hours. 5–6 hours for listening to music or watching movies, depending on how bright the screen is. This is a battery that has not yet been used. Amazingly, it only takes 25 seconds for Final Cut to export an H.264 file that is one minute long and has a resolution of 2704 by 1520 and a bitrate of 70 megabits per second (mpbs). It's doing wonders for the health of my brain. Although it's possible that I needed to use an iMac once again for my tasks so that I wouldn't have to worry about the temperature of my laptop, what I really want is to mount it while I'm relaxing in a chair or lying in bed.