Mac Studio Review: Testing Apple's New Desktop for Creators
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The reality is for most professional users. 90+% of the time the computer is basically idle. Most billing hours are spent thinking, reviewing and planning. The time is spent mostly on tasks that do not saturate the cores in any meaningful way for M1 pro/max/ultra That’s why spending so much money on the highest top of the line makes little sense for most people. The m1 ultra may be on paper twice fast as the max., but that doesn’t mean that your productivity is going to double. I find it funny to see people spending $6K+ on machine like thus just to edit basic very simple UA-cam videos and then say they’re so productive because they saved 10 seconds exporting a file.
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Very well said. I’m a graphic designer for a large company but I still start on paper.
For most professional users. As a DIT I need as much processing power in as small a form factor as possible. I'll be transcoding multiple 4K 6.5K camera files, grading apply looks as well as sending multiple feeds to different pieces of kit for playback. On set people want to see the finished results as soon as the cards are pulled from camera. I need to back up cards to three destinations as fast as the cards can go then start the whole, grading and transcoding process. DIT's don't have time to sit back and think - we are constantly doing. I want this Mac Studio.
I think this is for Creatives like myself that want to hook it up to a Wacom Cintiq
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Purchasing these systems is like a dream for me.
For reallll
It's not that great my guy
@@mopnem oh is it?
@@ramdasci Yeah, a lot of apple advertising magic. The monitor isn’t even 120hz, it’s the same lg offering from years ago with slight tweaks. The studio has no hdmi 2.1. can’t run 2 high res, high refresh monitors. It’s a work function machine, nothing more
@@mopnem thanks a lot for the info
I find 120Hz is "nice" but doesn't matter for studio work.
Some time ago, I upgraded my monitor from 60Hz to 165Hz. It looks really nice how smoothly the windows move and things scroll. But I didn't notice any difference in my work flow (video editing, photo editing). Also, I mostly forget about the refresh differences when I switch back and forth to my 60Hz display at work.
A high refresh rate is beneficial for gaming or on a tablet for drawing and writing. But for most work on a desktop, it's more a nice feature than a useful one.
Only case where 120hz on apple products could really help with professional work is on iPads for digital art. Still though, 16-20k for a 5k display with no curved design, mini-led, 120hz, and an average sized screen? I don’t know about that /;
Please don't accept low standards, just because they are from Apple. A $5 000 computer must be build for even upto a decade, why not make everything high end, since technology moves that fast.
I like that you tested the M1 Max 32 core GPU version because that’s the one I’m interested in. You also confirmed my suspicion that it’s similar to MBP, but maybe a little faster due to better cooling. One good thing about desktops like Mac mini and Mac Studio is that you can use it with your existing monitors, keyboards, and mouse. I got 2 LG 4K HDR monitors that together cost less than 1 Studio display and even with all the bells and whistles, I don’t see reason to get it. I feel many people will be in similar position as me with existing peripherals and won’t need to add on any cost other than upgrades for base Mac Studio model itself. Even the lowest base model is pretty good OOTB IMO.
Same position as you here.
I guess it's for those people who want a minimalist set up, no speaker wires, no extremal webbed, no extremal speaker etc
@XRDev I believe you’ll have to get the ultra version for 128GB ram. MBP, 64GB max for now.
Same here
I also put aside the purchasing of the monitor because I do have a Cinema Display 27" 2.5K, I didn't buy the 4K solution because the scaling is not right for a 27" monitor. Either you have the fonts too small and full 4K or you scale 50% but then you have a real estate comparable to 1920x1080. I can't stand the fractional scaling. Too bad.
It's amazing, where I live the faster machine is over $6000, but the waiting list is very long. Looks like the worldwide chip shortage is playing havoc with delivery
looks pretty cool, if i was a creative i would totally purchase it
Wake me up when they make a mini M2 based for $1000🔥
$1000 will get you a very powerful Windows PC that is far more capable than the Mini.
