Review on 13-Inch Apple MacBook Pro with 8GB RAM and 512GB SSD Storage in Space Gray - Previous Model by Micha ukasiewicz

I purchased a device yesterday, and today I went in search of a $25 USB type-C to USB converter. for 1100€ (1400-24% invoice), brought into Europe. I'm generally as content as an elephant after getting a laptop running Windows. In terms of the obvious flaws, the heating of the keyboard's case and the cost of the programs and accessories individually bother me because a $400 docking station and a $3000 PDF reader seem excessive. It turns out that the laptop actually costs 2022, not 1500. At the very least, one adapter should have been included in the box. However, because I have USB, I don't really need all the ports. In any event, they are all minor issues that may be resolved quickly. Obviously, the prices are excessive, but what can you do—it's worth it. In general, I had to decide between this laptop and the Lenovo Yoga 14", which is 200 euros less expensive and 200 times more powerful than this one. But as a test, I still chose to halt at this choice. regarding memory. Regarding 128GB, I can say that 119GB is available right out of the box and after installing any ates. It still has anywhere between 80 and 90 (depending on the quantity of applications, respectively) after installing other programs and applications, such as final cut. By the way, I had the epiphany that I needed to format an external hard disk in order to utilize it FULLY (edit, erase, etc.) on a poppy. I had to eliminate numerous critical yet crucial files as a result (perhaps only 80 GB on a laptop). It's still hard to estimate how much RAM you need; I personally wanted 16GB, but now I'm not so sure. It will be necessary to use Chrome with a million tabs, Adobe Prime, and Photoshop in order to grasp this. The laptop made a great first impression; following Windows, it was a little odd at first, but it quickly became normal. Moments: stingy prices and inadequate heating. 70-80K, take it in Europe or the United States! And keep in mind that quality costs money! In my perspective, Mac OS is considerably more reliable than Windows. fewer headaches. ates are left on a poppy for 10 to 15 minutes, and on Windows for 40 to 70 minutes. (In-store comparison)