In a YouTube channel episode, THE ROCO tested the MacBook Pro 16 on the M2 Max, comparing it to the MacBook on the M1 Pro processor. How big is the difference between them?
The blog talked about their impressions after three weeks of using the MacBook Pro 16 with M2 Max. From the changes in the MacBook Pro 16 – support for Bluetooth 5.3 and Wi-Fi 6.0. The data transfer rate over Wi-Fi has really increased: You can see this by looking at the images below.
The new product uses HDMI 2.1 instead of HDMI 2.0, allowing you to display images up to 8K or 4K 240 Hz. The card reader is also faster (see images below).
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The display of the new MacBook Pro 16 has not changed at all.
The most surprising thing about the new laptop is its autonomy. The Mac, which provides 50-60% brightness while surfing the web in the browser, can last for 8-10 hours without being charged. After running various tests in benchmarks, the leader had about 30% charge at the end of the day. This is because the new processor has two energy-efficient cores. You can see the test results below.
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The main drawback of the MacBook Pro 16 is its keyboard. It is small and inconvenient: when using it, you constantly miss Enter and Shift with your fingers. But what is meant is the UK version of the MacBook: the best keyboard is the American one.
The performance of the MacBook Pro 16 with M2 Max has really increased and doubled. If you are creating a variety of content and often working with large and heavy projects, you may not have enough power because it is better not to get the M1 Pro or M2 Pro. For such tasks, the M2 Max is more suitable.
Source: Ferra
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