I Can't Even Choose // MacBook Pro 16 Vs Asus ProArt StudioBook Pro 16
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- The new MacBook Pro M1 Pro and M1 Max Vs Asus ProArt StudioBook Pro 16. Which one is right for your needs as a creative professional? In this video, we're going to find out with a run-through on the build quality, useability, and performance benchmarks. ►⏩►⏩ Check specs and pricing in the links below…
💻 MacBook Pro 16 M1 Pro ( geni.us/MBP16-M1Pro - Commission Earned )
💻 MacBook Pro 16 M1 Max ( geni.us/MBP16-M1Max - Commission Earned )
💻 StudioBook 16 Ryzen 9 ( geni.us/StudioBook16-Ryzen9 - Commission Earned )
💻 StudioBook 16 Intel i7 ( geni.us/StudioBook-Intel-i7 - Commission Earned )
💻 StudioBook 16 Intel Xeon ( geni.us/StudioBook16-IntelXeon - Commission Earned )
The Asus ProArt StudioBook Pro 16 has been an audience favorite for the past year and I must say it still has its large share of raving fans. But In this video, we are going to be putting it head to head with the latest launch from Apple. The Apple MacBook Pro 16 M1 Pro and M1 Max promise to be the only laptop you need for your creative professional needs. Let's put it to the test.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Asus ProArt StudioBook Pro 16 Vs MacBook Pro 16 M1 Pro & M1 Max initial thoughts
0:51 - The Asus ProArt Dial
2:16 - Weight & Thickness
2:51 - Opening the Lid
3:02 - Screen Flex
3:29 - Keyboard Comparison
3:46 - Trackpad Comparison
4:31 - Screen Comparison
5:13 - Webcam Test
6:06 - Speaker Audio Sample
6:30 - Keyboard & Trackpad Noise Sample
7:12 - Screen Color Accuracy, Color Gamut Range, and Brightness
8:22 - Battery Life Comparison
9:40 - Get maximum performance on battery power with M1 Pro & Max
10:00 - Can you upgrade each laptop?
10:49 - Specs for the Benchmark Tests
12:07 - Cinebench R23
12:23 - Geekbench Single & Multi-Core
12:49 - After Effects Benchmark
13:30 - Autodesk 3DS Max & Autodesk Maya
13:41 - PTC Creo & Solidworks
14:01 - 1080p, 4k, and 6k Premiere Pro Export Times
14:15 - 4k & 6k Premiere Pro Playback Test
14:37 - DaVinci Resolve Export Times
15:05 - Photoshop Benchmarks
15:50 - Thermals & Fan Noise
16:32 - Which one should you buy?
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Thanks so much for your continued videos Ben! Very helpful to compare these powerful machines. (Would love to see the M1 Max compared to different desktop setups, particularly slightly older ones as many people haven't been able to upgrade to the latest hardware due to the chip shortage.)
Just a friendly note (and I apologize if others have noted it before and you just don't care): the Intel and Apple chips have silicon in them, not silicone. Silicone (ending sound: "own") is what you have at the end of your spatula. Silicon (ending sound: "un") is the element found in modern technology.
You make great content and want to make sure you're presenting the best that you can.
Thanks for this comparison!
You're helping me to zero in on my buying decision.
5:53 I can't help to think you looked like a stylized 3D animation character with the strong filter used on the MacBook webcam :) :) Anyways, Nice video and review, thank you.
Great comparision! thanks!!!
wish you would make an updated video with the more reasonably priced versions of the ProArt, either the ryzen or i7 versions vs. m1pro 14 or 16
What a great review! I hope you'll keep these videos. Also yeah having 2023 version of this with MacBook Pro (M2 Pro) and StudioBook (H7604JI) would be a lot helpful for newer viewers. 💖
Physical click buttons are so much better for animating/editing fast in software like After Effects and Blender. Clicking 'n' dragging and right and middle clicking consistently is so much easier when you have a tactile button. And having a clicky scroll wheel so I don't have to lug around a G-Hero mouse is so thoughtful. I hate the imprecision of trackpad scrolling, especially for timeline and stage zooming. The numpad really clinches it for shortcuts.