They just released a mini m2 for $600. Just picked one up, what a fantastic machine
I love how a stand to hold up the monitor is a perk these days 😂😂😂
When you stack the mini on the studio it looks good as a single product.
Pair the mac studio with an ipad through luna display. That would be perfect for animators and graphic designers.
The Pro Display XDR doesn’t require the $999 stand. You can get the VESA adapter for $199 and a generic single monitor stand that works with the VESA size standard.
"... for some reason..."
The ports on the front are Thunderbolt for the M1 Ultra because it has twice as many controllers as the M1 Max.
yep, the m1 max doesn't have enough buses but the m1 ultra being 2 chips would of course have enough. You could even have more ports honestly lol and it would still handle it, but they decided on this many. Honestly it would've been interesting for there to be 2 headphone jacks on this computer, one in the back for speaker systems, and one in the front for headphones but I guess a lot of speaker systems come with a headphone jack solution anyway
The only thing I don’t like is the on switch on the back but otherwise looks amazing
Why would you need to turn it off?
Another bad thing: no USB-A ports up front. Most devices use USB-A.
Also no headphone jack up front. Another Mac Studio mistake.
Does anyone else have issues with a high
pitched whistling noise coming out the back of the Max Studio? It's driving me crazy and I don't know what to do. It happens even when there's basically no programs running.
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This video is confusing...the mac studio ultra performance is greater than a $16,000 Mac Pro so why would anyone shift to mac pro territory right now if you are in need of the mac silicon performance and can purchase the mac studio at a better price point?
They need to run the viruses and ransomware that only running Windows Bootcamp can bring.
A lot of apps aren't optimized for the M1 chips
Can I get mine without the box? $50, a penny saved is a penny earned 😆
$1600 just for a monitor? Woof. I get that it's 5K and has speakers, but it's still only 60hz. It's should really only be $1000 at most.
It’s apple, gotta pay the premium…
It's the Apple Tax.
@No More Humans the LG display is $1300 with a cheap plastic build. This is made of premium aluminium as well as having high quality speakers, good webcam and an A13 chip built in. Easily worth the $300 premium.
I saw a CAD program being used by yourself...that is what I want a demo of ....most Apple Salesmen Videos on this forum is all about video or photography...I WANT TO KNOW IF STUDIO MAX COULD BE A GOOD CAD ENGINEERING MACHINE !!!
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All the best CAD and Engineering software is made for Windows. Windows has 92% market share.
So unless Final Cut is your main focus, best to avoid the Mac.
Apu systems are not meant to be upgradable ... Ram is also more than enough so there is no need to upgrade ... Storage can be added externally
not true, lots of intel and amd APUs can just have a graphics card added in for even more power instead of just driving the display and a few light gpu tasks. RAM might be enough for NOW. You don't know what the needs will be of the future that take more advantage of the hardware, and external storage won't be as fast as PCIe lanes because thunderbolt can only do a few gigabytes a second, whereas PCIe can do like 64GB/s on a 16x gen 4 slot.
Apple always put too little flash memory in their base model iPhones and Macs. I would recommend buying the base model of the Mac Studio but with 1 or 2 Tb instead of the default none upgradable 0.5 Tb of Flash memory. One additional advantage of buying a larger SSD that I discovered is that the larger Apple SSDs are faster.
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Thank you for the previews. I can make a more informed buying decision.
What all would you do with this thing?
@@JeremyDeBose well,.. work, but that's just a guess :p
@@crateer 😂 I’m really curious who could use this thing? And not in a trolling way. Just truly want to know who could even come close to pushing these machines to the limit.
@@JeremyDeBose I have the 16 inch M1 max with 32gb ram and I’m doing video editing and graphic design and it’s overkill. I can throw anything at it. I’ve literally never heard the fans run.
@@JeremyDeBose I come from a 11 year old Apple Thunderbolt display from 2011 I paid $1000. This new Apple Studio display is perfect to replace my daily workhorse.
