Review on 13-Inch Apple MacBook Pro with 8GB RAM and 512GB SSD Storage in Space Gray - Previous Model by Mateusz Daczka ᠌

However, considering the price tag of ninety thousand dollars, there are quite a few drawbacks. If I had to generalize, I would say that this line (beginning in 2022) is not particularly successful: 1. The physical form itself. Purchased in the space gray color. Extremely prone to picking up stains and suffering chipping and scratches. I could never get used to the overall design, and I found myself yearning for that apple. 2. Alas, performance. If you spend 100,000 won on a laptop, you expect it to do more than just run smoothly; nevertheless, it is no longer adequate for work that requires a high level of concentration. The power is virtually same to that of the 2022 Air. There is nothing left in stock. 3. The bridging words. This is merely a parody with no comments attached to it. 4. The keyboard, which has a tendency to stick. There are a great number of weddings. In addition, I was unable to make "butterfly" function for me. Alas. 5. THE BIGGEST MINUS - AUTONOMY. You might grow used to the remaining drawbacks in some way, or you might even just choose to ignore them, but the battery life is a SHOCK. They have made several changes to the battery in comparison to the model of 2022! CHARLES! What exactly is 4800mAh? Who could possibly require such a small device if it needs to be recharged after only five hours?! It won't actually work anywhere else, and Final Cut will destroy it in under two hours if you try. I'm sorry, but there is no way to make up for this. 6. Even the most basic version does not cost ninety thousand dollars when all of the intricacies are included. No way. 70 maybe.