Do you have a Studiobook? I'm also thinking about it now, can you share your experience specially with regards to the battery backup, after effects and 3D modeling?
On clickable trackpads you can still use two fingers for this. one for click one for tracking. But each to their own
Thanks Ben. Best review I've found for comparison so far, but it would be nice if it was the latest model. Still there's enough meat in this to know that since I want to do more video processing than anything else I'm better off going to the Macbook. I used to do a lot of CAD work, but really I won't be doing that any longer. I do like what ASUS is doing though.
I believe that the batteries can be replaced easily enough on the new MacBook Pros. There's no reason to "solder" them in. They attach with socketed cables. It has been reported that the batteries on the new MacBook Pros are actually easier to replace than on the previous Intel models. Apple have employed "pull strips" beneath the batteries to make them easier to remove. I did a complete battery replacement on my Intel MacBook Pro. It was not too difficult. The newer ones are even easier.
Say what you gotta say but kudos to Asus for pushing the limits of form and function ❤️
How would you rate the fan noise of the Asus compared to other similar laptops, just for context?
I have a great PC for working at home but when I need to go to the office, I'm looking for a powerful laptop that has a great, colour accurate screen and is great at multi-tasking.
I've a 2017 MacBook Pro that is so loud even when looking at TH-cam, let alone any design work. It's unusable as the noise is really irritating. The noise would be the main selling point for me over performance as my sanity is more important than loading or rendering times.
I thought physical buttons work better, but you can always double tab if you don't want to click the physical button (default windows behavior)
Hey Ben, I am little bit confused between Custom build PC vs MacBook M1 Pro.
I thinking to build a Ryzen 7 3700x with 3060 Graphics Card.
Plzz suggest me should I go with MacBook M1 pro or Custom build PC.
I have MacBook Pro M1 but it's struggle in 4k editing, I use Premiere Pro.
Plzz help me......plzzzz
greetings. i have one question to ask..can we play video games on macbooks??? or apple does not support games? please provide your feedback
Hi Ben, I'm a windows user. I kind of want to use a mac!! But I don't think I will use mac OS because of the way I feel that is different on it's usability well "transitioning". What is your suggestion on switching from windows to mac if you have never used mac is before? Could you do a video about it. Thanks
Exactly what i am looking for
I have a ProArt Studiobook One. Tell me how that stacks up.
hi, may i know what is the music title you play in speaker audio sample?
I am looking at the newer models of both of these Laptops, and it's so frustrating. I just want the dial from the asus, and VR friendliness of Windows to be on a laptop with the power and battery optimization of the Macbook
If you're using CAD or any 3D software, stay well clear of the MacBook or any Apple products. Trash for the money when it comes to CAD. Also the Ryzen chip is hands down the winner.... especially for battery life and thermals
Lets see how the new M1 macs gonna perform when they optimize it for 3D work, hopefully in a couple of months (or maybe a year).. so far it beat everyone else in competition in other areas of creative work, so I am optimistic... I would say, its best to wait for M2 chip or the M1 Duo around the summer
M1 pro max and ultra performs very well with 3d but lack a couple Nvidia features some software use like Touchdesigner. Also unreal engine hasn't released m1 native yet but I'd expected to. But m1 performs very well otherwise.
But yes if you're doing very serious 3d said then an Nvidia is there only solution.
I do heavy Blender on my „trash“ M1 Pro 16“ and I am fine. Windows junk? Never again.
@@m-stat9 Blenders not really CAD, not really what Im talking about...try running SolidWorks, Creo, NX, Catia etc on your M1 Pro. I also guarantee that I could spend the same amount you have spent on a M1 Pro in a windows laptop and destroy your benchmarks in Blender
@@m-stat9 found the fanboy
Hey Ben can you do a vs between the Asus vivobook pro X16 vs Rog zephyrus M16 pls
Well now with the ProArt Oled 3D, I don't think there's a competition anymore
Usefull. Thanks for all your reviews. It helps me decide on my next laptop choice.
