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 Janis Kronbergs ᠌

If you have the money for it, you should get it. We guarantee that you will be impressed and delighted. Got pros: A totally unique adventure awaits you behind the screen. Almost OLED, but hopefully without the burn-in that comes with it. It's like having a retina in the year 2022; after you've looked at this screen, none of the others will roll; Performs more quickly than Air on m1, despite the fact that it seems to perform considerably more slowly! More responsive thanks to fast SSD.; You are given the opportunity to play games by way of the crossover. (I launched the newly available Tunic, the flight is going smoothly, and I fiddle around with the controller.) I downloaded Metro Exodus, and although it ran slowly on my MacBook Air, now that there are two times as many GPU cores, it should run well. Battery for space travel that can store more Air m1; The Magsafe satisfies; Now that there are additional ports available, you can connect a dock using a standard USB as well as two hard drives (one of which is Thunderbolt 3); The sound is good, and there are even enough speakers for you to watch a movie or listen to music; The display, which takes the place of the monitor, enables you to work away from home without sacrificing productivity (similar to what was possible before the Macbook 17; Having this drawback: Large and hefty, yet it can be carried in a backpack; You debate whether or not to bring it with you, but in the end, you decide to bring an iPad instead, and you leave this other person at home. I brought the Air m1 with me everywhere and all the time, and it made no difference whether it was in the backpack or not; I want the m1 max, but the cost is prohibitive. A brand new computer cost $2,700 for the base model when it was released. This equals 2.5 calamus m1 in volume. It is up to everyone to decide whether or not such an improvement is necessary.