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November 2016
(83%)
202 Reviews
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Even thinner and lighter, very attractive and well made. Fantastic display, excellent OS
Low travel keyboard, oddly huge trackpad, not much of a performance improvement over older models
As a Mac user since the mid-80's, and a previous generation 15" Retina MacBook Pro owner, this isn't the long-awaited Pro refresh I was hoping for. When Apple released the 2012 version, it had (at the time) impressive NVIDIA graphics, an amazingly thin an...
Abstract: What are the most significant performance enhancements to the 2016 MacBook Pro introduced on October 27th? And how does it compare to a comp...
Abstract: It's thinner, lighter, and smaller all around, but the new MacBook Pro makes a big impression. The trackpad on the 15-inch version is downright ridiculous—twice as large as the trackpad on the previous generation—but I didn't look down and say, “Holy cow...
I often say in laptop reviews that if you bought last year's model, you probably won't find the speed results compelling enough to upgrade. But this year is different for anyone who uses multi-core apps. Six processing cores is, well, better than four, an...
"Despite the pangs of loss for SD card slots and traditional USB, these are without question the most refined, high-end laptops that I've ever used."...
The larger version of Apple's MacBook Pro has a big, bold display, a thinner, lighter body, an AMD graphics chip by default and a massive trackpad. The inventive Touch Bar second-screen display saves clicks here and there, and now works with apps like Pho
Even the base 15-inch model is painfully expensive. The Touch Bar is a fun add-on, but not a necessity, and the move to USB-C ports means potentially carrying a bag full of dongles
With a slim bezel around its 15-inch screen and a thinner, lighter body, the top-end MacBook Pro packs a real visual punch. But if you miss the traditional HDMI and USB ports, consider the older 2015 model that Apple still sells...
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Published: 2016-12-25, Author: Luke , review by: gizmodo.com.au
Which brings me to my one real gripe with the new MacBook Pro: its price. This is a good laptop with a lot of big upgrades, especially for anyone coming from an old MacBook Air. And it is definitely a better computer for the average person than the MacBoo...
Abstract: I've been using the new MacBook Pro (13″ with Touch Bar) now for several weeks – determined not to use my gut reactions as my formal review. With time now passed and some solid use-cases out-of-the-way, I think I can call it – this is a sensational device...
Abstract: Now that Apple's introduced the first major update to its MacBook Pro lineup in years, it's time to square off the best of the best in Mac and PC laptops to see who currently prevails in this age-old rivalry.It's benchmarks at dawn between the new MacBook...
Published: 2016-12-06, Author: Stephen , review by: techguide.com.au
Thinner, lighter, stunning display, excellent audio quality, fast and powerful, Touch Bar
No SD card slot, no HDMI port, Touch Bar hard to read in bright light, scratches more visible on space grey model, expensive
Apple has produced an impressive product with the MacBook Pro. But the features that Apple has removed like the SC card slot and other ports that has held this laptop back from being the best we've ever used. The MacBook Pro is still a great laptop, but...
