Great video. I bought a 14" Macbook Pro with the M1 Max chip, and couldn't be happier. Question for you though - Why not use a cloud option like Dropbox? I do the same as you by only using current photos (by year) on my internal SSD, but if I want the option of looking back, I don't have to carry an external SSD as I simply add that Dropbox folder to my Finder window. I started doing this years ago and have never looked back
@@JonnyRoams I have my Lightroom catalogs in the year folder as well (all on Dropbox), so I can switch and edit on my MacBook Pro or my iMac. Super efficient
I ordered a M1 Pro with 10 core cpu, 32 gb ram and 2 tb ssd, because I do A LOT of demanding stuff, but I still thought I would exaggerate it. Now I watched your video, I am glad that I ordered this configuration. Hopefully, it arrives soon.
I think cores are more important than RAM. I used MacBook air M1 16GB and MacBook pro M1 pro and I can tell there is a difference m1 pro is better with final cut 👍
Excellent video! I have a 16" M1 Pro, 16GB and 1TB I purchased upon release and it's been phenomenal. I like the larger trackpad and the bigger screen. My previous laptop was a 17" gaming laptop that was much better and heavier so the 16" seems small and light compared. I'm with you on the RAM, I may should have gone with 32GB on RAM but thus far I haven't ever taxed my laptop. What I did find though was that I purchased the laptop to used hooked up most of the time, as I did with my previous laptop, to my Audio equipment for recording. What I have found over the past 5 months or so it that with the battery life I use it all over the place. I've been building PCs since the 80s primarily used a Mac until the late 90s with more laptops for home and business than I can count... but this is the first I have ever really used as a laptop, unplugged and enjoying it a ton of different activities. Thus I picked up an Studio base model to leave plugged in all the time. I got the smaller drive in that but because I won't take it anywhere I can add an external drive. It has the M1 Max but thus far for most tasks, primarily Logic Pro, I can't really see a difference at all. Thus I'm very pleased I didn't buy the M1 Max for the laptop, the M1 Pro is more than enough for what I'm doing.
What ive learnt..... Get what you can / can afford right now and get creating.. Dnt worry too much about if your laptop will still be enough in 4 years.... In 4 years there will be better devices and you will buy those.... People need to stop advising people to buy top of the range devices for future proofing...
To an extent that’s true, yet on the other hand there are a lot of people like myself who want these for the long haul (had my 2012 last me till 2019). Investing 2 grand now or waiting a couple months and invest 3 grand for something that might suit them better, might be best for some individuals. I never said get too of the range, just to consider the future :)
@@JonnyRoams I just got the new 14" M1 Pro 1TB HDD. It replaced my 2010 15" MBP...These computers last forever, so people shouldn't buy what they need right now, but buy what they think they'll need in a few years. Besides the fact that you can't upgrade these like you could the 2010s (RAM and HDD).
@@JonnyRoams the sad but clear reality is keeping machines for that long isn’t ‘feasible’ anymore, but it’s definitely doable. Software has moved so fast in the last decade, a 2012 MBP doing any sort of modern workload croaks and moves at an abysmally slow pace. What makes more sense is to buy what you need in the moment and upgrade earlier than normal so you can cash in on Apple products holding resell value well. I think the base configuration is far and away the best deal in the new pro lineup, and even though I went a little above it, I don’t think I’d advise anybody to go over 512GB 16GB RAM with m1 pro UNLESS their work absolutely demanded it.
Depending on what you do, they can last up to 10 years. I still see 10 year old laptops upgraded with SSD and 8gb/16gb ram running windows 10 without any problems. 10 years is a good range.
Yeah get the 1T I had both and the speed and smoothness on the 16ram 10gpu 1T is so mush faster. You will be saving money cause it will last at least 7 years and not want to trade it in 3 years
I would be very surprised if in 3-4 years, if you really needed that 32gb, that you wouldn’t already be buying a new laptop. Being a tech guy, I can’t imagine you see yourself keeping this laptop for 5+ years right even with 32gb right? Maybe I’m wrong, but I bet apples computers will be so advanced by then that there would be 100 other reasons for you to upgrade anyway
I purchased the 14" MacBook 10-Core CPU 16-Core GPU 16GB Unified Memory 1TB SSD Storage because of it's portability and power. My expectation for rendering a 10min 1080p video file with Screenflow is that it would be almost instantaneous or take a few seconds however it was only a little faster than my 2015 iMAC which normally takes a few mins. QUESTION How long does it take you to render a 10 min video file, 1080p or 4K with your 14" M 1 MacBook Pro?
