Review on Renewed Apple MPDL2LL/A MacBook Pro 13in - Retina, Touch Bar, 3.3GHz Intel i7 Dual Core, 16GB RAM, 512GB PCIe SSD, Intel Iris 550, Silver by Janis Janis ᠌

ated from macbook pro 13 2022, working with web development, photoshop, virtual machines and office tasks. The old machine was already heavily pulling the compilation of projects and external monitors. I chose between MBP 16 and MBP 13. The choice fell on the latter, since 13 is still much more portable, you can comfortably work on your knees, in a car, carry it in a small backpack, and connect it to a large monitor at home and at work. 16 heavy, with two fingers in the open state you won’t lift it, and it will be uncomfortable hot on your knees (judging by the reviews) Unless you're looking for super portability, the MacBook Pro 16 will outperform almost everything for a relatively small premium. Plus, due to a discrete video card, it will be possible to play games under bootcamp and work with video editing. When a 4k monitor is connected at 60 Hz, the coolers are not audible, the maximum rises to 3000 rpm, usually 1200-1500. Simultaneous playback of youtube 1080p, VScode with compilation to save the file (webpack, sass, pug, gulp), sketch / figma / psd, a browser with a bunch of bookmarks, webgl, a bunch of instant messengers and email clients. Sometimes running windows in virtualbox. Everything pulls without the slightest hint of brakes. The processor is loaded within 25-40%, the video card is 25-50% (iStats) A fast 16Gb RAM is just right for my tasks, even with the Virtualbox virtual machine running. For programmers, this is usually a bottleneck. There is an iMac for comparison with 32Gb 2022, I didn’t notice a difference in speed, everything is also fast.