I went with the 16"M1 Max 32 64 GB 4 TB. The laptop is a beast handles everything I throw at it. This is the best Apple product I have ever bought. Love the space love the screen real estate and with these kind of specs I'm set for a good 10 years or more. The sound is awesome.
Can't even imagine what it's like using the M1 Max with 64GB RAM! Just the M1 Pro is powerful enough for me, and I've still yet to hear the fan kick off!
Hi, what made you choose 4 tb? I ordered a 64 gb ram with 4 tb but niw they tell me they are not sure it will even come as the Chinese communist party locked all people up and closed the fwctories 🤦🏼♂️🙇🏼🤬… so they tell me that what I can get by next week is a Mac Studio Ultra but only with 1 tb storage… i really do not know how to choose… they say if the macbook pro comes it will take 12 weeks… if it comes at all! 🥶 So, please tll me how you plan to use the ram memory and the tb storage, what made you choose so much tb internal storage? What will you do with your computer? Thanks!
@@SimplicityForGood I went with the 16 inch because I like the bigger laptop and a little bit of weight doesn't bother me I went with the Max chip because that's the only way you can get the most ram and I went with four terabytes because I wanted extra storage in the laptop even though I use external ssds. I do photo editing as a hobby for relaxation along with photography. I'm branching out into videos and giving that a try. It's nice to learn new things. I'm not made of money I worked a lot of overtime to get it. I don't use this for work. yes for what I'm doing it's overkill but at least I won't have to worry about buying another laptop for 10 plus years. I hope the shipping situation changes soon so you can get your MacBook as fast as possible.
@@brianpratt2432 thanks! Seeing how China behaves towards their citizens, and on top of that supporting Putin now one can just wonder why apple have not considered to just bring home their production and open up their own factories in America or Europe! They should have as soon as covid-19 was considered s pandemic as zi see it, this situation right now is nuts! Looking up 100 000 of people in Shanghai and other highly important cities for international trade and offices like this will not make China a good trading partner in the coming years! I would not surprised if we all end up with an Elon Musk smartphone, laptop and his Star Link satellite internet, I already considered to preorder it! 😇😂… we hope for the best and Musk takes care of the rest!👌🏻
Thermal performance and battery life are the two main things that make me want the base model 16” rather then the 14”. Only problem is I’m worried about the size difference since I am a college student.
depends on what you are studying, for collegue work it will be hard to push the m1 pro to full, so thermal and battery will be amazing on both. I am a software engineer, and I have a mbp 13 m1 and mbp 16 m1 pro, feel no real difference between 2 of them on my daily routine when it comes to performance, but I end up using the mbp 13 more because it is easy to move around.
@@videosuu300 hello! I'm wondering if I should get the 14 instead of the 16 inch I have now. I'm coding and I do have an iPad pro 12.9. What would you recommend?
@@alexandergulbrandsen646 In my personal expierence I will still go for the mbp 13", I had no issues with the m1 cpu bottlenecking something. But If I had to choose again I would go for the m2 24gb since I am maxing out the 16gbs. Regarding your question, probably I will get the 14 inch one
The fact it’s mainly metal and solid makes it feel way heavier then it is which is a mind fuck that it’s heavy. Picking up a gaming laptop that’s over 1LB heavier feels lighter it’s crazy. Illusion
Your recent videos are perfect timing for me (see below)... and the trilogy of books on your desk is awesome. Subscribed. I need to get a new Mac in short order and am leaning towards a 16" M1 Pro 16gb (entry-level) because I mostly use cloud-based storage these days, and the SD slot will provide some "onboard" storage upgrade down the road. If I get five years from it I will consider that a huge "win"
Thanks for the sub! Depending on what you do with your MacBook, the 16" M1 Pro entry level is more than likely powerful enough. You can always checkout the Apple refurb store as well as some of the 16" M1 Pros are popping out now.
Re: Budget? The 14” is only $200 less than the 16”. In perspective, how many years usage would you expect from the MacBook Pro, and how much do you already spend on internet, cabletv and data connection every month?
I was offered a second hand 14 and 16 inch m1 macbook pro 16 gb memory and 1 TB SSD for 1500$ and 1600$ and they look both like new really, no scratch at all ! I couldnt decide which one to keep and as they are both at such good price and state i kept them both … 😅 What do you think ? A bit crazy ? The 14 inch is more portable and i love the screen of the 16 inch !
