The M2 MacBook Pro lasted me over 16 and a half hours of consistent use around medium brightness. The M1 Pro 14-incher gave me around 10 hours. The M1 Pro 14-incher gave me around 10 hours.
On the inside, both the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros ship with Apple's M2 Pro and M2 Max processors that offer significant performance boosts over the last-gen chips. The M2 Pro SoC comes with a 10-core or 12-core CPU, 16-core or 19-core GPU, and up to 32GB of unified memory with 200GB/s of bandwidth. It has 40 billion transistors, which is14” vs 16” MacBook Pro $2499, which one? Help. Curious, I’m debating which one to get. 14” MacBook Pro M1 Pro with 1TB = $1999. Or. 16” MacBook Pro M1 Pro with 512gb = $1999. Which one would you buy and why? Your opinion matters for the upcoming travel month for me heading to conferences. Also, I’m a dev and video edit occasionally.
It’s not really like 14/13 vs 16 where you have performance differences. I don’t know what else you can do except trying out a 14 inch one at some store or from a friend for a while and seeing how you like it. It’s still a minor difference from 13.3 and won’t matter much I think. 2.The latest 14-inch MacBook Pro models can be customized with the same specs as the new 16-inch machine. A 14-inch MacBook Pro with M2 Max, 96GB of unified memory, and 8TB SSD is priced at