Why you are not included LG Gram 17 (2021) and Dell XPS 9710 17 (2021) review videos?
I would suggest spec'ing to a weaker GPU for the proart. The A5000 (the workstation 3080m) is overkill for a laptop of this size. The lower wattage slim laptop GPUs have to run at isnt able to take full advantage of rtx mobile chips above a 3060m. For example, a 3070m has 33% more power in every way vs the rtx 3060m but only gets 18-20% more performance. Now add in the added heat and noise and I would suggest the "sweetspot" right now is the 3060.
The issue is from what I've seen you don't get so much granular control of each of those components with these. If you want more than 16gb of ram or more than 512gb of ssd, the only option comes with the 3080
@@attmlb Why not manually upgrade ram & ssd
@@attmlb You can install two m.2 SSD up to 4TB = 8TB total, and 64GB RAM. I've got ProArt just due to 3160x2400 281PPI OLED screen :D ... RTX 3080 16GB VRAM.
Silicon vs silicone. Sand vs glue. Excellent video though. Fantastic!
Ben have you considered comparing the current 16inch MacBook Pro against the last models 16 inch MacBook Pro
That would be abusive. Other reviews out there have shown that its not even close
This has been my debate for a bit. Mix of video editing and ideally some gaming on off time while traveling. Looking at ProArt or maybe the ROG Zephyrus M16. Thoughts anyone?
I’d say if content creation is your main focus, the ProArt is better because of the additional “features” you’re getting, along with battery life. Definitely look out for the 2021 model for the ProArt, it’s a better deal than the 2022’s in my opinion. The 2021 models go for around $1200-$1600, while the M16 goes for around $2149.
If you're a gamer gets the Zephyrus, but if your picky about design and build go Pro Art. The best way to describe the Pro Art is a gaming laptop with a tuxedo on. It has similar internals to a gaming laptop but the feel and look of high end notebooks.
I looked at ASUS. There was one model I was interested in but it hasn't hit the market yet. I ended up ordering an M1max MacBook Pro 14" with 64 gigs of Ram and a 2T SSD. It's due to a arrive on 12/14/21 which will be over a month since I ordered it.
No one who uses Windows even thinks about a MacBook...
@@msp5138 I use Windows. I bought the MacBook. And I love it. So there's at least one person.
@@jimsullivanyoutube Do you use the macbook permanently booted as a windows machine? How's your experience with its performance? I've been thinking to do the same and work mainly on DaVinci.
@@niya5258 I love the M1max MacBook Pro 14". I'm glad I didn't get the 17". I've been using it mostly with Mac OS. However I recently installed Parallels Desktop but only to run a Windows version of Quicken. I haven't had it too long but it seems to run well. I haven't noticed any problems. It's like having two computers in one -- a Windows AND a Mac. I think DaVinci has a native Mac OS version that supposedly runs great on the M1 chip -- so I don't know why one would need to run Windows for DaVinci. But I haven't been using it because the free version only does 1080p and I don't like the database thing. I've been using Premiere Pro which isn't optimized for M1 yet but it's still fast. For example I don't have to use proxies. I tried Final Cut Pro and it runs super fast -- but I don't like the software. I don't like the way it's organized and the way some of the features work. Maybe it's because I've been using Premiere Pro for so long. Hope that helps.
@@jimsullivanyoutube Thank you so much, great to hear your experience. I've ordered the MBP 16" M1 Max but after waiting for 1.5 month, on the day of the delivery I received an email from Apple that the delivery date was updated for another 2 months. I need to edit 360 VR video 7168 x 3584. I've been a Premiere Pro user but I'm trying DaVinci as it's cheaper and has everything in one, editing, audio, effects and superb colour grading, but agree the database thing is a bit confusing. The issue with editing VR is that a few plug-ins developed by the community, simply don't run on MacOS. Also, by using an Oculus headset plugged into a windows machine, one can watch how the 360 video looks like while editing. In DaVinci is really easy to do that. Oculus and most headsets don't work on MacOS, still waiting for Apple to release their long-promised headset... So this is the reason of thinking to switch to PC but honestly these high end laptops are not that much cheaper than Macbooks!
