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 Adam Libera ᠌

The laptop was purchased for the sole purpose of using it for work, specifically web services and a little bit of Python. If you do not have a standard 144 Hz monitor, curved, gaming or something else with a probability of 99% it will not work correctly for you, (symptoms: incorrect colors, low hertsovka, blinking, long exit from sleep, sometimes does not see the signal at all) why? It is a pleasure to ride on it, but this poppy does not work with 80% of monitors available on the market. absolutely, I have no clue at all, Just so you know, this is not about the cable))) I have combed through a number of online discussion boards, and it seems that practically everyone is experiencing the same issue. Poppies on Intel seem to work extremely well with these issues. The issue can be remedied with the assistance of crutches in the shape of a virtual monitor, on which the image can be transmitted from the real to the worthless, in general, game; however, this solution does function)))). The lack of support for 98% of virtual machines is the second key issue that needs to be addressed. Nothing works properly (not even parallels with arm Windows or kamon), and neither virtual box nor parallels will operate. Docker is the only thing that really works well and it totally: There is the potential for a perfect machine to exist; all that is needed is improved support for virtual machines and the twisted support for displays will disappear. You are allowed to take it if you are not a proger and if you do not require a monitor or virtual machines.