For me generally a 10 to 15 minute 4K video, 4:2:2, 10 bit generally takes around 10 minutes maybe? Maybe less, all I know is that it’s probably about 25% faster than my custom-built PC. Also for myself it’s not just the rendering times it’s also the editing process is much more streamlined and efficient.
Definitely helped me make my mind up dude. We spoke on insta. Collecting mine on Monday, exact same spec as yours. I’m gonna edit of off external SSD’s still. As you know I’ve upgrade to future proof myself for when my A7iv arrives 🤙 another awesome video bro ✌️ Ben.
Its rly hard for me… I will go to Graphics Design Uni in 1 year. I asked them early what specs i need and they said following: Apple MacBook with MacOS is good. 16GB RAM is ok but they say 32GB would be much better. 512GB of RAM is okey but 1TB is better. Also they said M1 Chip. Now the air has no cooling and cant get the 32GB of RAM so i need to get an MBP. Now the first question is 14“ or 16“… My laptop i have right now is 15.6 and its nice but its rly heavy and big. But i messired everything and the 16“ is smaller in every way and lighter so the 16“ would be an improvement. The screen real estate is nice, i heard the fans just does not rly get loud even when doing hard stuff, the trackpad is so nice and also the battery lasts longer (not a huge point for me). But the 14“ is just so perfect for working in different places like coffee shop, at home at the couch, in uni and at my workstation it connects to 2-3 monitors. Now we come to the next problem… which Chip? Ill be doing all the graphics design and coding and cut 4k Videos as a sidehustle… Due to the fact ill maybe be plugging in 3 monitors i cant rly buy the M1 Pro cause its only supporting 2 external Monitors. But im not sure if i will plug in 2 or 3 monitors… The next thing is 24Core M1 Max or 32 Core? Followed by the question how much RAM? The uni said 32GB would be good. But im a person who likes to work with 5-7 programms open and this could take much of the RAM also i read that plugging in more and more monitors requires a bit more RAM not much but a bit. And if im rendering a video in the background and working on some things in Blender and doing stuff in Illustrator and having safari open and word and a pdf. Is 32GB enough? Idk… For the SSD ill probably get 2TB due to the fact its not rly upgradeble. I know externals can be used and i will use them but graphics design takes much space i heared. So ill just go save. If anyone can share their thoughts on all of the above i would be very grateful!
I can't seem to find anywhere the information that the base 16" comes with a 96w charger. All the listings show 140w charger even for the base spec one. Can you elaborate a bit where did you get a 16" with a 96w charger?
I just bought a 16 inch, 1 Tb with 16 gb ram for watching youtube, netflix, air drop pictures, zoom meeting, and use ms word and excel is enough for my daily use.
Fair play if you have the money but blimey, given the single core speed is the same across them all, well close enough, it seems rather a lot but maybe you prefer the big screen. Enjoy.
Great video. Still on the fence about 8GB vs 16GB let alone vs 32GB! I have the 8GB MBA M1 and I’m more than happy with the page file going on in the background. I’m not going to have my MacBook long enough for it to affect the SSD!
16gb would future proof you for awhile. 8gb is adequate because Mac OS is very efficient but you’ll definitely be hurting for more Ram before long as programs get more intensive as time goes on.
the max write cycle is close to 200TB you can check the spec from the hard-drive provider, that's 200,000 gb, if there is 5gb memory swap a day, for a 512 harddrive will take 100 years to gets to the recommended limit, which the drive could still be good for many times over that limit. I built a desktop with 2nd gen M.2 samsung SSD 3 or 4 years ago, was worried about the read write cycle, 4 years on I had totally forgotten about it.
Great insights Jonny! I also contemplated with the 16 or 14 in but after going to an Apple store I knew 16 would be too large for my personal use. 14 is perfect and with the same specs that you have I’m pretty happy with the performance! 💯🚀
I have the 2019 i7 16” MacBook Pro. I think anything I get will be a huge improvement. My job has a partnership program where I get a $300 discount.. and I can likely easily flip my 16” for $1300 (trade in is $1200) soo I might be on the early upgrade train. What laptop/computer did you come from before M1 was a thing? Has it been a massive upgrade for you??