I just order my Asus Proart Studiobook OLED 16 R9/RTX 3060. Can't wait to use it soon! .
where did you order??! I want to as well.
What was the price ?
@@GregDeocampoogle I bought in Malaysia is about USD 2,255. I'm not sure US & Europe is currently available right now. and is also really limited stock worldwide.
@@thecompetitor4418 fortunately I'm few buyer who purchase as soon the day release in Malaysia market About USD 2,255 from one of the laptop supplier. and Asus officially just announced the price will start from 2,377. basically I save 5%
@@dekaiart cool. enjoy :)
If you could at least swap the SSD and wifi module in the Macbook Pro it would be much better. I have the Macbook Pro M1 Max 32gb 1 tb and it is awesome but I am considering returning it and waiting for the a machine that is upgradable with 3070ti and Alder Lake or the new Ryzen chips. I keep my laptops for a long long time and the upgradability is going to be an issue most likely as time goes on. And I would like to use wifi 6e.
why are you returning it?
@David Raymond,WHATS INCH!?😡
what's fan noise like on the proart? is it literally quiet in quiet mode? that's my kssue with the legion 6p and 7i.
Is the 7i fan noise loud?
@@russjam i think it's too loud to be useable. i think too many youtube reviewers are actually sales people and don't tell you the real deal about the device. YES, it's powerful. But too loud to be useful imo.
Same with the MSI Creator z16. Too loud even on “quiet mode.” Am definitely looking at potentially replacing with the asus proart.
Can you throw the new Dell XPS with 12th Generation Intel® Core™ i9-12900HK in? How this would compare with MBP and Asus?
nothing beats the physical-cover for cam
best discovery since fap-fap👋
Just having a trackpad with physical buttons these days is as revolutionary as the dial. Everybody is a saving a few pennies and leaving out the buttons which really hurts productivity.
Sadly ASUS dropped the physical buttons from the current ProArt Studiobooks.
Well, you can't access 1000 nits on the MBP unless you're displaying HDR content. SDR content maxes out at around 600 nits. Also, the battery on the MBP has pull tabs so you can replace it much more easily than with past MBPs.
True...except for HDR movies the screen, the macbook pro only gives 500 nits (tested on notebookcheck)...The Asus claims 550 nits for the OLED screen...
@@dirkclaessens1152 when do you need 1000nits? While coding? 😂
Making up some hypothetical scenarios that you never need
Well you can use 1000 nits anytime but 1600 nits is only in HDR content
Yes, yes you can. Not many people know about this. You can set up a custom color profile and define the brightness, and it will display SDR content in that brightness up to 1000 nits. Small issue is that you can't quickly adjust brightness in this mode but it is perfectly doable.
@@hjertraa5315 Thanks for this info....I stand corrected..
Love them both! MacBook is my fav!
I don't care if the MacBook can travel through time and space. That notch alone is more then enough motivation for me to stir clear
I use a 2018 MacBook Pro to edit 4K ProRes RAW over Thunderbolt 3 off a QNAP RAID 5 NAS - once I convert to CinemaDNG - I wonder what my performance would be over Thunderbolt 4 ? I heard it’s backwards compatible… does the Ryzen NOT support Thunderbolt while the Intel does???
Because Thunderbolt 4 (differently than USB 4.0) is 'Intel invention' - this is pushing PCIe lanes through cable man! You can basically have things directly connecting to CPU PCIe - it is probably possible to licence it from Intel (like Apple did) but otherwise it is proprietary - however the connector 'is not' proprietary. Also TB4 can push USB4.0 but not necessarily other way round.
wow just wow
The battery is not soldered to the mac. In fact it has pull tabs now for replacement.
