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Our review of the new MacBook Pros are here!
— nilay patel (@reckless) October 29, 2021
- M1 Max 16 is the fastest laptop we've ever tested in creative tasks
- M1 Pro 16 went *16 hours* during a normal workday on battery
- Extra GPUs on the Max not worth the battery hit if you don't need them https://t.co/GJjuHD9GKP
By this logic, aren't our hands also already on our phones too? We touch it way before we look at it. https://t.co/RiprVp8w1s
— Shubham Agarwal (@phonesoldier) October 29, 2021
But I’ll say this. The battery life on these are great but the fine print is bonkers. Settings to get to 21 hours:
— Joanna Stern (@JoannaStern) October 29, 2021
- M1 Pro chip
- Brightness at 50%
- Wi-Fi off
- True Tone off
- Ambient light sensor off
- Keyboard backlight off
- Downloaded video in Apple TV app
"We make the world’s best touch computer on an iPad. It’s totally optimized for that. And the Mac is totally optimized for indirect input. We haven’t really felt a reason to change that."
— Ray Wong (@raywongy) October 29, 2021
Apple's "explanation-not-an-explanation"
GJ @JoannaStern tho! https://t.co/9n6FB8x1Ep
Return of the Mac (tax)
— Dieter Bohn (@backlon) October 29, 2021
Greed for speed
Ummm... nope. It's opposite actually.
— Abhishek Baxi (@baxiabhishek) October 29, 2021
My phone is in my palm and a finger can move to a fingerprint sensor without much travel.
On a laptop, my hand is either on the edge of the lid whole opening or on trackpad/keyboard far from the fingerprint sensor. https://t.co/JUetmSXEEv
"We have escaped from Dongletown" is one of the better product review lines I've read @reckless @mcsquared96 https://t.co/4staEyBeHA
— Nat Bullard (@NatBullard) October 29, 2021
Our MacBook Pro review is here! Check out our video to see me nerd about benchmarks for several minutes and stare concernedly at laptop screens https://t.co/5J0UuORGA2
— Monica Chin (@mcsquared96) October 29, 2021
I'd argue the the other way: Face ID makes sense on laptops over Touch ID, while for phones Touch ID makes more sense than Face. On a phone for SURE your thumb is already near screen. On laptop my fingers aren't always near upper right corner of keyboard https://t.co/3hUqkK04Er
— ben (@bencsin) October 29, 2021
Really it’s because you can unlock the Mac with your watch but they won’t admit that ?? https://t.co/cKCadoCe0n
— Deirra | Network Engineer & Content Creator??? (@ccieby30) October 29, 2021
Hands are not always on the phone when you hold them, so no TouchID on phones guys https://t.co/vGr3fZlEZE
— Prakhar Khanna (@Parkyprakhar) October 29, 2021
It’s here: @reckless, @mcsquared96, and Alix Diaconis have reviewed the new MacBook Pros.
— Dieter Bohn (@backlon) October 29, 2021
They’re great. Expensive, but great.https://t.co/ySqHXKfy4z
Then put it back on the phone. Please. https://t.co/1JjZoDWNMX
— ?? CLEVER HALLOWEEN NAME ?? (@ken_wheeler) October 29, 2021
Now that the new MacBook Pros are nearly perfect and fix pretty much everything we’ve complained about, what do the future of the MacBook look like?
— Joanna Stern (@JoannaStern) October 29, 2021
Touchscreens? Water resistance? I asked Apple. My review of the new MacBook Pros: https://t.co/atsZQ7w72w
man what i really hate about using my laptop is opening it up every day and then picking my face and having to put it in front of it https://t.co/0wgrlRr5vJ
— laura calabazas (@freezydorito) October 29, 2021
Apple claims 21 hours of battery life on the new 16-inch MacBook Pros.
— Joanna Stern (@JoannaStern) October 29, 2021
Someone had to test it.
