B&H Photo Video has
Apple MacBook Pro 16.2" M1 Max Chip Laptop (Late 2021 Model) on sale for
$2,799.
Shipping is free.
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Available colors:Product Features:
- 16.2" 3456 x 2234 Liquid Retina XDR Mini-LED Display up to 120Hz, 1080p FaceTime HD Camera
- Apple M1 Max Chip 10-Core CPU / 32-Core GPU / 16-Core Neural Engine
- 4TB Proprietary Apple NVMe Solid State Drive
- 64GB Unified RAM
- 78-Key Backlit Magic Keyboard w/ Force Touch Trackpad
- Touch ID Fingerprint Sensor
- 6x Spatial Sound Speakers (w/ Dolby Atmos support) + 1x Subwoofer | 3x Built-in Microphones
- WiFi 6 (802.11ax MU-MIMO) | Bluetooth 5.0
- MacOS
- Ports:
- 3x Thunderbolt 4 (w/ DisplayPort & 100W Power Delivery support)
- 1x HDMI 2.0 (output)
- 3.5 mm Headphone Jack (output)
- Memory Card Slot (SD/SDHC/SDXC)
- Weight: 4.8 lbs
- 100Wh Lithium Polymer Battery
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And I don't know about you, but I wouldn't want to be running an unpatched, unsupported OS...especially in this day and age. Given it's two years old, and Apple *loves* to render old systems unsupported...you'll get more mileage out of a newer system.
Whereas in Microsoft-land, Windows 10 will have been supported an entire decade when it reaches end-of-life in 2025. It's really hard to say that about any Apple product.
To most people except those that need every bit of performance, the differences between the M1 Max and M3 Max model aren't worth $2400. But you do you.
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The only option I have for my Ipad is to give it away for recycling for which I will be paid 0 dollars. No trade in options to even upgrade.
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The only option I have for my Ipad is to give it away for recycling for which I will be paid 0 dollars. No trade in options to even upgrade.
For a tip top spec MacBook this is near as good as it ganna get. Been waiting for a great 16" deal. Will have to look into that PWM flickering the earlier poster said though
Other than having extra M&Ms, there's a sizeable increase in performance in the new ones -- and Apple is notorious for ending support for older (fully usable) hardware. One can only assume it's to drive new sales.
Also, this model has the most expensive version of Applecare, a $400 two-year extension to your warranty.
Other than having extra M&Ms, there's a sizeable increase in performance in the new ones -- and Apple is notorious for ending support for older (fully usable) hardware. One can only assume it's to drive new sales.
Also, this model has the most expensive version of Applecare, a $400 two-year extension to your warranty.
Having said all that, I did purchase the 32GB/1TB SSD version of this and although it is FAST, and awesome, and the screen is beautiful... every day I use it, I kind of wish I'd gone with the 14" screen. It's big and bulky and heavy and not easy to carry around in terms of sheer form factor. I'm into lifting weights and I'm not a small guy by any means so when I say it's heavy, I don't mean it in a literal sense like I have trouble picking it up; it just comes down to basic portability and comfort and ease of use; unless I'm on the sofa with it on my lap, if I want to just use it on-the-go it tends to be kind of uncomfortable. It's harder to grab it with one hand and move it around. Because it's so large and bottom heavy I constantly worry about damaging it or banging it against something unintentionally. I would say if you mostly work at a desk and don't intend to use it like a laptop, then it is PERFECT. But if you want to carry it around your house, use it in bed, feel more "carefree" moving it around and using it -- then definitely consider the 14". I have a 13" Windows laptop for work, and it's definitely easier to move around and it's kind of amazing how much bulkier and less portable the Macbook feels by comparison.
But the screen is gorgeous, and every time I'm using it at my home office desk, I'm floored by the performance and the screen and speaker quality. It was my first Macbook, and overall I think I made a good choice, but I have considered reselling it and just getting a Pro model with a 14" screen.
And I don't know about you, but I wouldn't want to be running an unpatched, unsupported OS...especially in this day and age. Given it's two years old, and Apple *loves* to render old systems unsupported...you'll get more mileage out of a newer system.
Whereas in Microsoft-land, Windows 10 will have been supported an entire decade when it reaches end-of-life in 2025. It's really hard to say that about any Apple product.
Having said all that, I did purchase the 32GB/1TB SSD version of this and although it is FAST, and awesome, and the screen is beautiful... every day I use it, I kind of wish I'd gone with the 14" screen. It's big and bulky and heavy and not easy to carry around in terms of sheer form factor. I'm into lifting weights and I'm not a small guy by any means so when I say it's heavy, I don't mean it in a literal sense like I have trouble picking it up; it just comes down to basic portability and comfort and ease of use; unless I'm on the sofa with it on my lap, if I want to just use it on-the-go it tends to be kind of uncomfortable. It's harder to grab it with one hand and move it around. Because it's so large and bottom heavy I constantly worry about damaging it or banging it against something unintentionally. I would say if you mostly work at a desk and don't intend to use it like a laptop, then it is PERFECT. But if you want to carry it around your house, use it in bed, feel more "carefree" moving it around and using it -- then definitely consider the 14". I have a 13" Windows laptop for work, and it's definitely easier to move around and it's kind of amazing how much bulkier and less portable the Macbook feels by comparison.
But the screen is gorgeous, and every time I'm using it at my home office desk, I'm floored by the performance and the screen and speaker quality. It was my first Macbook, and overall I think I made a good choice, but I have considered reselling it and just getting a Pro model with a 14" screen.
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