Anyone happen to know if the ProArt StudioBook Pro 16 with 5900HX + 3070 and QHD 120hz display is both 100% DCI-P3 and 100% Adobe RGB? Asking because I came across one resource that indicated it's the latter, and I've seen references to one model (OLED?) suggesting it has BOTH. I'm looking for 100% Adobe RGB, if also 100% DCI-P3 that's a bonus.
I ve just recently calibrated and reviewed the studiobook pro and I can confirm it is close to 99% Adobe RGB. It's an amazing display
@@lightworksgr this is the new version With amd 5000 and 3070,3080? Could you tell me the sku or model #? Where did you buy?
The cheapest (14") M1 Pro goes for 2500 CAD. The cheapest M1 Max (16") goes for 4400 CAD.
Legion 5 (15") spec'd as in the video goes for 1750-2000 CAD & is better at gaming & 3D better than those two...
Whenever I see Webcam sample video for MBP 2021, feel like watching animated characters..
😐😐
Asus is making some fantastic machines, to bad their customer service is destroying all that fine work.
The biggest problem with macbook is their STORAGE that is soldered on.
So, if your laptop has some problems, you will have to give your entire machine including the storage to the repair guy. This is risking data leak.
Incase of any windows laptop, you can just remove the ssd and keep it with you. Or you can simply insert the ssd in any other laptop/desktop and it will boot from it. Then you have all your data and software ready to use. This came very handy when one of my laptop had some issues, and I had to give it for repair.
Even when you have backup of data and have encryption, when you have so many software configured to perfection, it is painful to move to a separate computer without all those already installed. Thus this gives a huge benefit.
Another issue with the macbook is their lack of Hdmi2.1 ports. So, the maximum a mac can output is 4k60fps. Meanwhile, we already have monitors and tvs with 4k 120fps and 8k 60fps. And in the future there will be more and more such displays which macbook won't be compatible with. Thunderbolt also cannot do these.
Lol
No, you can't use your macbook pro at 1000 nits at your will. In regular use its just a 500 nit panel, which is plenty bright. But 1000 nits and 1600 nits advertised peak is theoretical brightness Apple may go to when HDR video is detected. So, if you're someone who watches HDR videos sitting in bright light... Cool you MAY get your 1000 nits for some amount of time. Knowing Apple's misleading advertising, I still fell for this and got disappointed.
Get vivid
M1 chips have only one problem optimization . They must work on it now or else they will lose the market.
Had the m1 pro since launch (over a month now). I have Intel based software that “run” on Rosetta 2…but basically are unusable because the lag is so severe. If the software doesn’t get optimized, I might as well go back to an Intel computer….. because regardless of the “potential” these M1 chips have, if they can’t get the software optimized, it’s useless….
@@NOT_A_TOP_FAN which software is not optimised?
Wow, very impressed with the combo 11800H + 3060. You can get a cheap gaming laptop for 1499 CAD for that, compare to 3149 CAD for Apple.
2800 cad
Yeah but keep in mind those cheap gaming laptop has terrible battery and need to be plugged in most of the time, and as time goes on, you wont even be able to use it for more than 90minutes without it being plugged in.
If you want to compare the 3149 CAD Apple stuff with windows stuff, you should probably compare it with enterprise grade laptop.
Surely that windows laptop has tap to click as a function, and two finger tap for right click? No need to actually click the trackpad physically.
Dude u can gimme this oled one ya kniw😅
The MacBook display can’t just go to 1200 nits for the entire screen without 3rd party apps. Outside of HDR content the max brightness is 500 nits. 600 on the M3 series.
pro art looks more macbook than macbook
Geekbench does not give intel and AMD credit for their double threads in multicore mode.
Cinebench does, this makes a 30-40% reduction in their scores.
You actually expect TH-camrs to be honest about an Apple product?
They won't even mention all the class-action lawsuit filed against MacBooks:
1. cracked screens 2021
2. green screen 2020
3. connectivity 2019
4. thermal throttling 2018
5. key board 2017
And that is just in the last 5 years.
@@msp5138 lol some are some are not ♥️😊🙂🤥🤔
I don't feel comfortable having an argument with myself.
