Obsolete? - Should you still buy an Intel MacBook Pro? - 2023
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- Опубліковано 3 січ 2023
- In today's video, I review the 16-inch Intel MacBook Pro in 2023. Is it still worth it with Apple Silicone firmly established? Let's find out!
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Sometimes when I want to relax. Instead of listening to ambient white noise from Spotify. I put my 2019 MacBook Pro Touchbar under a bit of stress by opening up 1 Google Chrome browser and listen to the fan noise go wild. I sometimes sleep with it on. And then I remember one memory quite well which stands out particularly. It was back in the colder months of the winter in my homeland. I could not afford to pay the heating bill one month. So I ran a generator and thank goodness was able to heat the entire house off the heat dissipating from the MacBook Pro. My entire family was kept warm for months off the heat of the MacBook. We even cooked eggs off the top of it. Honestly there is no way it can be beaten.
God tier comment
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Shiiiit… I just ordere a refurbished 13 inch model and thought It was a steal for €670. But now I read nothing but complaints😅😂
@@cristobalbalenciaga7295how is it let me know
@@cristobalbalenciaga7295I can’t find much on the 13” which I have. I’m trying to decide whether to add a monitor to my 2019 13” or upgrade the whole lot
Very nice video! I was lucky enough to find a MBP 2017 15 inch Max spec for $150.00. The person I bought it from thought it was broke and even Apple told her the logic board was bad but all I had to do was reinstall the OS from a USB.
In October I purchased a base model M2 Air and gifted my mid 2012 MacBook Pro 13 to a friend. I had upgraded the MBP as much as it could be upgraded (battery, RAM, SSD) and, considering its age, it performed really well. However, the only function I miss is the ability to run Windows on Boot Camp, something the M series chips still can't do, since I have some 32-bit .exe applications I still use regularly.
Tbh that’s about the only reason I don’t want to dive into Apple silicon yet. I love the performance and efficiency of those chips. I don’t really need boot camp but it sure comes in handy once in awhile when certain apps won’t play nice with macOS lol.
Maxed-out Intel machines are still boss. Plus no notch and Bootcamp for Windows.
And don’t forget the touchbar
Does Bootcamp still work for 16inch i9 A2141?
@@darklight1919 Yes, all Intel Macs can run Bootcamp.
„No notch“ is such a pathetic argument, lol. You basically have giant notch all over your screen. MBP 14/16 all the way ✌️
@@m-stat9 too chunky, feels like my old 2010 MBP
I have one in the exact same spec as yours. Picked up last year over the M1 machines as I needed something that could run bootcamp. I use it primarily in the architecture field and it's been a very capable machine, I plan on using it for a couple more years probably. I will say though, I had the chance to use the M2 macbook pro 13" for a week; the battery life on that thing was amazing, and the wake-up from sleep was so instant I initially thought it wasn't going to sleep.
me too, fantastic machine, I sold my M1 Air 1TB SSD 16GB RAM to buy the i9 and I have no regrets. The M1 connectivity was IMHO limited, and I had issues with it doing musi. production. The i9 just works flawlessly.
@@PiQuiLeroy same with me, I'm using 2019 16 inch MBP with i9, 32GB RAM, AMD Radeon 5500M 4GB, 1 TB SSD for music production and it's enough for me and I'm very happy with that.
@@SandiMardiansyah Hey, hows the macbook holding up? Im thinking of switching from an M2 Pro to that.
Cheers
@@alsjourney for me it's enough and still holds up for my work, why do you want to switch from M2? I think M2 is better
@@SandiMardiansyah i use virtual machines, i switched to a thinkpad e14 gen 5 with amd 7730u, its not bad so far..
Nothing wrong with Intel Mac's from just a few years ago. if in good condition they will still work great for a lot of people including professionals and can be had for a lot less money now depending on where you look. The growing trend now a days is if a peace of hardware is just a few years old it's instantly garbage/obsolete and useless. This simply isn't the case this video is living proof of that I honestly think there are some big UA-camr's/tech influencers out there that promote this "I have to have the latest and greatest stuff" to remain productive. If your older Mac works great and isn't hindering your workflow/creativity there is no need to upgrade. Of course if you have the budget then by all means anyone can buy what you want....
I am a Software Developer and My MacBook Pro 13" Intel core i5 10th gen 512SSD and 16gb of Ram is working amazing 😻
@@asadanik5987 Thanks bro for sharing. I am planning to purchase a intel macbook as i am on budget.