They have difference in performance but only slightly due to better thermals on the bigger 16in but this is important. Important is that the base MBP 14" in has the 8 core CPU and a 14 core GPU the bigger 16in has a 10 core CPU ans 16 core GPU. At this point the prices difference is 500$. But if you upgrade the 14in to the same spec of the 16 in the price difference is only 200$.
I have 14 and thinking to upgrade for 16 just for bigger screen. Do you think it is worth to pay for like 700 usd (from selling my old 14 to buy new 16) just for its larger screen?
Im in the same boat with you, Stefanus. I am unsure myself. I am currently thinking of keeping my 14 inch, because I can't take myself to get rid of it, and then pair it with an external monitor.
Just bought a MBP 14 MAX 32GPU with 64GB Ram 2TB SSD. Coming from 2018 15 top spec MBP and prior to that a 2011 17 inch MBP, I must say that the 14 MBP is indeed a powerhouse. It blows my mind that a machine like this exists. I'm still in my grace period with Apple and although I love this machine, I'm seriously considering the 16inch fully maxed with a 8TB SSD. I'm a music producer and also shoot video music videos as well. I am over having external drives hanging off the machine etc. A laptop should be totally self contained as far as I'm concerned. Also the internal SSDs are as fast as the intel MBP ram from a few years ago let alone the current ram chips in these machines today. Yes it's pricey and it hurts 😢 but I don't want to go through this for at least another 5 years. It enhances my work flow and that's what it's all about, for me anyway. Thermals on the 14 MBP do concern me though, and it does minutely shorten the life of the product over time, slightly decreases its performance, not drastically although they won't tell you that. Even Apple can't defy physics and trying to mitigate heat with higher fan speeds (and more fan noise) can only achieve so much. The 16 M1 models are better at staying cool organically in addition to having larger fans and cooling architecture and will perform better and last longer when pushed to their limits for that matter! This has been the hardest laptop buying decision due to all the variations available which is a great thing. I really wanted yo give the 14 a go and don't get me wrong I love it for what it is, but the screen size is beginning to prove to small for me and I noticed the screen hinges and track pad don't feel as premium as the 16 MBP. The battery is pretty good and a real noticeable improvement over the Intel model 15 MBP and yes it is almost silent all the time, awesome. There really isn't a best model for everything and you just have to take all your wants, needs and affordability into consideration. Future proofing is also well worth considering hence a higher ram spec and larger SSD are highly suggested. IMHO the sweet spot would be the 10C MBP 14 or 16 M1 Pro chip models with 32GB RAM and 1 or 2TB SSD. That would be for me the absolute minimum IMO and will still be a very viable machine for the majority of folk and for many years to come. I've noticed so many people are selling their 8C 16gb 512SSD models on ebay, marketplace etc..hmmm. Go the extra mile if you can, you'll be glad you did. All in all, the portability factor never really bothered me with the larger MBP's it's just that the 14 is so cute and formidable at the same time but I am so used to a larger screen and need and want the most internal storage I can get. If I travelled more I would stick with the 14 though. The 14 MBP is a great lil beast and it kinda breaks my heart 💔 saying this, but I think I'm going to go for the 16 inch MBP as mentioned. It just will suit my particular requirements and also just feels more like home to me. PS: Buy for the long term 🙏 Peace ✌️
512gb isn’t really bad IMO, 8tb ssd is too pricey, u can save a lot by getting yourself a thunderbolt SSD which you own for atleast 8 years and use it with another system
@@willy7968 Yeah I know its a bit rich although I got it refurbished for the price of a 4tb version so thought why not, and one less drive hangin off the machine. External ssd cant match the performance and anything above 2tb starts getting expensive anyway, same same.
Thanks… I‘m still not sure… I have a older 15“ MBP and it was after a while pain for me to carry around in my backpack… 3 lenses, drone, tripod, R5 camera and batteries… I travel since I shoot landscapes. After some hours walking around with all this stuff, a little bit of weight can make a huge difference. But the bigger screen is nice to have, at the other side. I‘m to 75% sure I‘ll get the 14“ this time.
Yup. I was the same. Travelling, on my backpack, had camera, lens, etc... every bit of weight counts! The 14" is a really good size and machine and the resolution is not bad either, you can still be productive.
