Being the larger of the two, and Apple’s flagship MacBook, it’ll come as little surprise to learn that the MacBook Pro 16-inch (2021) is a pricey laptop, starting at $2,499 (£2,399, AU$3,749
It’s worth it, though, given that you get a much better display and superior audio. The same was true with the 13-inch MacBook Pro. The MacBook Pro 14 was able to run two external displays
The most obvious difference is size, with the Macbook Air featuring a 13-inch screen, the Macbook Pro having a 16-inch screen, and the iMac coming in at a 24-inch display. This leads to a difference in resolution: the 13-inch Macbook Air has a resolution of 2560x1600, the MacBook Pro manages a native resolution of 3456x2234 whereas the iMac has
In native benchmarks such as Cinebench R23, single-core performance is now around 7% faster than the old M1 Pro/M1 Max and 4% faster than the M2 in the MacBook Pro 13. Geekbench shows an 11% lead
The_Belletrist 2 yr. ago. The 2015 MBPro is a solid machine, and if you need to stay in the sub-$500 range, it’s more than capable of the type of work you described. I definitely agree with the comment that long-term the M1 MacBook Air is the best value, and will be noticeably better. I wouldn’t spend the extra money on the newest MacBook
Virtually no Intel Mac (other than a Mac/iMac Pro) is worth more than about $300 right now. No MacBook Pro or Air is worth that much given the low floor of M1 Macs. There’s also the issue of the keyboard failure in many of the butterfly switch Macs.
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is macbook pro 13 worth it
