The Liquid Retina XDR display uses mini-LED technology, and it’s capable of 1,600 nits of brightness at its peak and 1,000 nits of sustained brightness when viewing HDR content. Then there’s the excellent color and image quality. And the lower refresh rates kick in when there’s less happening on screen, helping preserve battery. Scrolling is buttery smooth, and on-screen motion is very fluid. It can dial it up to a maximum of 120Hz (versus 60Hz on every other laptop Apple makes) and when it does, it’s oh-so-satisfying. It uses a lot of technology that makes it stand out, starting with ProMotion, a feature that varies the refresh rate based on what’s happening on screen. The new 14-inch MacBook Pro sitting on the older 15-inch MacBook Pro that was discontinued in 2019.Īpple’s laptops have lagged behind the rest of the industry with the displays, but that finally changes with the MacBook Pro. It’s a stark contrast to the previous design, and it conveys a sense that Apple paid attention to the little details. When it’s closed, you notice that the edges are rounded so the laptop doesn’t dig into your hand. The 100 percent recycled aluminum case has a smoothness that feels like it has a silky coating (it’s not a coating). While Apple silicon computers are much better at handling RAM than their Intel predecessors, you should still get the most you can afford when you place your order.) 14-inch MacBook Pro: Design and enclosureĪfter opening the box and taking the wraps off the MacBook Pro, “luxurious.” is the first word that came to mind as I held the laptop in my hands. (You can’t upgrade the RAM after purchase, since it’s built into the SoC. This laptop is a custom configuration of the $2,499 model with 32GB of RAM instead of 16GB, which increases the price to $2,899. 10-core CPU (eight performance cores and two efficiency cores).
This 14-inch MacBook Pro I tested has the following specifications: The 14-inch MacBook Pro is available in Silver or Space Gray.
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