There go two dongles from the dongle bag. On the right side lives a full-size HDMI port and an SD card slot. I won’t complain about how the new MacBook Pro feels heavier or thicker, because Apple did that to make room for all the things.
Boger acknowledged that to get the right features and capabilities, “the 16-inch MacBook got a little bit thicker, a little bit heavier."Īre these absolutely perfect laptops? Well, no, nothing is perfect-especially at these prices-but they are so good they give us a glimpse of the future, and what we’ll complain about next now that our biggest current problems have been solved. And Apple itself seems to have learned that prioritizing thinness over, well, everything else just isn’t worth it. These laptops balance high performance, portability and power savings in ways we just haven’t known in previous Macs and Windows machines. Don’t like your laptop sounding like a leaf blower and feeling like a space heater when you’re hard at work? Do you constantly scan for wall outlets at the coffee shop or airport? Bid all that goodbye. You don’t have to be a total nerd to appreciate the Silicon Switcheroo, either. Run that through the executive-to-English translator and it comes out pretty clear: We were wrong.īut the backtracking is only part of what makes these new $1,999-and-up laptops such a pleasure to use: It’s Apple’s move from Intel chips to its very own M1 Pro and M1 Max that wowed me in my last two weeks of testing. “We’re constantly listening to our customers and with this new lineup of MacBook Pros we decided to make some changes as we do a lot on the Mac," Tom Boger, Apple’s Vice President of Mac and iPad Product Marketing, told me.
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