Can we learn Python and ML in intel book. Did you face any issues working with intel macbook practicing code ?
Please do share because internet is full of info that hates intel macbook saying it a garbage . I am on budget and wanted to purchase intel macbook , hence i am asking you to share your experience in coding with intel macbook
I can easily buy the most high end M3 MBP but I don’t need it and don’t believe the latest and greatest hype, newer machines will not make you more productive, my 16 MBP intel late 2019 works well and does everything I need
@@PixelsPeeper Thanks for sharing bro . Very helpful 🙏
Great review love your work
I just got my 2019 MBP 16 last month. I truly love this laptop. The fan is much quieter than my 2018 MBP 13, and I have the same setup as yours with the difference is my HD is 1 TB. The screen is amazing!!! Finally, I can run Logic Pro to work on my music, Photoshop, and recordbox without bottlenecking on memory. A great laptop for years to come.
Have you tried video editing on it? Thanks!
Great Video man.
9:20 I am one of those guys with a 2012 macbook pro, i might change soon and actually going for this, I think it's kinda nostalgic almost having the last intel macbook but I think it's gonna last forever
Hi brother should i buy this mac in 2023 for high graphic intensive tasks like video editing and moderate gaming or shoul i go for hp envy 15 4k oled touch display with rtx2060 ?
For how long will 2019 MB PRO be usable and supported officially????
Have been using 2012 Macbook Pro until September. Then I bought used i9 64GB 1TB. It is a great machine! This review reduced my anxiety about future software support :)
I just picked up a 2019 MacBook Pro 2019 i7 16 inch with 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD for about 600 USD. It was a packed piece and has 1 year warranty. I was really anxious but I think its quite usable until the near future. What do you think?
As for me, I just purchased a 2019 MBP 16”. It has 32gb of RAM and 512-SSD. It is a core i7, not the i9. It arrives next week and it cost me $950. I could have easily got the m1/m2 for cheaper. Hence it’s also my first MacBook I ever owned. I wanted the starlight M2 soooo bad. Then I was looking at the 2015 MBP, but settled for the 2019.
The reason why I didn’t buy it. Was, because I’m not going to settle for a 13 inch screen. My older windows laptop which is a “Dell” is 15.4-16 inches. I’m not going to settle for a top of the line laptop. Just, because it’s the newest product.
For me, I bought it, because it’s an affordable 16 inch laptop, inexpensive and it still runs smoothly. Just, because there is a better version out there. Does not mean that the older generation laptops are horrible (except for the 2017 macbook) the 2012 MacBook is running strong still, the 2015 is still a really nice option too.
Is it working well for you?
@@nicholasbentley5028 I am sorry for the late reply lmaooo. I am IN LOVE with my MacBook. Apple made it so much easier just using a laptop, because I had windows laptop for over 3 years and I really did not know how to use a PC still. But this MacBook, mannn. It is just sooo smooth. I love the touch bar functionality too! I do not know why people hated on it so much? Maybe, because there was no physical "escape" button. But on this model it has one. The touch bar is really great, because you can customize it. Like switch out different buttons and functions and move the buttons around to where you want them. If I want to lower or increase the brightness or the sound. I have two options of just tapping it like a physical key. Or sliding my finger. Also I love how when you type there are word suggestions that pop up that you can click as if you were texting on a phone. The cool thing is that when you type in a certain word, the emoji appears on the touch bar. As well as the emoji function itself. You can scroll the emoji's on the touch bar and it is the coolest thing ever. I have never seen anything like it before!!! Then the backlit keyboard is just fire, my old laptop did not have it. The OS of this MacBook is just great. It is just smooth like when you open and close a window or when you can put windows side by side. Even when I type on my MacBook , maybe because I got the 16" so it works well with my long fingers, but man. I am having a blast typing on this all the time. I do not have to be doing anything important. It just feels so smooth and easier typing on this, than a different computer. The one thing I dislike is the fact that this track pad as well as other macs all are big AF for no reason....There are times where I accidentally move the mouse and click something. Or even, when I accidentally touch the touch bar, but with the touch bar. I just have big ass hands. With the track pad, it is definitely big for no reason. I enjoy the sound too! The sound quality on this MacBook is really nice. It feels like I am sitting in a movie theatre with surround sound. I also have been getting a lot of things done too. Having a laptop is just really important honestly. My mother and other family members scold me for making a big purchase, because I still have yet to buy a car...