Word is that that A13 in the studio display is running a full version of iOS. ASSuming that's true - why wouldn't Center Stage work on Windows? Nothing needs to happen on the Windows side, the monitor does it all.
I'm just wondering who are all these video editors and "content creators" that are finding it challenging to create the 10, 20, and 30 second tik toks, blik bloks, and reels and beels, and shorts and lorts... I mean... what exactly are you able to "create" that couldn't be created before using existing hardware and software? Show me exactly where the limitations are,... do a content creation comparison using older hardware and software vs the new hardware and software. Help me understand where this "value" exists.
TIme.
@Tony Burzio I would still need to see some sort of comparison. If you have the raw edited files on your pc/workstation and click "save"... you would still have to upload to a platform like UA-cam for example and still have to wait for video processing to occur before you have your "finished" product ready for consumption.
@@jamesboone14 You can save 30-2mins rendering
@Moses David I think that same amount of time could be saved by optimizing the editing process.
The fact that you have to purchase all your peripherals and a display on top of it makes this machine way over priced... and your average desktop user who just wants a faster more powerful Mac mini is left out in the cold.... I wouldnt buy this its a rip off..... ID rather wait for the next generation of the Mac mini and if that doesnt come out I won't be buying any apple computer period..end of story!
Good news, the Studios are all sold out for months anyway.
@@tonyburzio4107 BAD NEWS IT SAYS I CAN GET ONE APRIL 8TH (EYEROLL) NICE TRY HONEY
Great review would you recommend it for recording music?
1:07 which model of MBP is this ?
This is the same expansion limitations as a laptop. Both Mac and PC laptops have this limitation. I worked years several at small custom coding/computer retailer in Tennessee. We offered both stock and custom build PCs. As I recall once a customer purchased their PC, they almost never upgraded. They would get external hard drives, maybe a new monitor. Generally four to five years later, they would get a whole new system. Getting a system that you can upgrade yourself isn’t as big a draw as you might think. Of course, that is just my experience, your experience could well be different.
This is a very professional response.
I’ve found that when upgrading, often the motherboard won’t accept all that more powerful of a CPU. The newer CPUs often needed a different socket. Also, memory types change, hard drive connectors change, expansion card connectors change, external connectors change. So often I’d need to change the motherboard too + CPU + memory + storage + GPU. By then, I’m not saving much vs. buying new.
@@jeremyf9124 I have had the same experience myself.
Does anyone know if the Xcode simulator will benefit from an M1 Max over an M1 Pro? Trying to decide if I should wait for an M1 Pro Mac mini or get M1 Max Mac studio.
I’m asking everyone this(out of true curiosity, for real, no trolling 😂): with all this power, what would you use it for that could come close to maxing it out?
I’d speculate that no. I don’t know how this would saturate so many cores over a long sustained time to make any meaningful impact on your workflow.
I am hoping that the chip in the display will help with a more serious color calibration of the display for professional photo editing and printing
I don’t understand why the bazels has to be bigger on the Studio Display than on the 32” model. Why not make them similar?
Hi, I use LG Monitor 27 Inch - Refresh Rate 75 Hz. HDMI connection. Can I connect this to Mac Study M1 Max? Will the speed vary if I use HDMI monitors?
When I bought my laptop, nearly everyone geared me towards the M1 Pro. "What do you do that needs a Max?" was asked by Apple sales. I bought the Max anyways to push some games. Now that we have this Studio, people are pushing the Ultra. I think the Max is still the sweet spot. Do I want an Ultra? Absolutely. Should I? Probably not. I already have a 43" 144 G-Sync hooked to a 3090 gaming PC. So 27" will look like an Ant, but yet, a great upgrade from looking at 16".
a 3090 is way more powerful than even the 64 core m1 ulta, so yeah you definitely don't need it. the m1 ultra is more power efficient but for performance? nope.
1500 dollars isn't reasonable, you can get a professional color graded 4k, 60hz monitor for 400 dollars
You can also get a $2000 Windows PC that will *defeat* a $5000 Mac Studio.