I definitely think so! I had a 2012 MPB that died a few years ago so had been waiting for these! Tried the original M1 but didn’t like the no sd slot and felt it wasn’t *much* of an improvement over my PC. This thing is in a league of its own!
thanks! I stream MQA from Tidal, using an iPhone 13 Pro and an Apple camera kit. I’m sure I’ll want to use it for more things in the future, but for now I’m looking for a laptop or desktop to stream or purchase lossless music, alone. I want something which will allow me to compare & screw-around with various external DACS, amps & great headphones, like the Stellia, Utopia, etc. I’ll always be seated at a desk, so I don’t need something portable, small, or even lightweight. (My vision is poor, so I can’t read fine print easily). Is this 14” MacBook Pro the right gadget for me? I don’t want to cheat my headphones, but the most I would be able to spend is $2,000. I did just buy the $2,000 14” MacBook Pro, so I have 1 1/2 weeks to return or exchange it. 👀 also, I’ve been unable to use its USB C ports for external DACS, (streaming Tidal). How would I fix this? (I’m wondering if streaming lossless audio from Apple Music, rather than Tidal, would solve the problem (?) Thanks!
Great vide Jonny! Love my 14" Pretty much did the same with buying and returning and buying. However, my 14" tends to get warm just watching videos and simple lightroom edits. It didnt used to do that. Has that happened to yours? Thanks!
That’s only happened to me when I edited in bed once and the fans were blocked! I’ve never paid attention to its heat on my desk, but I do know these machines can tolerate really high temps!
@@JonnyRoams Hmm.. I may have messed up my computer if thats the case. Started playing WoW on it for a couple hours at a time. Maybe thats the cause? Fans never turned on either. I may have to bring it in to apple. Thanks man!
@@chrissayno21 I’ve played wow on mine too! The fans get noticeable but I’ve never felt how hot it is as I use a wireless keyboard! Hopefully you haven’t messed it up I think they just get hot at times when under load because of the metal housing!
I’m thinking about getting the 8-core with 16gb of ram with 1t of ssd, I think it’ll be more than enough since it’s for graphic design and I’m thinking of using external ssd’s to save my work
I got a question; so I need a laptop for my College because I’m going to take photography and I was going to get MacBook Pro 14-inch M1 Pro. Should I get 32GB memory or the regular 16 GB, but one of my friends said MacBook Pro is not good after 2016? I think that what he said was he told me to get an Asus laptop idk what model tho 😆 so what laptop should I get?
I could never go back to a windows laptop after using these M1 macs. If you plan. on keeping it for as long as possible I would recommend 32GB. Also checkout the new Macbook Air with the M2 chip. Also very capable!
MacBook pros kind of dropped off between 2016-2019 because of some keyboard issues and the controversial touchbar. I think your friend was referring to this - the newer MacBook pros such as the one featured in this videos don’t have those issues and are perfectly viable laptops.
Will 16 GB RAM be enough for 4-5 years for normal usage without video editing or rendering at all. Also , my friend is using macbook pro 14 base model and when he opens 5-6 tabs or 7 in safari and nothing running in the background RAM usage is between 10 -12.30 GB RAM . Do you think it is normal or macbook works like this .
I'm not sure on the normalcy of that RAM usage of your friends laptop, however I firmly believe 16GB would be perfectly fine for your usage. But if you have absolutely any doubt, I would recommend just going with 32GB and you'll never second guess yourself.
@@JonnyRoams Thanks for the reply. Also , if you don't mind may I ask that will you again sell your MacBook and go for 32 GB RAM as you said that you keep you devices for quite a long time. BTW I live in India and here once a product is purchased it is purchased and you cannot return or exchange it and in India RAM upgrade is US 507 Dollars and not the usual 400 Dollars upgrade.
@@VishalVoraUK if you have no goals, plans, or aspirations to push yourself as a creator in your future then you are going nowhere and I feel very sorry for you
@@JonnyRoams get over yourself. “ if you have no goals, plans, or aspirations to push yourself as a creator in your future then you are going nowhere and I feel very sorry for you” So what he needs to buy a Mac? Even then, who the fuck are you to say that? I was rolling my eyes at the start of the video when you being up your dinky wallpapers, but this is just hilarious. Why do so many nobodies say shit like this? Why the circle jerk around creator? Why not competitor? Or provider? You just hoping to be famous someday? Btw, copy pasted generic tech videos and wallpapers are hardly “creative”. You are the millionth dude to do it.