My video review: https://t.co/atsZQ7w72w pic.twitter.com/oMOZLHk6Iv
oh man, this is a laaaaame answer. We all know the real one: Apple won’t make a laptop lid thick enough to house all the components. I’m guessing they’re waiting for the tech to downsize enough to make it happen, they’re CLEARLY preparing people with that notch. https://t.co/i7BwHgmYH8
— David Ruddock (@RDRv3) October 29, 2021
Look, Apple does some great things, but it often just says nonsense too that it later pretends it never said e.g. why no phones with big screens (ergonomics!).
— Daniel Rubino (@Daniel_Rubino) October 29, 2021
Who remembers Schiller's insanely dumb comment about why no Qi on iPhone 5 after Nokia did it with Lumia 920? https://t.co/8nQSAUFl0m pic.twitter.com/epG5u8CX2m
Umm. Respectfully disagree. Anyone who has used Windows Hello, which logs you in instantly upon opening the lid, would likely agree facial log-in > finger-based biometrics. https://t.co/lm5UHhS0go
— Ben Bajarin (@BenBajarin) October 29, 2021
by this logic touch ID should come back to the phone too, my literal entire hand is on my iphone and i have to unlock with my face?? https://t.co/pJrhkae42I
— Owen Williams ⚡ (@ow) October 29, 2021
I use my phone with my hand! It’s literally called “touch screen”. https://t.co/BNVU3FByQ7
— Vishwanath Seshagiri (@__vishwanath__) October 29, 2021
I just checked the wordcount on the review and it’s over 4000 words that’s a lot of
— Dieter Bohn (@backlon) October 29, 2021
…
MacBook Prosehttps://t.co/ySqHXKfy4z
My hand is literally *holding my entire phone* when I sit there staring at it to use Face ID.
— Andrew Martonik (@andrewmartonik) October 29, 2021
wut https://t.co/22apwHBKzj
애플 M1 프로, M1 맥스 씨네벤치 결과 궁금했는데 버지 리뷰에 있군요
— lunamoth (@lunamoth) October 29, 2021
Apple MacBook Pro 14 and 16 (2021) review: return to form - The Verge https://t.co/6eKgIdF245 pic.twitter.com/CE5RqW8Zuf
Apple MacBook Pro 14 and 16 review: return to form https://t.co/TCgzDHM5cm pic.twitter.com/lbbpasV0Cx
— The Verge (@verge) October 29, 2021
The Verge의 애플 맥북 프로 14 및 16 리뷰: "원래 상태로 돌아가," 평점 9.5/10
— Wan Ki Choi (@wkchoi) October 29, 2021
[장점]
- 믿을 수 없는 성능
- 아름다운 디스플레이
- 마침내 '동글타운'에서 도피해
[단점]
- 비싸
- 불합리한 램 가격
- 요전히 애플 GPU 아이디어에 뒤처져 손이 미치기 시작한 SW 생태계https://t.co/5Ap8dWhCa7
our MacBook Pro 14- and 16-inch reviews are live. "The 16-inch MacBook Pro with the M1 Pro ran for 16 hours on its battery during continuous use, making it the longest-lasting laptop we’ve ever tested."
— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) October 29, 2021
Sixteen
Hours
16
hours
?https://t.co/v4R1M2oe2e pic.twitter.com/WwYF8TSKYU
Apple MacBook Pro 14 and 16 review: return to form https://t.co/FL3ROCpvAf “Absurd RAM pricing” is being sensational (at best) since it does not account for an entirely different RAM model. While $800 for 16->64, a Dell (base=8GB) is $400 excl. discrete GPU you’d add and upgrade.
— Steven Sinofsky – stevesi.eth (@stevesi) October 29, 2021
Also this review is going to cost me $2,500, so never mind, gadget reviews are stupid https://t.co/nZ23ABoYU9
— David Pierce (@pierce) October 29, 2021
??? so true. https://t.co/38Q6a0pbF0 pic.twitter.com/yJjkwmGWUV
— Jeff Lawson (@jeffiel) October 29, 2021
"We have escaped from Dongletown" is one of the better product review lines I've read @reckless @mcsquared96 https://t.co/4staEyBeHA
— Nat Bullard (@NatBullard) October 29, 2021