2:35 maybe reviewers should do that more.
that is, talk to people who actually use the product.
instead of basing it on their personal use case even when it doesn't reflect that of the target audience.
for example the focus on "can it replace your laptop" on iPad reviews.
I’m wondering if there is an advantage to MAX for running CAD software?
Mac Studio is excellent for video editing. For 3D modelling, CAD, gaming : Windows PC offers far greater price vs performance.
Frankly, Apply should have either released the M1 Ultra Studios at far lower price point, given their lack of user-upgradability post purchase, or alternatively it would have been great if Apple took the M1 Ultras and put them in slightly thicker larger than 16" laptop - sure it might have ended at Windows/Linux workstation/gaming laptop sizes, maybe even DTR-like one, but the extra cubature/dimensions would allow the better cooling to be implemented, sides would have enough space to technically get all the ports we've got on the M1 Studio... It could have been named Macbook Ultra or Macbook Studio... It would have made even more sense, given the fact that the compute power on offer or RAM availability would have then rivalled or beat the Windows/Linux side of the market devices, the energy efficiency would be better and power draws would equal or be better than those other market notebooks, all while offering more and more useful orts noone else offers on the notebooks - 10GbE ona laptop would have been a first, 20 core CPU block could only be surpassed by the DTR's desktop CPUs such as Ryzen 3900, 6x USB-C/TB + 2x USB-A would have made it a unique laptop with more general purpose all-encompassing USB standards than any other on the market, the HDMI out would have made it an easy to suggest for external display users, and integrated SD card reader would have made it a far useful tool for anyone processing camera's data. It it all were to be encompassed in a high quality shell, got a good battery life on lighter loads thanks to the efficiency, with good screen, cam, enough space in the device for even better speaker configuration, it would have been an even better option than M1 Max powered Macbook Pros 16"... cause than it would have been a really pro, even ultra, still mobile device. And possibly less people would be put off by the lack of upgradability/replacability of the product as laptops, whether thin 13" chromebooks or thick 17" DTRs, are quite limited in this aspect on average...
Upgrades are by using Apples trade-in program.
@@tonyburzio4107 That's one way to put it, but in reality this is a replacement program ;P
I don’t care how fast this Mac studio is i still like my 2019 Mac Pro with Apple Pro Display XDR it does everything,you can’t upgrade anything in Mac Studio
There are some MacOS Monterey features that don’t work on Intel chips.
You can upgrade the ssd
Your Mac Pro runs Intel processor, so it can run 100% of Windows apps perfectly. Also, games run perfectly.
Mac Studio with M1 is severely limited in those areas.
The 68K macs were the best.
Everything since then has been crrrrppp....!
Like someone said, the next M1 will be named : *Goliath.* Lol
My dream Mac
The Mac Studio would be ideal for my use as an architect (more creative than most ‘creatives’). I think and design in 3D, so I need a computer capable of running the best BIM software (Vectorworks and/or ArchiCAD rather than the popular Revit). The graphics power ‘on chip’ is plenty and Vectorworks can use the multi-core computing, which many CAD and BIM softwares do not. The Studio should also be more than coping with all the AR and VR the profession is using.
Do you think the Mac studio with M1 MAX 32 Cores + 64 GB Ram would be enough to run ArchiCAD, AutoCAD and/or Sketchup smoothly?
Does ArchiCAD also use the multi-core computing?