Excellent video, man. Very informative. I purchased a 14” MBP and I’m planning out all my accessories and future setup right now. Terrible, terrible man-bun, however. Jk (not really)
Great video. I bought a 14" Macbook Pro with the M1 Max chip, and couldn't be happier.
Question for you though - Why not use a cloud option like Dropbox? I do the same as you by only using current photos (by year) on my internal SSD, but if I want the option of looking back, I don't have to carry an external SSD as I simply add that Dropbox folder to my Finder window.
I started doing this years ago and have never looked back
I never thought I’d that! That might just be a game changer thank you. I’ll have a look into it!!!
@@JonnyRoams I have my Lightroom catalogs in the year folder as well (all on Dropbox), so I can switch and edit on my MacBook Pro or my iMac. Super efficient
@@JonnyRoams Can I please ask you how is the fan noise of your 14 inch macbook pro with M1 pro chip under load?
@@jandijkman7768 barely noticeable. Only comes on for a few seconds sometimes at the end of rendering video
I ordered a M1 Pro with 10 core cpu, 32 gb ram and 2 tb ssd, because I do A LOT of demanding stuff, but I still thought I would exaggerate it. Now I watched your video, I am glad that I ordered this configuration. Hopefully, it arrives soon.
Good choice!
Ok.
Same except I have a 1TB ssd. I love mine.
I think cores are more important than RAM. I used MacBook air M1 16GB and MacBook pro M1 pro and I can tell there is a difference m1 pro is better with final cut 👍
Jonny I just discovered your channel. I want to congratulate you for the content and the way you talk: calmly, naturally.
That means a lot thank you
Excellent video! I have a 16" M1 Pro, 16GB and 1TB I purchased upon release and it's been phenomenal. I like the larger trackpad and the bigger screen. My previous laptop was a 17" gaming laptop that was much better and heavier so the 16" seems small and light compared. I'm with you on the RAM, I may should have gone with 32GB on RAM but thus far I haven't ever taxed my laptop. What I did find though was that I purchased the laptop to used hooked up most of the time, as I did with my previous laptop, to my Audio equipment for recording. What I have found over the past 5 months or so it that with the battery life I use it all over the place. I've been building PCs since the 80s primarily used a Mac until the late 90s with more laptops for home and business than I can count... but this is the first I have ever really used as a laptop, unplugged and enjoying it a ton of different activities. Thus I picked up an Studio base model to leave plugged in all the time. I got the smaller drive in that but because I won't take it anywhere I can add an external drive. It has the M1 Max but thus far for most tasks, primarily Logic Pro, I can't really see a difference at all. Thus I'm very pleased I didn't buy the M1 Max for the laptop, the M1 Pro is more than enough for what I'm doing.
What ive learnt..... Get what you can / can afford right now and get creating.. Dnt worry too much about if your laptop will still be enough in 4 years.... In 4 years there will be better devices and you will buy those.... People need to stop advising people to buy top of the range devices for future proofing...
To an extent that’s true, yet on the other hand there are a lot of people like myself who want these for the long haul (had my 2012 last me till 2019). Investing 2 grand now or waiting a couple months and invest 3 grand for something that might suit them better, might be best for some individuals. I never said get too of the range, just to consider the future :)
@@JonnyRoams I just got the new 14" M1 Pro 1TB HDD. It replaced my 2010 15" MBP...These computers last forever, so people shouldn't buy what they need right now, but buy what they think they'll need in a few years. Besides the fact that you can't upgrade these like you could the 2010s (RAM and HDD).
@@JonnyRoams the sad but clear reality is keeping machines for that long isn’t ‘feasible’ anymore, but it’s definitely doable.
Software has moved so fast in the last decade, a 2012 MBP doing any sort of modern workload croaks and moves at an abysmally slow pace.
What makes more sense is to buy what you need in the moment and upgrade earlier than normal so you can cash in on Apple products holding resell value well.
I think the base configuration is far and away the best deal in the new pro lineup, and even though I went a little above it, I don’t think I’d advise anybody to go over 512GB 16GB RAM with m1 pro UNLESS their work absolutely demanded it.
Depending on what you do, they can last up to 10 years. I still see 10 year old laptops upgraded with SSD and 8gb/16gb ram running windows 10 without any problems. 10 years is a good range.
The 512 lags only way to go is 16 ram 10gpu 1T much faster. And smother.
