Apple’s 14-inch MacBook Pro can be as fast and give as much to users as the 16-inch MacBook Pro — with some caveats
The historical model of larger MacBook Pros has meant more performance in a larger chassis. In the past, the physically bigger 16-inch MacBook Pro would have a higher-end selection of processors than the 13-inch counterpart, as well as more memory options, and a discrete GPU to lean on.
With the onset of Apple Silicon, Apple threw away its old “bigger is better” playbook.
As the M1-equipped 13-inch MacBook Pro continues to be sold as a more entry-level offering, and the M1 MacBook Air is nearly as fast, the 14-inch MacBook Pro is the true start of the “Pro” level for users.
But this comes at a cost. That cost is relative, of course.
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