On its sides, you'll find a much more generous variety of ports for all your high-end editing and charging needs. It's also slightly wider and longer than last year's model, owing in part to the new larger screen size. Memory and storage options max out at 32GB and 8TB, respectively, and, yes, you will pay handsomely for that privilege.Īt 3.5 pounds, the 14-inch model is only half a pound heavier than 2020's 13-inch M1 MacBookPro but somehow I did notice that additional heft. The 14-inch M1 Pro MacBook Pro comes in two colors, space gray and silver, as well as two primary configurations:Ĩ-core CPU, 14-core GPU with 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD storage ($2,000)ġ0-core CPU, 16-core GPU with 16GB RAM and 1TB SSD storage ($2,500) And that's a good thing.īut first things first - let's talk models and pricing.
Others have found its relative boxiness and prominent legs to be somewhat "charming." I stand firmly in that latter camp, as my general impression of this new MacBook Pro is one of utility and not ultraportable luxury. Some colleagues have remarked at how "ugly" the space gray 14-inch model I'm currently toting everywhere is, preferring instead the slim and sleek builds of Apple's recent past. The reaction to seeing one of these new, aluminum-encased MacBook Pros in person has varied from person to person in my short time with it.
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