Yeah get the 1T I had both and the speed and smoothness on the 16ram 10gpu 1T is so mush faster. You will be saving money cause it will last at least 7 years and not want to trade it in 3 years
I would be very surprised if in 3-4 years, if you really needed that 32gb, that you wouldn’t already be buying a new laptop. Being a tech guy, I can’t imagine you see yourself keeping this laptop for 5+ years right even with 32gb right? Maybe I’m wrong, but I bet apples computers will be so advanced by then that there would be 100 other reasons for you to upgrade anyway
The base model 16" comes with the 140W power adapter .
I purchased the 14" MacBook 10-Core CPU 16-Core GPU 16GB Unified Memory 1TB SSD Storage because of it's portability and power. My expectation for rendering a 10min 1080p video file with Screenflow is that it would be almost instantaneous or take a few seconds however it was only a little faster than my 2015 iMAC which normally takes a few mins. QUESTION How long does it take you to render a 10 min video file, 1080p or 4K with your 14" M 1 MacBook Pro?
For me generally a 10 to 15 minute 4K video, 4:2:2, 10 bit generally takes around 10 minutes maybe? Maybe less, all I know is that it’s probably about 25% faster than my custom-built PC. Also for myself it’s not just the rendering times it’s also the editing process is much more streamlined and efficient.
@@JonnyRoams Thx good to know.
It may take longer if the software is not optimized for new m1 silicon chips. On Final cut pro it might be faster
I really love your content, ur video are very clear and smooth. Keep it up. Love from Indonesia
Thank you!
Nice Video :) bought your wallpaper back :)
I have the 14 inch base macbook pro with a 2TB SSD.
Legend! You’ll be getting 2 freebies from my new pack I’m releasing soon! Keep an eye on your inbox 🫡
@@JonnyRoams thx bro keep up the good work the wallpaper pack is real nice :)
Love your vids bro. Keep it going! 💪
Thanks so much mate! Appreciate ya
Great stuff man, super informative
Thanks a bunch!
Definitely helped me make my mind up dude. We spoke on insta. Collecting mine on Monday, exact same spec as yours.
I’m gonna edit of off external SSD’s still.
As you know I’ve upgrade to future proof myself for when my A7iv arrives 🤙 another awesome video bro ✌️ Ben.
I’m so glad I could help dude! You’re gonna love it! I think it’s inevitable we end up on external drives in the end 😂
Its rly hard for me… I will go to Graphics Design Uni in 1 year. I asked them early what specs i need and they said following: Apple MacBook with MacOS is good. 16GB RAM is ok but they say 32GB would be much better. 512GB of RAM is okey but 1TB is better. Also they said M1 Chip. Now the air has no cooling and cant get the 32GB of RAM so i need to get an MBP.
Now the first question is 14“ or 16“… My laptop i have right now is 15.6 and its nice but its rly heavy and big. But i messired everything and the 16“ is smaller in every way and lighter so the 16“ would be an improvement. The screen real estate is nice, i heard the fans just does not rly get loud even when doing hard stuff, the trackpad is so nice and also the battery lasts longer (not a huge point for me).
But the 14“ is just so perfect for working in different places like coffee shop, at home at the couch, in uni and at my workstation it connects to 2-3 monitors.
Now we come to the next problem… which Chip? Ill be doing all the graphics design and coding and cut 4k Videos as a sidehustle… Due to the fact ill maybe be plugging in 3 monitors i cant rly buy the M1 Pro cause its only supporting 2 external Monitors. But im not sure if i will plug in 2 or 3 monitors… The next thing is 24Core M1 Max or 32 Core?
Followed by the question how much RAM? The uni said 32GB would be good. But im a person who likes to work with 5-7 programms open and this could take much of the RAM also i read that plugging in more and more monitors requires a bit more RAM not much but a bit. And if im rendering a video in the background and working on some things in Blender and doing stuff in Illustrator and having safari open and word and a pdf. Is 32GB enough? Idk…
For the SSD ill probably get 2TB due to the fact its not rly upgradeble. I know externals can be used and i will use them but graphics design takes much space i heared. So ill just go save.
If anyone can share their thoughts on all of the above i would be very grateful!
Thanks for helping me fall asleep !
I can't seem to find anywhere the information that the base 16" comes with a 96w charger. All the listings show 140w charger even for the base spec one. Can you elaborate a bit where did you get a 16" with a 96w charger?
