Review on 16" Notebook Apple MacBook Pro 16 Late 2019 (3072x1920, Intel Core i9 2.3 GHz, RAM 16 GB, SSD 1024 GB, Radeon Pro 5500M), MVVK2LL/A, space gray by Mateusz Jamroz ᠌

Some claim that the display on the clave is scratched. Fortunately, I haven't yet noticed. A black rubber gasket that extends a millimeter beyond the monitor's surface and shields it from scratches is there. Observe and see) Its benefits - It's a pleasure to process images and videos because the screen is bright and has beautiful colors! When merely using code or doing something unrelated to color, use true tone. - four thunderbolt 3 ports; offline work at a high level; if you compare it to viewing a video, it takes around 8 hours, although I typically have other programs running in the background. According to the USB 4 specification, the new standard is based on Thunderbolt 3, which means that there will be a single compact type-c and everyone will begin to gradually remove type-A holes. It's about time! - Terabyte SSD - good ol' scissor keyboard - Excellent discrete graphics that are comparable to the nvidia Geforce 1650 - as well as all other apple treats Cons of it: There were probably just 3 drawbacks to the hardware that I noticed: - Noisy coolers, which I find in every honest review I read, and mine poppy was no exception. They are definitely noticeable at low speeds, where they are no longer as loud. This was not the case with the old mid-15, which caught me off guard as soon as I turned it on. I hadn't had time to install anything yet, but I could already hear the coolers! - a braking matrix in the monitor. When doing regular job, this is not particularly noticeable, but if you comprehend it, you may wonder why they got such a big response for the price they did. - An inadequate webcam. I am aware that you can't fit much onto such a thin display, but modern smartphones have much cooler cameras that don't take up much room. Numerous software issues with Mac OS either encourage users to purchase original Apple products or are just a fault. The one that aggravates me the most is this: My flypods headphones won't pair with the poppy when they are taken out of the case; you have to manually pair them with the bluetooth device with your hands. I can hear them knocking, but the poppy prevents a direct link between the ears and the outside world. I'm not sure how to turn it off securely.