@@frostgodx lol yes… I made the decision to buy the 16“ with M1 max, 64GB RAM and 2 TB storage…. I‘m glad I didn’t buy the 14“ because if you work on the 16“ it’s so much better… as far what weight goes I feel almost no difference to my 2011 15“ MBP retina
@@KAZUNARl I hear you loud and clear lol. I went back and forth more times than I can count and then again twice with the new M2 models but of course always end up with the 16” because you can’t deny it being a better experience when in actual use it’s just the carrying around and such but again it’s worth that small drawback.
I have the 16 but I feel like it's so heavy. Carrying it up and down my house (we have 2 floors) is actually starting to annoy me due to its heavy weight. BUT big thing is I absolutely love watching content on the 16 inch screen. I am so confused if I should return and get 14 or keep :( ALSO BIG CAVEAT is fonts are SO SMALL on 16 and unlike windows, Mac doesn't allow just font size change and I have to lower the resolution which makes it look horrible
Yeah, it's a tough one. If the weight is a major issue, then the 14" might be more suitable. If the font is too small. Depending on the app you use, you can sometimes press (Command ⌘ - Plus Symbol + ) E.g. in Chrome/Safari/Firefox, it will increase the font size. To decrease its (Command ⌘ - Minus Symbol - )
QUESTION: Except for the larger size, are the screens of the 14- and 16-inch Macbook Pros really of completely superior visual quality compared to the screens of the Macbook Air M1 and M2 ?
Which one do you find easier to type on? Most of my usage will be typing (I'm a translator) and I find Macbook keyboard convenient, but I'm not sure about the lower bezel in MBP 16. Actually, I bought the bigger one and it's still boxed, waiting for my final decision.
Both are great at typing. The 16" has a larger area for your palms to rest on, that's the main difference I find. Once you've typed on these new keyboards, you can't go back to the butterfly ones! Thanks for checking out the vid btw.
@@ChuenL No problem. I like your videos and subscribed today! Thanks for your reply. Hopefully, the chunky one will be convenient for a longer typing sessions. I bought a laptop stand (the smaller one), to rise it a little bit. I always find more ergonomically convenient to slightly rise a laptop. Anyways, looking forward to your next vids! 😊
I think someone who is upgrading to the M1 Max chip should strong consider getting the 16" MacBook. At that level the thermal and battery limitations of the smaller model have a larger effect.
I don't do video editor or photos , I am regular consumer ,TH-cam Netflix , email , I ended buy the MacBook Pro 16 only for screen side , my MacBook Air 2018 was to small for me , I am 6.3 big guy , if apple came with MacBook air 16 inch will be awesome
Im going to buy mbp m1pro but i don't know how much RAM i need I would probably use it more than 3 years And i want to edit video with it im not a pro in editing Which do you think i should buy?16or32?
Depends if you have budget or want to spend extra for the RAM. I'm on 16GB and it's been absolutely fine. Also you might want to read this: www.macrumors.com/guide/16gb-vs-32gb-macbook-pro/
how is the ms office experience?? Apple told me there is home and students lifetime plan for an amount ,if I install it will I get same experience as in a windows?? Cuz my academics is solely based on seminars, PowerPoint ms words etc??
Know this is late, but I would go for the extra ram if you can use it, you can edit off a fast SSD but you cant expand ram. I choose a smaller SSD because I offload footage etc. When I am done editing, and rarely over 4k.
I am 5'4" guy but I am going to gym though I don't have muscles but I am strong enough to handle a i6 inch macbook.. that is why 16 inch mbp pro m1 pro is light for me... I can see why this guy complaining 16 inch is big & heavy because of his slim arms no muscles at all..
Pricewise it isn't a huge difference just about $200 for the same spec 10 core CPU and 16 core GPU. When paying more then 2 Grand on a Laptop this shouldn't be a reason to put of the larger model if you want it.
The 16" more. Only because I do work where I need or like to have a bigger screen. The 14" is way more portable and easier to use on the lap on a sofa. Not that 16" is impossible. Just slightly larger on the lap
How does 16" for a student who types a lot ?? Does 16" feel so heavy?? It's just 2.1 kg?? Some people call 2.2 kg Alienware laptop as portable but 2.1 16" as heavy?? Does this feel so heavy in bag???