You are correct. I think he was mistaken or maybe a little confused with all the swapping from one to the other.
I just bought a 16 inch, 1 Tb with 16 gb ram for watching youtube, netflix, air drop pictures, zoom meeting, and use ms word and excel is enough for my daily use.
You definitely need MacBook Pro for that😂
You sir like to waste money!
Fair play if you have the money but blimey, given the single core speed is the same across them all, well close enough, it seems rather a lot but maybe you prefer the big screen. Enjoy.
I’m with you. Really nice screen that eliminates the need for me to have a secondary screen.
It would be nice if Apply had created a 16 or 17” MacBook Air. I don’t even care about the mini LED crap. Screen size is more important.
16" Macbook Pro 16 gb RAM , 1 TB SSD with M1 pro chip will be my choice
You won’t be disappointed
Mine too
Everyone are talking about video editing but could u please tell me what else the MacBook can do about complicated things except video editing.
Hahaha I agree. I’m tired of seeing perf videos on M1/M2 with only talk on video editing and rendering!!
So the difference between 8 core & 10 core noticeable? Faster only in reandaring?
Great video. Still on the fence about 8GB vs 16GB let alone vs 32GB! I have the 8GB MBA M1 and I’m more than happy with the page file going on in the background. I’m not going to have my MacBook long enough for it to affect the SSD!
16gb would future proof you for awhile. 8gb is adequate because Mac OS is very efficient but you’ll definitely be hurting for more Ram before long as programs get more intensive as time goes on.
16 GB is base model. No 8
the max write cycle is close to 200TB you can check the spec from the hard-drive provider, that's 200,000 gb, if there is 5gb memory swap a day, for a 512 harddrive will take 100 years to gets to the recommended limit, which the drive could still be good for many times over that limit.
I built a desktop with 2nd gen M.2 samsung SSD 3 or 4 years ago, was worried about the read write cycle, 4 years on I had totally forgotten about it.
Great insights Jonny! I also contemplated with the 16 or 14 in but after going to an Apple store I knew 16 would be too large for my personal use.
14 is perfect and with the same specs that you have I’m pretty happy with the performance! 💯🚀
Thank you mate!! 14 really is the perfect size in my opinion! Apple killed it with these
I have the 2019 i7 16” MacBook Pro. I think anything I get will be a huge improvement. My job has a partnership program where I get a $300 discount.. and I can likely easily flip my 16” for $1300 (trade in is $1200) soo I might be on the early upgrade train.
What laptop/computer did you come from before M1 was a thing? Has it been a massive upgrade for you??
I definitely think so! I had a 2012 MPB that died a few years ago so had been waiting for these! Tried the original M1 but didn’t like the no sd slot and felt it wasn’t *much* of an improvement over my PC. This thing is in a league of its own!
You should have just bought the 16 inch like me. Makes things less complicated and you automatically get the highest spec M1 Pro
Started with the 16”. Wasn’t for me!
Im a graphic design student, and I’m not sure what to get, what do you think i should get?
Hey brohter, what is that monitor? and how is it? Looks great
thanks!
I stream MQA from Tidal, using an iPhone 13 Pro and an Apple camera kit. I’m sure I’ll want to use it for more things in the future, but for now I’m looking for a laptop or desktop to stream or purchase lossless music, alone. I want something which will allow me to compare & screw-around with various external DACS, amps & great headphones, like the Stellia, Utopia, etc. I’ll always be seated at a desk, so I don’t need something portable, small, or even lightweight. (My vision is poor, so I can’t read fine print easily).
Is this 14” MacBook Pro the right gadget for me? I don’t want to cheat my headphones, but the most I would be able to spend is $2,000. I did just buy the $2,000 14” MacBook Pro, so I have 1 1/2 weeks to return or exchange it.
👀 also, I’ve been unable to use its USB C ports for external DACS, (streaming Tidal). How would I fix this? (I’m wondering if streaming lossless audio from Apple Music, rather than Tidal, would solve the problem (?)
Thanks!
Are you happy with the keyboard, or do you find that the edge of the chassis is uncomfortable for your wrists? Thanks
Great vide Jonny! Love my 14" Pretty much did the same with buying and returning and buying. However, my 14" tends to get warm just watching videos and simple lightroom edits. It didnt used to do that. Has that happened to yours? Thanks!