Dials are not new for Windows. Maybe 10 years already since MS unveiled their Surface Dial.
As a game dev, I feel confident in the ProArt
Battery is repairable and this time around, it is much easier to swap it
Great review. Both excellent computers in terms of build and features for creatives. It think it comes down to whether you prefer a dedicated graphics card or what Apple does with integrated GPU. For music I'd go Apple all the way. For Video, while both can do the job I might still go for the Asus. In terms of speed, memory, software, etc. both computers are monsters. For all the amazing work Apple have done with the new M1 chips, and I do think it's stunning what they have started, I am not sold on their integrated GPU. It's definitely WAY BETTER that integrated GPUs with Intel and AMD chips, but are they on the level of high-end Nvidia graphics cards? I'm not so sure. Will they eventually get there? Most likely, but I feel like they still need to allow for a dedicated card to be installed if desired. On just about all other fronts the M1 macs have opened the eyes of a lot of people. Speed, power, yet longer battery life while running cooler using less wattage. At some point Intel and AMD will need to address over heating and loud fans, not to mention better battery life and not losing power when the power brick is unplugged. So Apple is close, and for a lot of creatives the 14inch MacBook Pro with M1 Pro chip will be the sweet spot. It's a darn near perfect machine minus a few things here and there.
Dedicated graphics will kill battery life my man. You are still thinking of the old computing paradigm. It’s so 1990s. It’s 2021 buddy, the world is starting to wake up to the fact that most people don’t need dedicated graphics.
What people want is performance/watt so they can have a workstation running on batteries without sounding like a jet engine.
Time to move on
@RunForPeace 2020 yes, most people dont need dedicated cards. Instead, they need a laptop which costs thousands of dollars and not have that dedicated gpu 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@kalimullah823 you know in time the cost will come down. Mbp performance will costs the price of MBA in due time.
MacBook Air costs $899 on sale atm. Tell me which igpu have the same performance as m1 MBA?
Thousands of dollars?!? What have you been smoking?
I know you like to hate but maybe think beyond your tiny brain and have an open mind.
Maybe you just like to buy a very long cord and never move your laptop away from the wall plug but that’s on you. Let others enjoy their … laptop … so they can use their laptop on their lap and away from the wall socket.
@RunForPeace 2020 the item in discussion here is macbook pro m1. And its base model costs around 2.5 thousand ... which is plural, i.e thousands... Isnt it?
And how is a macbook air gonna solve the dedicated gpu need?
@RunForPeace 2020 and you want people to wait till MBP costs around 900 dollars?... and i aint no hater. I own an MBP 14". I just aint a fangirl . I can call a spade a spade.
Why does the mac webcam looks like a cartoon? 6:01
i dont think its the best idea to pack OLED in notebooks. the studio and vivobook pro x lineups look great, but those displays definetly will face burn ins one day. asus recommands to auto hide the taskbar (even in windows 11 it is not smooth at all) and pixel shift seems kinda annoying and noticeable. too many compromises, sadly
the mini led can also have burn in if used all the time in its hdr 1000 nit mode
@@Tigerex966 do you watch hdr movies all day? 🤣
You are creating some fantasy scenarios
There’s a reason why apple made their screen with high nits only on hdr content (in the specific part of the screen that is showing hdr content).
Specifically designed for content creators and movie watchers
Other manufacturers will never be able to do that, hence they will always have burn issues.
@@RunForPeace-hk1cu no I do not.
I was just giving a different perspective.
Thanks for the comment.
@@Tigerex966 your perspective is a flawed perspective without providing the complete picture. Highly misleading in giving people the wrong impression that burnin issue is a real problem on Apple mini led display, which is factually untrue. Perhaps on other led/miniled display it’s possible, but highly unlikely on apple mini led unless someone purposely abuse the display to make it an issue.
Nah burn in isn’t even an issue anymore. And no, you can’t notice pixel shift with general usage. By the time burn in occurs (if it does) the laptop would be obsolete anyway.