😭 But at least I use this like everyday. I sometimes bring it to work with me. The Apple ecosystem is nice too. I love how my icloud data syncs across devices. I can take a quick note on my phone and finish it later on my mac. Or I can airdrop a photo from my phone to mac and vice versa. With this mac it helped me understand much better about how to use files and folders. One thing that scared me though. Was when the macbook was off. Like COMPLETELY SHUT DOWN and I kept clicking the power button. Anxious that it was not going to turn on. I held the power button down and it made this loud noise and turned on. Which I did not expect the MacBook to do lol. The battery on this laptop is ok though. I see what people mean about the battery dying fast, but comparing this battery to the one in the M1 or the M2 is not a fair comparison tbh. Just, because this one has fans and the other one does not. The battery last for a few hours before needing to charge. It probably last like 5-6 hours. Depending on how much you use it and what applications you are running. The charger block itself is 87watts. I noticed that the battery last a long time when you plug the block with the cord it came with into the wall. If you plug it into an extension cord, it will take hours to fully charge and the charging block will get extremely hot. Also if you use the proper equipment like the charger and stuff it will charge faster and the battery will last longer. I charged my macbook with my Nintendo Switch charger, because my charger broke when I dropped my damn, laptop on accident. The Nintendo Switch charger was charging my macbook, but the battery was taking a while to charge and the battery drained fast. Overall for this to be my first MacBook with all this storage, ram and a lot of functionality. For this to be easy to use and manage and how it is implemented into the Apple Ecosystem. I give this a solid 10/10. Especially the touch bar. That itself is goated, just how you can use it and customize it. I really do not understand the hate that it got. It is extremely useful. It changes depending on what application you are using. Like if I was watching a video on my gallery. I will be able to see the video on my touch bar and rewind or fast forward frame by frame with just a slide of the finger. There are other ways that the touch bar is used as functionality as well. It is just goated. I also like how sleek it is to open and close the laptop. Not much tension or force needed to close or open it. It is just really smooth and gives a nice luxurious feeling.
@@erikthechosenoneI wish we could save comments on UA-cam. This your comment is beautiful
For me what turned me off from using my 2016 macbook pro for editing was the fan noise and heat, it was physically uncomfortable to use. I used lumafusion on my ipad untill I got an apple silicon MacBook when 2016's screen gave out (flexgate).
I have the mbp2019 and yes, it makes lots of fan noise and heat but only when editing (premier pro, lightroom) tbh i dont care about the noise, is not that loud, its works great, ig the fan noise is normal
Got an old 13" MBP 2017, don't wanna waste it, just got a replacement battery and use this as backup.
I use a base model 2019 16" MacBook Pro issued by my school, and while in some aspects it's wonderful, it struggles in a lot of others.
Got a 2019 16 intel I7 64gb ram 512 gb last year september, I do audio engineering, just two weeks ago my mother board was burnt, and It was just an everyday task that I do caused it. At the moment really pissed, been a good run but my work load was just not for it.
picked up this exact mac but with 512 of storage for 700ish very pleased with it especially when compared with windows pcs
For me Bootcamp assistant is important,
My work mostly relay on both windows and Mac ,
Once apple silicon support windows , I definitely go to M1 or M2
should I buy an 2019 16'' itel9 16ram 8tssd or a 2020 13'' i7 32 ram 4t ssd? I'm still struggling to make a choice
I have the exact same MBP but with 2TB SSD. It's been a great computer and can't find a single fault. The OS updates cause more problems than having a MBP that's a few years old. It's far from obsolete. I also run 2 4K screens. Plus, to demonstrate that MBPs don't truly become obsolete, I still have a 2014 MBP that still runs well.
People are quick to dismiss hardware older than 6 months. You really can get years out of these things. I know several people still using pre-touch bar MacBook Pros for work. Usually, a new battery and palmrest and you’re golden for another 3-5 years.
I just bought the same laptop used 32gb ram with the I9 it was like $ 640 after tax I freaking love it. I was down to pay more for an M1 Max but they didn't have them with the touch bar. I mean I never use it but why wouldn't I want a tiny screensaver on my keyboard? Like how is it an upgrade to take that away from me? Definitely going to pick up the next one they put a touch bar in it would be even more useful if there were two of them
should i consider this macbook pro 2019 16 gb and 1tb varient for coding in 2024. expecting at least 3 years of hastle free coding
The point you made about tech progression is good, but between this and the m2 pros I don't see much of a difference for the average consumer.