It all depends and different people will have different experiences. Some might say the 16" is heavy. Others will say it's fine. If you think the 2.1kg of the 16" is fine, then go for it! Just know that if you custom it further, it may add more weight. Back in university days, i was carrying around a 2nd hand MacBook G4. That weighed about 3kg! But now tho, I like to keep my bag light. So it's all up to you!
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I went with the 16"M1 Max 32 64 GB 4 TB. The laptop is a beast handles everything I throw at it. This is the best Apple product I have ever bought. Love the space love the screen real estate and with these kind of specs I'm set for a good 10 years or more. The sound is awesome.
Can't even imagine what it's like using the M1 Max with 64GB RAM! Just the M1 Pro is powerful enough for me, and I've still yet to hear the fan kick off!
Hi, what made you choose 4 tb?
I ordered a 64 gb ram with 4 tb but niw they tell me they are not sure it will even come as the Chinese communist party locked all people up and closed the fwctories 🤦🏼♂️🙇🏼🤬… so they tell me that what I can get by next week is a Mac Studio Ultra but only with 1 tb storage…
i really do not know how to choose… they say if the macbook pro comes it will take 12 weeks… if it comes at all! 🥶
So, please tll me how you plan to use the ram memory and the tb storage, what made you choose so much tb internal storage?
What will you do with your computer?
Thanks!
@@SimplicityForGood I went with the 16 inch because I like the bigger laptop and a little bit of weight doesn't bother me I went with the Max chip because that's the only way you can get the most ram and I went with four terabytes because I wanted extra storage in the laptop even though I use external ssds. I do photo editing as a hobby for relaxation along with photography. I'm branching out into videos and giving that a try. It's nice to learn new things. I'm not made of money I worked a lot of overtime to get it. I don't use this for work. yes for what I'm doing it's overkill but at least I won't have to worry about buying another laptop for 10 plus years. I hope the shipping situation changes soon so you can get your MacBook as fast as possible.
@@brianpratt2432 thanks! Seeing how China behaves towards their citizens, and on top of that supporting Putin now one can just wonder why apple have not considered to just bring home their production and open up their own factories in America or Europe!
They should have as soon as covid-19 was considered s pandemic as zi see it, this situation right now is nuts! Looking up 100 000 of people in Shanghai and other highly important cities for international trade and offices like this will not make China a good trading partner in the coming years! I would not surprised if we all end up with an Elon Musk smartphone, laptop and his Star Link satellite internet, I already considered to preorder it! 😇😂… we hope for the best and Musk takes care of the rest!👌🏻
@dany ay lol fits in my backpack just fine. It's not heavy at all unless you're 96 years old. My camera weighs more than that thing.
For travel., I retired my Macbook Pro 15(2018) and picked up a M1 Max Pro 14". it was a no brainer.
I went for the 16' M1 PRO for the screen and BADASS Speakers. For my backup I went for the M2 Air (Midnight) . Best combo in my opinion.
Why you need backup Mac?
Thermal performance and battery life are the two main things that make me want the base model 16” rather then the 14”. Only problem is I’m worried about the size difference since I am a college student.
depends on what you are studying, for collegue work it will be hard to push the m1 pro to full, so thermal and battery will be amazing on both. I am a software engineer, and I have a mbp 13 m1 and mbp 16 m1 pro, feel no real difference between 2 of them on my daily routine when it comes to performance, but I end up using the mbp 13 more because it is easy to move around.
Good point, because the performance factor and battery makes a huge difference as well with the m1 max chip
@@videosuu300 hello! I'm wondering if I should get the 14 instead of the 16 inch I have now. I'm coding and I do have an iPad pro 12.9. What would you recommend?
@@alexandergulbrandsen646 In my personal expierence I will still go for the mbp 13", I had no issues with the m1 cpu bottlenecking something. But If I had to choose again I would go for the m2 24gb since I am maxing out the 16gbs. Regarding your question, probably I will get the 14 inch one
M1 16” MBP is the best laptop ever created! Its super light, compact, best screen. I’m so happy i went for it over the 14” which is too small imo.
So far, there is only macBook Pro 16 M1 pro, which can support ultra wide monitor. it is the best laptop, no question.!
It’s not “super light”! Sorry.