👍🏼
It's 500 nits except with HDR content.
I am readapting to a more nomadic life, so nothing can beat the Macbook Battery that is a priority every time and not compromising on quality and efficiency and performance either. I will never turn to another laptop, Viva la Macbook!
Yeah, its a no brainer for that lifestyle!
The Asus also comes in an IPS panel.
macbook pro 👊🏻
Screen flex? Seriously? When does it matter?
Asus has made the real workstation laptop. Macbook pro is overrated because it has an entry level integrated graphics card which is equal to gtx 1650
You should not spend that high on a laptop. Build yourself a true workstation customized to your own needs for the price of Macbook Pro. Portable laptops don't tend to last long due to integrated chip system. if one goes wrong, the entire rig is damaged. Get a under 1500 portable laptop, and don't waste on a portable device that last less than 4years. Get yourself a NVIDIA / AMD GPU and either Intel or AMD CPU. Apple made their silicon chips, so no one else but them can repair their own system. Don't support companies that think about themselves over their customers.
asus proart ofc, ez
The MacBook Pro has a custom ARM design chip, custom purpose-specific cores, custom GPU design, new advanced speaker and microphone system, the best trackpad (as always), the best monitor regarding nits and color accuracy and at 120hz, and so on. It's also lighter by 300 grams, and has a battery that lasts far longer (2 to 5 times as much!). It also has better performance (up to double). Plus it's made from metal. What's the "technical innovation" on the Asus? The dial?
Apple nails it on hardware point. But it lacks on software/apps ecosystem availability. Price wise they should be affordable. If they are moving to services based revenue then they need lower hardware prices. Mass adoption will lead to more services revenue. That's where windows kills them
@@mrppsr4731 macos have the best apps and os, and companies are eager to port their apps to arm, and the ecosystem is neat when using apple products, I like having 0 bloatware in my machine, and I don't have to pay for any service to use my machine fully
There is a version of the ProArt 16 that has 5900hx, 64gb RAM, 3070 8GB, 100% DCI-P3 16:10 aspect ratio 120hz, 2TB (2x1TB in RAID) for $2399. $3499 M1 Max has half the RAM, half the SSD, 3050ti/3060 mobile level graphics on average. Where it outdoes the aforementioned config of ProArt 16: will likely run cooler and quieter, will have longer battery life (although if you give the M1 Max a max workload and run it non-stop at that workload, it would only last about 1.5 hrs. Medium workloads, it may go 5 hours. This will probably be better than what the ProArt 16 can do. For video playback and web browsing, you may be able to get around 8 hours with ProArt 16, and maybe 10 hours on M1 Max, no matter what Apple claims. For video editing professionals or musicians, those who value and have a proven need for full performance unplugged and they are on the go and away from a power outlet enough of the time, they may value the M1 Max for the quieter, cooler and somewhat longer battery life under moderate to heavy loads, especially if they do not wish to spend time optimizing and configuring Windows or Linux to get the ProArt 16 running like butter. They just want something they can turn on, install apps and get to it. If you want x86 virtualization, gaming, 3d rendering and other workloads that the M1 Max may not have purpose built accelerators to be most performant, and/or if you want to work with 100% Adobe RGB color space, the ability the replace the battery, RAM, upgrade dual NVME drives, then the ProArt 16 is for you. the savings is also considerable.
Once M1 Max ram is broken, then you cannot replace it. Buy a new one 3500 dollars or let it go.
M1 Max forever cant broken id broken thats mean USA die!
Gigabyte Aero 15 OLED has better features, less cheaper than Asus ProArt
The thin bezels on the Macbook mean nothing when you have a notch. Absolutely ridiculous having a notch on a laptop.
For $1199 get the Acer 17 inch powerhouse gamer, 1440p will kill anything Apple for things I do, running real, DEMANDING games.
