Review on Renewed Apple MPDL2LL/A MacBook Pro 13in - Retina, Touch Bar, 3.3GHz Intel i7 Dual Core, 16GB RAM, 512GB PCIe SSD, Intel Iris 550, Silver by Wiktor Niemiec ᠌

- The body is perfectly assembled, nothing backlash and does not flex. However, I note that for its small dimensions, it looks lighter than it is. Everyone who took it in their hands noted its unexpected heaviness. Since I have a soft leather bag, I bought a UAG case to transport it. - The touchpad here is great: a large area, pleasant to the touch, the finger glides well. But the main thing in it is an instant response, the cursor moves with the movement of the finger, and not behind it, as in other laptops. I remember that the same Zenbook from Asus annoyed me with a touchpad because of the wild delay in moving the cursor. This is one of the reasons why I got rid of it at the first opportunity. I can’t evaluate the gestures yet, I haven’t memorized them yet. - Screen. I am cold about the contrast of screens, preferring the speed of the matrix. I can only note that the screen is bright enough. It's a pity the matrix is ​​not 144Hz at least. At home I sit at a 240Hz monitor, and at work the office monitor has 144Hz. - The touch-id sensor is convenient, there were no problems with scanning the fingerprint as on the first SE phone, but I would still prefer face-side. - The sound was pleasantly surprised, I did not expect such quality from a laptop, it sounds better than a phone. Although I prefer to listen to music either through the soundbar or through full-size headphones. - Noise from the cooling system. In my use case, the coolers do not turn on even when 10 tabs are running through safari and several virtual machines are running through virtual box. I am very happy about it. Its quietness is one of the pillars of its comfort.