Apple MacBook Pro M2 Review: All The Details On Increased Power And Battery Life Of Apple’s Top Laptop
Updated chips give already great 14in model a boost but the hefty price hike stings
The new Apple M2 Pro chip upgrade for the MacBook Pro increases the performance and battery life of an already excellent machine. It comes with a sizable price increase, making it more expensive outside of the US than its predecessor. The laptop is made from 30% recycled materials, has repair manuals available, and can be repaired by Apple or specialist mechanics. The 14in model starts at £2149 ($1,999/A$3,199) while 16in models start at £2699 ($2,499/A$3,999). It is powerful and features great speakers as well as a miniLED Promotion screen which offers longer battery life compared to other laptops on the market. However it does not have USB-A ports or Face ID which may be disappointing for some users.
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