@@arq.adrianasanchez3794, I’m sure it will run SketchUp and AutoCAD, but why would you want to? ArchiCAD and Vectorworks can do a lot more than either and more cost effectively than any AutoDesk product. Vectorworks uses the multicore I believe as does, I hope, ArchiCAD since they are owned by the same company. I am not certain that any AutoDesk product can use multi-cores, none did when as an architect I stopped using them over a decade ago :-)
@@johnkellett7797 many thanks! Yeah I know ArchiCAD is better, but I haven’t learned it yet hahaha, but I will… What’s the difference between ArchiCAD and Vectorworks? I’m planning to learn ArchiCAD, but what does Vectorworks offer that ArchiCAD doesn’t? (I’m not familiar with Vectorworks). Sadly, in Latin America, Revit is more widely used, but I don’t like it (speaking from my only experience with it on a short course I took). I know ArchiCAD was like the pioneer on CAD & BIM software since back in the 80s I think and I’m more confident that this software will continue offering updates and new versions for Mac, unlike AutoCAD that abandoned Mac for several decades. Though actually I’m mostly a Windows user, I prefer the Mac environment and am returning to it with this new Silicon Macs.🙌
@@arq.adrianasanchez3794 , Vectorworks and ArchiCAD are quite similar and getting more so as both are owned by the same company. The difference being that Vectorworks is far more inclusive with a number of modelling and rendering options etc built in as well as lighting design, landscape design etc. That fact that Revit is more ‘popular’ doesn’t mean it’s better :-)
Unlike Revit and AutoCAD both ArchiCAD and Vectorworks were written for architects by architects and are derived from software written in Hungary by a group of architects.
@@johnkellett7797 so you combine the use of this 2 programs in a single project? For example you develop the landscape and lighting design on vectorworks and the rest on ArchiCAD and then you join them in one of the programs so you have the whole project unified? Or depends on the project you use one or the other (Vectorworks/ArchiCAD)? Btw, what Mac configuration do you use or plan to use with this softwares?
Do you recommend Studio Display for a photographer. I do not shoot video.
They didnt include the 3d artist and producers in the creative class.
Very true. Blender and Maya will run *light* *years* better on an RTX 3080 or 3090 equipped system.
M1 Ultra gpu is not even close in performance.
I use a basic 2 button mouse with my macs. I also did not like the magic mouse.
The XDR is not mini-LED though
It’s not advertised as XDR too
i want a pc that can be use as a developer and also gaming. should i buy this or just build a gaming PC?
Windows has more games due to market share. If you don’t want to buy a console but want AAA games, then get a PC.
@@jeremyf9124 hmm makes sense. I forgot that a Mac cannot play some of the windows games. The only reasons I’m thinking if I want to use Mac instead is that most of my other devices are all Apple. I got airpods pro, iPad Pro, iPhone 13 hmm 🤔
@@Sauce-ke AAA games on Windows that run at 1440p or 4k, high quality, and 60 frames/sec will absolutely NOT run well on the Mac Studio M1 Ultra.
Mac Studio is excellent for video editing, and that's about it.
Where does basic Mac Studio with parallel stand interms of Intel & Nvidia combination PC machine?
Probably the wrong people to ask, go to Linus or gamers Nexus to get an answer for that
The pro xdr is not a mini led display
Can you compare the studio with the mini? What's the difference? I'm looking at the specifications, but performance wise I'm not seeing any comparisons. Film major. Thanks for this. I always thought the Mac Mini was supposed to be a stack and so people can stack upgrades beneath the Mac Mini. I'm 3 minutes into the video. Please excuse me. I'll watch the rest.
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The Macbook pro is an all in one system? The studio is meant to be connected to a separate display, separate mouse ... Great reporting, keep up the groundbreaking work
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The desktop screen is pretty low. :(
Agreed. He is looking down when he's sitting down using it.
Would need a monitor stand or a stack of books, heheh. Top of the monitor should be about eye level, but it looks like it's at chin level!
Just saw Breakdown of a Base Mac Studio on Max Tech's channel....looks like there may be an empty SSD connector....
Did you really call front IO an innovation? Something thats been available on computers for over 30 years?
Apple bought all tech UA-camrs just to have positive reviews (and just with the ultra versions). That’s sad.
Hopefully the viewing public won't be duped into paying $5000 for the Ultra.
Studio Display is Telescreen
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Why not test the ultra?