In March this year I bought the 2019 i9 macbook pro 15 and it's been great for what I need.
If you want to run Bluestacks and avoid having to use the Android developer studio then this machine is useful (if you get a working one)
My main concern would be how long intel macs will be supported, we are already seeing features in Ventura that are arm only (admittedly rather minor so far). Obviously if you already have one and it keeps working well for you then keep using it, but I think if you are purchasing then the 14” or 16” M1 Pro are a no brainier if you can afford the extra, given the better screen and port selection along with the increase in power.
Eventually they won't receive Mac OS with new feature updates. However they will still function just fine with the latest compatible and stable version of the OS. Apps like FCP and Photoshop already go back a couple of Mac OS revisions. I don't think it as big of deal as people make it out to be. I had a 2019 16" MBP 16GB 2TB given to me with a broken display. I fixed it for $450.
This is better then m1 for music with the apollo interphase also u can game AAA games in bootcamp on med settings
My MBP 2019 16 1tb 64gb i9 is a complete workhorse! I STILL love it! Music and film production is a breeze and never lets me down!
I got a 2015 top of the line MacBook air as I fixed it up (it needed a new nvme SSD with adapter, and a new battery). This will be my new school computer, despite having a gaming laptop
good choice man.
I just put in an order for 2018 macbook pro 15inch for 500 bucks. and i own m1 air.
I’ve bought a 2019 i9 MacBook Pro and sincerely I prefer it over my old m1, it’s a monster!
3 hours of battery life, processor heat, and noise. But In MacBook Air, the size of the screen bothers me, 13 inches is very small. I don't know if I should buy this Pro 2019, or buy an Air m1😩
@@user-nh5xy9oi6d hello, unfortunately these being machines sold mainly to professionals it is easy to find very worn and noisy i9s, I assure you that in good condition it is a fantastic machine, for me the battery lasts about 8/9 hours of work without problems!
I have a 2018 macbook pro that works fantastic.
In earnest, we returned the MacBook Pro (2019) Intel processor, due to the over-heating and the Fan noise, It was Not the Best experience....
Still obsessed with my 16" 2019 MBP
I’m thinking of investing in one of these from a company called Hoxton Macs in the UK. They specialise in refurbished Macs. It’s retailing for around the £545.00 price tag. I would need this for an 18/24 month period as my current finances don’t allow me to buy the latest MacBooks.
I bought my first ever MacBook Pro, a 2012 retina 13-inch, from Hoxton macs. They were fantastic to deal with and I recommend them.
I am getting the 8th Gen I5 2020 13in Macbook Pro model and I am hearing a lot of bad news as far as speed wise. It is $450 for the unit and really don't want to waste money if I don't need to. All I am going to do with it is browse the web and use it for work like looking at PDF's and watch UA-cam videos.
I'm a graphic designer, my main use is photoshop, illustrator and lots of open tabs. I got i9 16 inch mbp and it blazes through everything, I compared it with my friends m2 pro and difference isn't much noticable except for battery life. I could have gotten m1 air in the same price but I went with this and super happy. I barely hear it's fan turn on even under heavy photoshop files
is it hot when it runs?
It's Sept 2023 and this review is still relevant :) I'm thinking of getting this mbp 16 on Amazon Renewed. There are awesome deals there.
I know this was a month ago, but I just ordered a 16' 2019 base model from ebay!! 500 bucks! Hell of a steal. If you want, I can update when I receive it!
@@AourinFox would definitely be interested on how your order goes. Condition. Aesthetics. Functionality after updating to latest firmware :)
I just got a used 15 inch MacBook Pro from Walmart and it seems great just gets hot. Cost was $600.
bought the base model 2018 in 2023 an its perfect
yes, but... what about the heat and noise ...
Just bought an i9 32gb ram 5500 graphics 512gb ssd over the m1. M1 is currently 400 dollars more than the i9 for refurbished models.
Little late to the party but, I just traded off my 512GB Steam Deck for this model I think it's the same exact one that is mentioned: i9, 32gb ram, 1tb ssd, Radeon Pro 5500m 4gb gpu. I'm fairly new to macbooks, have run windows for a long time. Was looking for something I could sink into to try out. I feel I did good with the trade so far. I know of Apple's support and figured if I could get about 2 years out of this machine I'd be happy, anything beyond and awesome? lol So far I'm liking it. As a newbie I have a lot to learn, but like how I learned Windows, I'm sure once I do learn, it'll speed up the process.