Intel Core i7 13700H (1.8GHz)
16GB DDR5 RAM
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Graphics Card 8GB VRAM
1TB SSD
QHD LED-backlit IPS NVIDIA G-SYNC 165Hz Display
DLSS3 with Nvidia exclusive AI-powered frame generation. RT better than anyone. Apple doesn't even know what AI/Tensor cores or RT or resizable BAR or Direct Storage are. DirectX 12 Ultimate and auto HDR.
The apps have not been optimised for Macs. I would rather stay out of them for the next 5yrs or so.
Asus always it's my option.
Oh how could you jump right over the screens! That's my main selling point in finding something better than the "xdr". Proart has everything from a 2.5k oled, to a apparently 'pretty great' stereoscopic 3d oled, to a 4k 120hz oled. They're FAR BETTER in the dark thanks to ASUS having some of the first 'HDR True Black' certification for screens in laptops. While 1000 nits is better for bright environments, there is no comparison in mid-low to no light environments. HDR True Black 400 and 600 focus on the color and detail that's lost in all that inky blackness that an OLED brings. Suddenly you can see the detail in a dark scene. Ever watch something on Netflix and the 'scary' or 'mysterious' scene was just a mess of dark grey and brown splotches? This will show you the world at night. 1000 nits is just a ridiculous figure and a benchmark they go for to sell screens. It's outright painful to watch a dark background with bright lights at 1000, it's almost like looking at headlights or a nice flashlight at night. Sustained 600 nits is what people don't know they actually want. Peak 1000 nits is useless unless you're watching sunsets on your screen in the mid-day sun of Jamaican beaches. The color accuracy is totally unknown between these screens. ASUS just goes for the standard color gamut.
Hi!
I am just looking for a laptop with the best screen!
I have two in mind which are available in my country..one is the asus vivobook 16 pro with 3.2k 120hz oled and other is asus flow x16 with a mini led...can you suggest me which one will have a better screen quality?
Asus is way better
Macbook Poo & Asus PooArt
I’m looking at e-waste 🤓
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@@ko-Daegu Look at the build quality on the Asus.
I hate the greedy Apple company
So you are simple guy?😏😂🤣
bro is apple fanboy
mac is awesome
unless you do unreal, unity, and vr/game dev in general.
@@GregDeocampoogle they are great at games also, what r u talking about?? I bet u don’t have one to speak like that
@@juap i just bought 12 16" for the engineers on my team who wanted one. and i enjoy my 13" for writing. my favorite apple product is their stock of which i own.... well let's just say a lot. it's not a great gaming platform. apple doesn't want to be. they want gaming to be ios style gaming. i'm talking metaverse gaming. cyberpunk 2077 style dense complicated interactive, ultimately procedural.
@@juap do YOU own one or even game? :)
@@juap are you serious
No coin for apple.
You are clearly an apple fanboy. How a pysical camera can be less safe than mac just because you believe apple is privacy focused company. This claim "apple is privacy focused company" is already ridiculus but when you have a malware how your apple will help?
Silicone vs. Silicon are 2 very different things. Apple does not use Silicone in their machines but their system on chip is built from Silicon wafers produced by TSMC. There is no such thing as a computer with Apple Silicone, unless you find a Mac Mini that has a body enhancement. 🤣🤣🤣
If you use adobe softwares, you are not a creative person, you are slave to the system.
ASUS is cheap plastic crap compared to the all metal Mac- why do PC manufacturers insist on surrounding the keyboard in plastic? It’s not even in the same league as a Mac, sorry.
It's metal
Very small ears. You know what the means. Female to Male.
you only still get a laptop with x86 in 2021 if you are A SUS
"in 2021" yeah cuz everyone is using ARM today
also it's x86_64 or Amd64
How much ASUS pay you? That laptop can’t even compare to a MacBook… came on, please don’t turn you Chanel into an undercover ads
ofc there had to be at least 1 fanboy comment ^^
This comparission is more than fair especially since it points out the flaws and pros of both products. It also displays in what use cases which device will be better for different customers.
Legit, I have no idea how people can make comments like this under videos that are sp ectremly objective like this one.
@@bohomazdesign725 because they are the very definition of fan boy.