Exactly. This is a wasted opportunity. He says it himself "This is exactly the same setup I tested last year and basically got the same results." Dumb.
Because everyone and their mother already tested the ultra. I'm glad someone is covering the version that most people will buy!
Is anyone elsed having trouble with mouse and trackpad freezes?
Apple needs to make a vertical monitor that can rotate and be horizontal as well
You can rotate this monitor but you have to pay extra for the 'special' stand. The Ai will recognise as soon as you screen change positions and adjust the screen to landscape or portrait mode accordingly.
@@soundsofurbanlondonmediaci5696 no u can’t
@Shehab Ahamed that is not the ‘special’ stand he was referring to
The cost here just does not seem reasonable for a "fall between" device
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It's sold out for months.
@@tonyburzio4107 that's great and all and not surprising in any way. I doubt those presale numbers are super crazy though compared to their other products or gpus that go on sale.
This just seems like such a hefty price for simplicity.
low standards
That's what Apple is all about, nothing new here
Welcome to Apple tax.
That's apple for you.
Low power. Owners of the Studio don't have to hide in shame on Earth Day.
The fact that Apple is choosing to put all the controls for their monitors on MacOS rather than sticking buttons on the monitors is some inexcusable walled garden behaviour. How convenient that their monitors are built to be barely functional on Windows or Linux.
With all these computing powers I wonder why they're not sentient yet? ;)
What a disappointing "review". You mentioned you had the MBP16 with same specs so I was expecting to see some benchmarks or something comparing both but nothing...
this is a review for the average person, not a tech head
I want to know the music used in this video
Why the headphone port on the back though.
2:45???
Good lord, the amount of redundancy in this video is a bit much. How many different ways can you find to say the same thing in* slightly different ways to fluff a video's duration? A lot, evidently.
My order disappeared like my emails, passwords and abilities to respond to comments. If you ask the right questions corporations team up against you.
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One stupid downside. Can only connect ONE Thunderbolt monitor. Hooking up additional monitor requires using HDMI port. Why can you not hook up two Mac Studio Displays???
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By maintaining the Mac Mini footprint, Apple keeps the door open for a future model with optical drive.😉 I would have liked a cube format for the Studio, but maybe that’ll be for the Pro?
Your video was overlayed with a "StorMagic" add at bottom that was malformed and if you clicked on X to close, it actually launched link to the web page. Shame on UA-cam for taking away from your content!!!!!
it can be open
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The average person is going to want this......but it's so overpowered that the average person wouldn't even be able to take full advantage of it lol. But then again, people always want what they don't need 😂😆
Today’s overpowered is tomorrow’s slow. The $4,000 model has twice the power and storage, it would last twice as long.
Considering new processors come out every year, and technology gets outdated very quickly in the world we live in.....I'd rather get something that can handle everything I need it to and I can upgrade every few years than to buy something and not be able to upgrade for like 6 years lol.
I have a question: if you allready have an iMac (2017 or 2019 models) can you plug the iMac studio and use the 5k iMac has a monitor? The options, only with luna?
Nope!
Paying premium prices for bricks.
Seen a Dell tower lately?
Amazing Apple review.
Samsung Galaxy a23 is coming
Samsung Galaxy A3 3 is coming awesome
Microsoft welcomes Mac Users 👍🏽
Apple TV 2022 m2 cpu (gaming focus) later this year
50/50 on new controller
The first appearance of the new MetalRT hardware too...
@@tonyburzio4107 exactly all the signs point to huge Apple TV gaming and Apple Arcade upgrade
@@tonyburzio4107 I mean m1 ultra in Apple TV would be way to much
how many of these 'creatives' are there, really? Aspiring podcast and music producers?
This is the least informative review I have ever watched. There's zero content
Not a single benchmark in sight.