That's one hell of a trade! At least from my perspective.
my del gaming laptops the same age 2019
This was the video I was looking for! My 2012 MacMini i7 2.6 16gb 3tb is looking to retire, and I think I'm going to go for a 19' mbp i9 32gb 1tb for $750
I want to get a 2019 MacBook Pro but I’m worried I’ll have to replace it soon when apple stops supporting it. Should I still purchase one?
Don't buy one new. It'll be a rip off. If you can get one around the £1k mark with a good spec then I'd go for it. They're not going to stop supporting it overnight.
Am a Professional photographer and I shoot mainly weddings and Portraits. I want to invest in the MacBook pro 2019 i9, 8 cores 16ram DDR4, 1TB SSD 16 inches machine @ $900 used. Please what's your candid advice for me please. Thank you
The last intel MacBook Pro Sold in Oct 2021, so we got some support time.
I chose the Intel for its flexibility. Windows, Mac OS, and Linux on one machine is awesome for Game Dev Testing. I bought one for 700 USD, repasted with Honeywell 7950, and added a EGPU with a 6800XT, and it rocks across the board.
I have a base model MBP 13” from 2016 and it still works great.
2016 was the worst model of all. Try to sell it as long it still
works
@@m-stat9if it works for them, why do you care?
I think the intel MacBook Pro's will probably be supported by third party software a while longer, at least until the Intel Mac Pro no longer exists...
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Thank you for this, great vid, I'm thinking of buying one in the next few days because it can run Windows.
Thanks for this Video Bro!!
I was looking for something like this because I'm thinking of buying an Intel MacBook. I've been a windows user for 7 years
These maxed out intel macbook pro models go for less than 1K USD which makes it great for students.. Id rather get a maxed out 2019 16 inch mbp with *8tb of storage* and *64gb of ram* instead of an m1 air base model
I still have my Intel 9 16inch MacBook Pro! I love it! And the fan is not *that* loud to be honest, at least for me. It works well with my video editing as well as my photoshopping and editing! So I think it works very well in 2023! No problems! I do not see any reason to upgrade at this very moment at all. 🎉
Does it heat up too frequently or too much?
If you can snag a model with the 5600M for less than 1.5k it’s a good deal. The 5600m is just as fast as the 16 core M1/M2.
I love my intel macbook pro. I don't want or need unified memory. Plus parallels is to much of a performance hit. I would rather use bootcamp and run windows natively.
Is the RAM soldered on for this model or we can upgrade the RAM?
Soldered
still have 2011 mac book pro
M1-m4 doesn’t allow install of windows so a big downgrade
Windows hasn't been crashing every five minutes for several years now. The amount of macOS bugs I got on this very laptop in 4 years fills a dedicated folder on my desktop.
i am a computer science student, a
i just bought a MacBook Pro i9... is this macbook is good for programming ??
I have the i9 Macbook pro, and the fans are never loud *unless* you connect the laptop to external displays.
2019 or 2022?
@@xij3505 An I9 macbook pro didnt exist in 2022.
@@amichaeel oops, missed that part. Strange about the fans tho, every review I’ve heard says that it over heats bad and the fans are loud
@@xij3505 That is true for sure with the previous models before 2019. In my case, it does spin up only when i connect monitors. When i use it like a normal laptop though, it does get hot but 97% of the time the fans aren’t spinning
@@amichaeel good to know, mine is coming in the mail tomorrow lmao
I bought mine for 1250 euros (i7) new last September. Still excellent.
Would you advise to buy? I am a window user and wanted to try it.
@@preciousa.4384 don't hesitate to buy it if you find a good deal. Excellent machine.
Thanks so much for replying; i got something clean on ebay Kleinanzeige for 1k, core i7, 512gb, 16gb ram, AMD 5300
@@preciousa.4384 excellent. But I hope you won't regret buying this when the new MacBook air 15inch launches in few months. But it's an excellent choice. It can fully take whatever throw at it!
@@preciousa.4384i just bought mine today and am a windows user😂😂 32 gb ram 512 gb 5500m i want a sleek laptop
had a 2019 intel mbp, 16gb ram and 1 tb. yes, intel is totally obsolete. battery life sucks, the machine gets hot and the fan sounds like it is about to take off. sold mine yesterday, no regrets
what did you replace it with?