That’s only happened to me when I edited in bed once and the fans were blocked! I’ve never paid attention to its heat on my desk, but I do know these machines can tolerate really high temps!
@@JonnyRoams Hmm.. I may have messed up my computer if thats the case. Started playing WoW on it for a couple hours at a time. Maybe thats the cause? Fans never turned on either. I may have to bring it in to apple. Thanks man!
@@chrissayno21 I’ve played wow on mine too! The fans get noticeable but I’ve never felt how hot it is as I use a wireless keyboard! Hopefully you haven’t messed it up I think they just get hot at times when under load because of the metal housing!
just subscribed! awesome video, dude!🤙🏼🙂
Appreciate ya!!
I think the 512 is at least 40% slower
I’m thinking about getting the 8-core with 16gb of ram with 1t of ssd, I think it’ll be more than enough since it’s for graphic design and I’m thinking of using external ssd’s to save my work
I got a question; so I need a laptop for my College because I’m going to take photography and I was going to get MacBook Pro 14-inch M1 Pro. Should I get 32GB memory or the regular 16 GB, but one of my friends said MacBook Pro is not good after 2016? I think that what he said was he told me to get an Asus laptop idk what model tho 😆 so what laptop should I get?
I could never go back to a windows laptop after using these M1 macs. If you plan. on keeping it for as long as possible I would recommend 32GB. Also checkout the new Macbook Air with the M2 chip. Also very capable!
MacBook pros kind of dropped off between 2016-2019 because of some keyboard issues and the controversial touchbar. I think your friend was referring to this - the newer MacBook pros such as the one featured in this videos don’t have those issues and are perfectly viable laptops.
Will 16 GB RAM be enough for 4-5 years for normal usage without video editing or rendering at all.
Also , my friend is using macbook pro 14 base model and when he opens 5-6 tabs or 7 in safari and nothing running in the background RAM usage is between 10 -12.30 GB RAM . Do you think it is normal or macbook works like this .
I'm not sure on the normalcy of that RAM usage of your friends laptop, however I firmly believe 16GB would be perfectly fine for your usage. But if you have absolutely any doubt, I would recommend just going with 32GB and you'll never second guess yourself.
@@JonnyRoams Thanks for the reply. Also , if you don't mind may I ask that will you again sell your MacBook and go for 32 GB RAM as you said that you keep you devices for quite a long time.
BTW I live in India and here once a product is purchased it is purchased and you cannot return or exchange it and in India RAM upgrade is US 507 Dollars and not the usual 400 Dollars upgrade.
Upgrading internal ssd on a MacBook pro is a rip off, you can literally buy an portable ssd and call it a day
Everyone has their own wallpaper packs nowadays 😂
Love seeing so many people get creative in design 💯
U should have gone for 8TB model.
selling
wallpapers
boly evrey
can't wait for google selling pictures in google pictures
Sorry but what a confusing video. What is the ultimate message?
Click that handy dandy time stamp titled “conclusion” ;)
@@JonnyRoams "consider your future plans..." you have have access to a time machine please?
@@VishalVoraUK if you have no goals, plans, or aspirations to push yourself as a creator in your future then you are going nowhere and I feel very sorry for you
@@JonnyRoams 😬wow - you clearly have misunderstood my comment.
@@JonnyRoams get over yourself.
“ if you have no goals, plans, or aspirations to push yourself as a creator in your future then you are going nowhere and I feel very sorry for you”
So what he needs to buy a Mac?
Even then, who the fuck are you to say that?
I was rolling my eyes at the start of the video when you being up your dinky wallpapers, but this is just hilarious. Why do so many nobodies say shit like this?
Why the circle jerk around creator? Why not competitor? Or provider? You just hoping to be famous someday?
Btw, copy pasted generic tech videos and wallpapers are hardly “creative”. You are the millionth dude to do it.
16GB is not enough for pro use. imo.
As a professional photographer, I’d disagree ;)
It is, 16gb on these M1 macs is like 32 on intel. Heck I had 40gb on my intel iMac and the 16gb on M1 performs just as well if not better.
Excellent video, man. Very informative. I purchased a 14” MBP and I’m planning out all my accessories and future setup right now.
Terrible, terrible man-bun, however. Jk (not really)
Is it me or does anyone else just not listen to someone has a ponytail bun. Curious.
Yeah just you ;)
Unified memory is more important , for i dont need to store a lot of files, that is not important. Deleted .