Abit of an overkill for the display, could have made it smarter
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For the year 2022 the frame width is too thick on that monitor and the feet don't look very elegant especially for that price. What also bugs me is that there is nothing in between the 2000 and 4000 Dollar price range, e.g. a 3000 Version. By the way the prices in Europe add almost another 1000 dollar starting for the M1 Ultra version
The 2000 and 4000 versions are symbolic, you can just take the 2000 version and upgrade some components until it reaches 3000...
Also, what country are you based on? in Spain it adds 329€ to the base model and 629€ to the Ultra version, not quite 1000€.
The Apple Tax Tax. Gotta love European Socialism.
Pro Display XDR doesn't have mini LED
@Shehab Ahamed hahaha..are you using bro?
How far away you can go with the bluetooth keyboard and trackpad before the connection breaks? Mac mini is terrible in that regard. Less than 3 m away without anything in between the mac and the bluetooth device and devices become unusable.
I sit about 6 feet away using the Logitech MX Master 2S and haven't had a single disconnect on my M1 Mac mini. Other mice I had before I bought this one would disconnect all the time. Logitech clearly notes those devices that are Bluetooth Low Power compatible, since the Macs don't have standard Bluetooth.
Overpriced as usual, Apple is so overrated.
@@DeviousLicc the Mac mini should be 399 the Mac studio should be 899 or 1200
@@DeviousLicc Mac has been around for 38 years (since 1984).
In 2022, Windows has 92% market share. Most people have ZERO interest in the overpriced under-performing Mac.
Is this replacing the 27" iMac?
It’s definitely replacing the iMac Pro. That was a stopgap product because the cooling of the 2013 black cylinder Mac Pro couldn’t handle the heat of faster chips.
Testing logic without speakers or headphones..?
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Why are you testing max studio m1 max , m1 ultra is the brand new chip that everyone is curious about , this video review makes no sense.
There will be far, far more M1 Studio Max's sold than Ultras. Therefore, CNET prepared a review for the most wanted (ie, actually to be purchased) product, the M1 Studio Max. I personally think that comparatively, very few Ultras are needed. If they are so essential, how have all the "creatives" been creating for the past 3-4 years????
@@bradleysmith7281 Actually, Apple sent CNET the weaker, less-desirable Mac Studio. CNET had to review that model.
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Yep, the Mac Studio is definitely the nail in the coffin for the M1 iMac pro. There’s no need for iMac pro anymore, we now have the max studio. Also, Apple can just upgrade the display with micro LED and 120 Hz refresh rate at any time. But some people aren’t satisfied with this one, they still want a 27 inch M1 iMac pro.
Arham Arham, so good they named him twice.
Also the Mac has only HDMI 2.0 and is not able to go deeper that 60HZ, the screen is good but it is just 3 time the price of other high end screen (HDR, promotion compatible or calibrated), more cheat but quite similar screen exist at a fraction of the cost. It is still far beyon competition but it is branded so people will buy it.
I bet a lot of creative pros will not need the Ultra version and can save $2000. Hopefully someone makes a comparison video between the 2 versions
The difference is quite literally half performance in a good amount of workloads
I completely disagree, this device is for creative professionals and especially the m1 ultra model which is even faster and more efficient than the current mac pro
The current Mac Pro runs Intel processor, so it can run 100% of Windows apps perfectly. Games also run perfectly.
M1 processor (from a cell phone) has some severe limitations, compared to Mac Pro.
Any display that isn't at least 120hz is a non-starter in 2022. Especially if it costs $1600.
Sorry, ports on the front is not an innovation.
They never said it was, but they did say it was different from Apple's previous design philosophy.
@@tonyburzio4107 I don't know man, maybe I heard the video wrong at 7:13 ish.
New Mac mini basically?
With a large cooling tower.
A lot of products from apple are the same with different names my opinion.
Your ‘review’ sucks… you conveniently gloss over the deplorable camera quality on the display… or the fact that the stand is too low for most users, yet with no support for raising it (it is even visible in your vid that this screen is too low for you too) ….
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Call Justin Bieber and let him now about this device
Maybe he will buy it if it's not expensive for I'm a bit