Review on 13.3" Apple MacBook Pro 13 2022 2560x1600, Apple M2, RAM 8 GB, SSD 256 GB, Apple graphics 10-core, macOS, MNEP3LL/A, silver, English layout by Adam Borkoski ᠌

I used the benefits of my new MacBook Pro 13 on m2 to swap out the burned-out firmware in my old MacBook Pro 17 with Intel. Here's what I can tell you about the shipping and seller's selection: pah pah, everything arrived packed, according to all standards, in an unopened film, within the package, and, furthermore, all original standards were met. The year 2022 engraving was a pleasant surprise even though it wasn't required. The courier was also thoughtful enough to include a plug adaptor. On-time deliveries are guaranteed. My recommendation goes to the buyer! In my opinion, Macbooks are worthwhile investments, but picking the right configuration is essential. On an old laptop with a light load, you could live 12-15 hours (I had a pro m1 2022) without needing to plug in and recharge. According to the tests, the battery life is significantly better in the m2 versions. Allow us to verify. Getting a new laptop now instead of waiting until I broke my old one was a priority, so I went with the fastest, cheapest option available: 256GB of storage and 8GB of RAM. But there are rumors that it may need to be replaced by a more effective one in the near future; in weaknesses I will explain why. The downsides: How the new pro performs on m2 is discussed briefly. After looking at a number of different benchmarks and user evaluations, I have come to the conclusion that the base model of the M2 (8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage) performs substantially worse when fully loaded compared to the M1 (2022). This is because in earlier iterations, the memory (256g) was built in on 2 chips, so I could learn how to reliably utilize it without causing any delays in the present process. The updated version's SSD memory is now on a single chip, which is why the laptop experiences delays and freezes when the RAM is completely filled. Again, this is with really heavy load tests, while using graphics and other features. Therefore, the conclusion is that the bare minimal equipment is generally good (poppy and poppy in Africa) if you need a laptop immediately and are not fond of extremely graphic editors or games. If you want to upgrade performance, you can't settle for the bare minimum; instead, you'll need to shell out more money for 512 GB of RAM. Buying a 512GB Pro M1 2022 while it's on sale is a better financial move.