@@Prof.BARAK1234 thats cuz ur a wussie
The fact it’s mainly metal and solid makes it feel way heavier then it is which is a mind fuck that it’s heavy. Picking up a gaming laptop that’s over 1LB heavier feels lighter it’s crazy. Illusion
Same as me, I was thinking so long about 14 or 16 and bought 16 because I don’t use other monitors so bigger screen is better
Your recent videos are perfect timing for me (see below)... and the trilogy of books on your desk is awesome. Subscribed.
I need to get a new Mac in short order and am leaning towards a 16" M1 Pro 16gb (entry-level) because I mostly use cloud-based storage these days, and the SD slot will provide some "onboard" storage upgrade down the road. If I get five years from it I will consider that a huge "win"
Thanks for the sub! Depending on what you do with your MacBook, the 16" M1 Pro entry level is more than likely powerful enough. You can always checkout the Apple refurb store as well as some of the 16" M1 Pros are popping out now.
Re: Budget? The 14” is only $200 less than the 16”. In perspective, how many years usage would you expect from the MacBook Pro, and how much do you already spend on internet, cabletv and data connection every month?
after I saw your video I decide to buy 16" with the true reason and fit for me!! thx u
I was offered a second hand 14 and 16 inch m1 macbook pro 16 gb memory and 1 TB SSD for 1500$ and 1600$ and they look both like new really, no scratch at all ! I couldnt decide which one to keep and as they are both at such good price and state i kept them both … 😅 What do you think ? A bit crazy ? The 14 inch is more portable and i love the screen of the 16 inch !
High quality content dude! Appreciate you sharing and keepin it real
Hey, thanks Jean! Appreciate the kind words and thanks for taking the time to check out the vid ✌️
Thanks very much! Great content
They have difference in performance but only slightly due to better thermals on the bigger 16in but this is important.
Important is that the base MBP 14" in has the 8 core CPU and a 14 core GPU the bigger 16in has a 10 core CPU ans 16 core GPU. At this point the prices difference is 500$.
But if you upgrade the 14in to the same spec of the 16 in the price difference is only 200$.
it was super helpful when you actually laid the 13 and 15 inch laptops on top at the end of the video. The comparison makes sense now visually
love your content !
I have 14 and thinking to upgrade for 16 just for bigger screen. Do you think it is worth to pay for like 700 usd (from selling my old 14 to buy new 16) just for its larger screen?
Im in the same boat with you, Stefanus. I am unsure myself. I am currently thinking of keeping my 14 inch, because I can't take myself to get rid of it, and then pair it with an external monitor.
Thinking to do it too. What did you end up doing?
Just bought a MBP 14 MAX 32GPU with 64GB Ram 2TB SSD. Coming from 2018 15 top spec MBP and prior to that a 2011 17 inch MBP, I must say that the 14 MBP is indeed a powerhouse. It blows my mind that a machine like this exists.
I'm still in my grace period with Apple and although I love this machine, I'm seriously considering the 16inch fully maxed with a 8TB SSD. I'm a music producer and also shoot video music videos as well.
I am over having external drives hanging off the machine etc. A laptop should be totally self contained as far as I'm concerned. Also the internal SSDs are as fast as the intel MBP ram from a few years ago let alone the current ram chips in these machines today.
Yes it's pricey and it hurts 😢 but I don't want to go through this for at least another 5 years.
It enhances my work flow and that's what it's all about, for me anyway.
Thermals on the 14 MBP do concern me though, and it does minutely shorten the life of the product over time, slightly decreases its performance, not drastically although they won't tell you that.
Even Apple can't defy physics and trying to mitigate heat with higher fan speeds (and more fan noise) can only achieve so much. The 16 M1 models are better at staying cool organically in addition to having larger fans and cooling architecture and will perform better and last longer when pushed to their limits for that matter!
This has been the hardest laptop buying decision due to all the variations available which is a great thing.
I really wanted yo give the 14 a go and don't get me wrong I love it for what it is, but the screen size is beginning to prove to small for me and I noticed the screen hinges and track pad don't feel as premium as the 16 MBP. The battery is pretty good and a real noticeable improvement over the Intel model 15 MBP and yes it is almost silent all the time, awesome.
There really isn't a best model for everything and you just have to take all your wants, needs and affordability into consideration. Future proofing is also well worth considering hence a higher ram spec and larger SSD are highly suggested.
IMHO the sweet spot would be the 10C MBP 14 or 16 M1 Pro chip models with 32GB RAM and 1 or 2TB SSD.