@@myplaguesify nothing yet. I have a Mac mini also, just using 1 machine for now
@@denniskozevnikoff1209 somebody sold me his mbp 2019 16gb 500gb for 800usd what do you think?
I just want to try mac and I don't want a bad one but I don't want to spend lodes of money
I buy to $750 is thi best deal macbook 16inc , 16gb ,1TB
M series macbooks said goodbye to bootcamp!!! There is no replacement for intel macbook pro as an all in one machine😢
Im in the same situation haha, trying to sell my mbpro 5600m, but nobody cares about it anymore, everybody just want an M3 Max to browse the web... haha
i am thinking about buying intel macbook pro 13 2020 in 2023, should i buy it?
You can find a decent priced base version for the price of a macbook air. Goes without saying, you should buy the pro even if its the 8th gen i5 as the performance is at par.
i found the m1 2020 mbp for the same price online as the intel, so def get the m1
Just because There are M! and M2 Macs doesn't mean intel macs stopped working , iam an app developer i use Macbook pro mid 2014 with only 8gb RAM and it is working fine, i use xcode, visual studio with edge browser opened with 2-4 tabs and it works fine. Currently i don't feel i need an M1
Install windows 11 after support ends lol
I think it's not worth it. I used to have 2014 MacBook Pro. And my current M1 MacBook Air just blows it away in every aspect. Yeah, I could upgrade to 2019 Macbook on Intel, but I feel like it's not worth it.
What do you expect it was a rubbish 2014 lol
This 2019 is about 3x the performance of your 2014 pro
@@napolipizza-hw8xd It was working well enough for me and I made bunch of stuff on it. Yeah, maybe not the latest and greatest, but still.
Still have it somewhere.
@@NomadicDmitry meaning the upgrade to the 16 intel would have been a dramatic upgrade not only in performance but every aspect. While the m1 edges it out in straight line performance it can’t handle multi threaded sustained workloads like the intel not to meantion huge difference in screen quality and keyboard real estate in favor of the intel for the same price. That said, portability the air is in a league of its own
Buying one and putting win11 on it
i just bought one yesterday 32gb ram 5500m graphics 512 gb
@@rarirover44 how is it treating you
my maxed out 2019 pro sucks for video editing now . slow as fuck straight up waste of 4k$ it cant even edit cinema 4k without effects without lagging every second
yes support, because m1 chip up is not support x64 or i can say it can not install window,linux version 64bit. so it hard for who use macbook for vmware or cyber security , network, or software engineer or developer who want to add more languages which is related to use vmware. thanks, i am m1 chip user. i am a full stack developer. i hate my m1 macbook. maybe next month i would buy intel 2019 16inch macbook pro.
every reviewer, they almost don't mention it on their video. they just follow another to another like oh wow, oh M chip is awesome, better battery, fast ..... shit. Good night
I recently bought the last Intel 16" MacBook Pro.
I bought it for compatibility reasons and more!...
So far I have installed so many programs so many audio samples and files
So many audio plugins
I have a 2019 MacBook Pro 16" W
Intel 8 Core 2.3 Ghz i9 Processor
32 GB DDR4 RAM
2 TB SSD Drive
4 GB AMD RADEON Pro 5500
I have thrown so much at it
Programs load instantly and it flies
The screen is Amazing!
Sonoma is super customizable
it's 2024 and My MacBook works better than New PCs which came out last year
And the Touchbar! Oh yes The Touch bar
Works as a Transport control in Logic
takes a lot of stress out of the keyboard
The keybord takes some getting used to but I love it! I Love the Peripherals
I love that I can connect my mouse VIA Bluetooth
2024 and My MacBook is 20x More compatible with These M Silicon MacBooks
Once I get a USB C Dock I'll be set!
I bought this with only 444 cycles an absolute Bargain! couldn't be happier!
SIMPLY NO. Apple chipset or just go for windows laptop.
The Intel 16's build quality is amazing. It seems much better than the M variants. 😃👍
While I like Apple and use everything except mac. Enough with the windows crashing jokes. 😂 People buy 300 dollar windows machines then buy 1500 dollar macs and then compare the experience.
Big Nose 👃
You know what they say. Big nose, big knob.
Intel is whack!