Review on 16" Apple MacBook Pro 16 Late 2019 3072x1920, Intel Core i9 2.3 GHz, RAM 16 GB, DDR4, SSD 1 TB, AMD Radeon Pro 5500M, macOS, MVVK2LL/A, gray space, English layout by Mateusz Uliasz ᠌

This laptop will take the place of two other laptops that were purchased. Macbook Air 11 inches 12 years ago with 4 gb ram, core i5, and ssd 64 gb in comparison to dns extreme (aka clevo p170em) 17 inches with core i7, 16 gb ram, ssd 256 gb, and hdd 1 tb in storage capacity. The performance of the first laptop, an old screen, and the second laptop's complete inability to move around were the primary sources of the problem. The Mac served the same purpose as a home laptop, and there were occasions when it functioned from there even when I wasn't at the office. On the other hand, there was a working laptop at the office, but because of its size, it was awkward to carry it home. Therefore, the objective was to find a powerful solution that was portable at the same time. The only thing of which I could be certain was that purchasing a poppy rather than Windows would be an appropriate remedy to the issue. And not because Apple is Apple, but at least because of the need to reinstall Windows every two to three years and search for drivers, the system lives on a poppy for years without problems, and if suddenly there is a need to reinstall, then this is all done literally in three clicks, and all the drivers are installed themselves. And not because Apple is Apple, but because of the need to reinstall Windows every two to three years and search for drivers. I won't go into detail about all of the other differences between Windows and Mac here; all I'll say is that I've made up my mind on which operating system to use for my own computer. However, the choice of form factor provoked some thought in me. At first, I aimed for an ated 13 inches (but I had to settle for 14 inches). In spite of this, the rate of expansion of the dollar had to be estimated more quickly, and as a result, I chose to purchase a Macbook Pro in the 16-inch size. My primary responsibilities include working with websites, using a variety of applications to perform site analysis, and producing videos using final cut pro. I also work on YouTube. The laptop not only met but also surpassed all of my expectations in terms of performance. When it comes to speed, everything moves at a breakneck pace; the same image that I drew on air for an hour and a half takes only seven to ten minutes to render here. Since I only travel by vehicle, the laptop's weight is irrelevant to me; the important thing is everything that comes in the Xiaomi business backpack. Now the laptop is both mobile and powerful for me; since I only travel by car, its weight is irrelevant. The laptop offers the highest possible level of usability satisfaction. When compared to the 27-inch full-high-definition screen, the 16-inch 3k display proved to be easier to work with.