That would be for me the absolute minimum IMO and will still be a very viable machine for the majority of folk and for many years to come. I've noticed so many people are selling their 8C 16gb 512SSD models on ebay, marketplace etc..hmmm. Go the extra mile if you can, you'll be glad you did.
All in all, the portability factor never really bothered me with the larger MBP's it's just that the 14 is so cute and formidable at the same time but I am so used to a larger screen and need and want the most internal storage I can get.
If I travelled more I would stick with the 14 though.
The 14 MBP is a great lil beast and it kinda breaks my heart 💔 saying this, but I think I'm going to go for the 16 inch MBP as mentioned. It just will suit my particular requirements and also just feels more like home to me.
PS: Buy for the long term 🙏 Peace ✌️
512gb isn’t really bad IMO, 8tb ssd is too pricey, u can save a lot by getting yourself a thunderbolt SSD which you own for atleast 8 years and use it with another system
@@willy7968 Yeah I know its a bit rich although I got it refurbished for the price of a 4tb version so thought why not, and one less drive hangin off the machine.
External ssd cant match the performance and anything above 2tb starts getting expensive anyway, same same.
I guess most of the people complaining about weight have weak arms and are young. The 2007 MBP15 was thicker and heavier yet it worked fine.
Lol was thinking the same thing. You guys need to go to the Gym!
Totally agree. These TH-camrs are complaining over a pound and a few ounces. Wimps. Lol
I couldn’t agree more. Ridiculous.
Thanks… I‘m still not sure… I have a older 15“ MBP and it was after a while pain for me to carry around in my backpack… 3 lenses, drone, tripod, R5 camera and batteries… I travel since I shoot landscapes.
After some hours walking around with all this stuff, a little bit of weight can make a huge difference. But the bigger screen is nice to have, at the other side. I‘m to 75% sure I‘ll get the 14“ this time.
Yup. I was the same. Travelling, on my backpack, had camera, lens, etc... every bit of weight counts! The 14" is a really good size and machine and the resolution is not bad either, you can still be productive.
And then you get to the destination and open the 16” and it’s all worth it
@@frostgodx lol yes… I made the decision to buy the 16“ with M1 max, 64GB RAM and 2 TB storage…. I‘m glad I didn’t buy the 14“ because if you work on the 16“ it’s so much better… as far what weight goes I feel almost no difference to my 2011 15“ MBP retina
@@KAZUNARl I hear you loud and clear lol. I went back and forth more times than I can count and then again twice with the new M2 models but of course always end up with the 16” because you can’t deny it being a better experience when in actual use it’s just the carrying around and such but again it’s worth that small drawback.
Thanks for the review. Im going to buy the 14 inch for portability.
Cool. Glad it helped!
@@ChuenL yeah thanks for the vid ^^
The 16” is just as portable. I have it, absolutely no problem with portability.
What is the name of that mic arm? Looks pretty good quality.
Hey, it's the Elgato low profile mic arm.
I have the 16 but I feel like it's so heavy. Carrying it up and down my house (we have 2 floors) is actually starting to annoy me due to its heavy weight. BUT big thing is I absolutely love watching content on the 16 inch screen. I am so confused if I should return and get 14 or keep :( ALSO BIG CAVEAT is fonts are SO SMALL on 16 and unlike windows, Mac doesn't allow just font size change and I have to lower the resolution which makes it look horrible
Yeah, it's a tough one. If the weight is a major issue, then the 14" might be more suitable. If the font is too small. Depending on the app you use, you can sometimes press (Command ⌘ - Plus Symbol + ) E.g. in Chrome/Safari/Firefox, it will increase the font size. To decrease its (Command ⌘ - Minus Symbol - )
@@ChuenL Lol I did not that , thanks
What did you end up with ?
Very funny to read that the 16” is heavy to carry in the house. Then you are either a small child or suffer from serious physical disability.
Love the videos bro keep them up!
Thanks! Appreciate the support ✌️
QUESTION: Except for the larger size, are the screens of the 14- and 16-inch Macbook Pros really of completely superior visual quality compared to the screens of the Macbook Air M1 and M2 ?
YES
These macbooks better than the new m2?
Thank you,I want a MacBook ,even if it is used , can there be any help?To get it.🙂
thank you my friend
I find the speakers also very important :)
The silver looks slick
great video!
