Macbook Pro M3 Max: Beach Screen Brightness Test

Ever dreamed of swapping your regular office for the serene backdrop of a beach, with your trusty MacBook Pro M3 Max by your side? It's a tempting thought, but how practical is it, really? In this video, I'm putting this dream scenario to the test. Join me as I explore the feasibility of working on a MacBook Pro M3 Max from the beautiful, albeit challenging, environment of the beach. From battling glare to keeping sand at bay, I'll cover all the aspects you need to consider if you're planning to mix work with a bit of seaside relaxation.
In this video, you'll discover:
The Setup: What equipment you need to work efficiently on a beach.
Environmental Challenges: How to deal with sunlight glare, sand, and heat, ensuring your MacBook remains safe and functional.
Productivity Tips: Strategies to maintain focus and productivity while enjoying the beach atmosphere.
Pros and Cons: A balanced look at the benefits and potential drawbacks of working in such an unconventional setting.
Final Verdict: My honest opinion on whether working on a MacBook Pro M3 Max on the beach is a viable option or just a beautiful dream.
Whether you're a digital nomad seeking new adventures or just looking for a change of scenery, this video will provide you with the insights you need to make working on the beach a reality (or reconsider the fantasy).
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This description was made by AI, aiming to explore the intriguing possibility of working on a MacBook Pro M3 Max on the beach and whether it's as idyllic as it sounds.

[@reajtime]

Nice

[@ProNab]

i think theres an app that lets you do 1000 nits sustained all the time without hdr content

[@markomitrovic]

Yes :) I tested vivid in this video, but its not free. After the Video I found the app brightintosh which lets you do the same for free, so I recommend that. Its really good for working in the sun 👍

[@ProNab]

@@markomitrovic oh okay thankyou, i was looking for a free alternative:D

[@JohnnyRecorded]

So interessant brudi.... nicht