Thanks for checking out the vid!
Which one do you find easier to type on? Most of my usage will be typing (I'm a translator) and I find Macbook keyboard convenient, but I'm not sure about the lower bezel in MBP 16. Actually, I bought the bigger one and it's still boxed, waiting for my final decision.
Both are great at typing. The 16" has a larger area for your palms to rest on, that's the main difference I find. Once you've typed on these new keyboards, you can't go back to the butterfly ones! Thanks for checking out the vid btw.
@@ChuenL No problem. I like your videos and subscribed today! Thanks for your reply. Hopefully, the chunky one will be convenient for a longer typing sessions. I bought a laptop stand (the smaller one), to rise it a little bit. I always find more ergonomically convenient to slightly rise a laptop. Anyways, looking forward to your next vids! 😊
Thanks for the sub. Much appreciated ✌️ And hope you enjoy your laptop with the stand.
I think someone who is upgrading to the M1 Max chip should strong consider getting the 16" MacBook. At that level the thermal and battery limitations of the smaller model have a larger effect.
I don't do video editor or photos , I am regular consumer ,TH-cam Netflix , email , I ended buy the MacBook Pro 16 only for screen side , my MacBook Air 2018 was to small for me , I am 6.3 big guy , if apple came with MacBook air 16 inch will be awesome
Im going to buy mbp m1pro but i don't know how much RAM i need
I would probably use it more than 3 years
And i want to edit video with it im not a pro in editing
Which do you think i should buy?16or32?
Depends if you have budget or want to spend extra for the RAM. I'm on 16GB and it's been absolutely fine. Also you might want to read this: www.macrumors.com/guide/16gb-vs-32gb-macbook-pro/
how is the ms office experience?? Apple told me there is home and students lifetime plan for an amount ,if I install it will I get same experience as in a windows?? Cuz my academics is solely based on seminars, PowerPoint ms words etc??
Not used MS Office for Mac. I've been using Google Docs and its been fine. It's interchangeable with Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
@@ChuenL interchangeable?? Means
Why only 554 subs? Jesus the quality of these videos!!!!
Thanks! Everyone has to start somewhere - right?
Should someone go 32 gb ram 4 tb ssd or 64 gb ram and 2 tb ssd for FCP and Logic Pro how would you decide?
Know this is late, but I would go for the extra ram if you can use it, you can edit off a fast SSD but you cant expand ram. I choose a smaller SSD because I offload footage etc. When I am done editing, and rarely over 4k.
I am 5'4" guy but I am going to gym though I don't have muscles but I am strong enough to handle a i6 inch macbook.. that is why 16 inch mbp pro m1 pro is light for me... I can see why this guy complaining 16 inch is big & heavy because of his slim arms no muscles at all..
Pricewise it isn't a huge difference just about $200 for the same spec 10 core CPU and 16 core GPU.
When paying more then 2 Grand on a Laptop this shouldn't be a reason to put of the larger model if you want it.
So far, there is only macBook Pro 16 M1 pro, which can support ultra wide monitor. it is the best laptop, no question.!
Which of the 2 macbooks do you find yourself using more?
The 16" more. Only because I do work where I need or like to have a bigger screen. The 14" is way more portable and easier to use on the lap on a sofa. Not that 16" is impossible. Just slightly larger on the lap
How does 16" for a student who types a lot ?? Does 16" feel so heavy?? It's just 2.1 kg?? Some people call 2.2 kg Alienware laptop as portable but 2.1 16" as heavy?? Does this feel so heavy in bag???
It all depends and different people will have different experiences. Some might say the 16" is heavy. Others will say it's fine. If you think the 2.1kg of the 16" is fine, then go for it! Just know that if you custom it further, it may add more weight. Back in university days, i was carrying around a 2nd hand MacBook G4. That weighed about 3kg! But now tho, I like to keep my bag light. So it's all up to you!
Oh my favourite pasta!
Strange colouring on your video; overall good content.
if you're planning on buying the 16inch be aware that it doesn't fit in most 15inch bags. I found out the hard way.
No problem with this, fits perfectly in my 15” bag. The MacBook is the same size, smaller bezels.
It’s only $200 more for a maxed out 16” M1 Max over a 14”. No brainer
Nice
decease music / incease your voice.
Sounds fine to me unless it's already been edited.
Great video. Thanks!