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Apple MacBook Pro 14.2" M1 Pro 10-Core CPU 16-Core GPU 16GB RAM 1TB SSD / 16" Model £1,499 + 2YR Warranty
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Apple MacBook Pro 14.2" M1 Pro 10-Core CPU 16-Core GPU 16GB RAM 1TB SSD / 16" Model £1,499 + 2YR Warranty

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m1 pro chip with 10core cpu and 16core gpu plus 1tb of storage.

16"

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Features- Apple M1 Pro chip for a massive leap in CPU, GPU and machine learning performance
- 16-core Neural Engine for up to 5x faster machine learning performance3
- Longer battery life, up to 17 hours1
- Stunning 14-inch Liquid Retina XDR display with extreme dynamic range and contrast ratio

MacBook Pro. Supercharged for pros.
The new MacBook Pro delivers game-changing performance for pro users. With the powerful M1 Pro to supercharge pro-level workflows while getting amazing battery life.1 And with an immersive 14-inch Liquid Retina XDR display and an array of pro ports, you can do more than ever with MacBook Pro.2

Additional Features
  • 1080p FaceTime HD camera with advanced image signal processor for sharper video calls
  • Six-speaker sound system with force-cancelling woofers
  • Studio-quality three-microphone array captures your voice more clearly
  • Three Thunderbolt 4 ports, HDMI port, SDXC card slot, headphone jack, MagSafe 3 port
  • Next-generation Wi-Fi 6 for faster connectivity
  • Backlit Magic Keyboard with Touch ID for secure unlock and payments
  • macOS Monterey lets you connect, share and create like never before, with exciting new FaceTime updates and a redesigned Safari
  • Available in space grey and silver
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  1. BrianButterfield's avatar
    Dewfinately go for the 16 inch model, I have both of them sitting here and it makes a hell of a difference.
    radu.sebi's avatar
    It all depends on how it is used, isn't it? If portability is the priority, then the smaller one wins.
  2. mcsmik's avatar
    I have this very spec and it’s a beast of a laptop. It’s amazing for any kind of work. Nothing seems to slow it down. For that price it’s a steal 
    Subsh's avatar
    do you use things like vmware, parallels and dual boot kind of virtual machine kind of linux/windows use with?
  3. vassy4u's avatar
    It was cheaper earlier this year. No time machine but surely price will drop further to clear stock
    Mentos's avatar
    Wasn’t that the 512GB? I thought the 1TB was £1399
    last time aswell?
  4. TerryT's avatar
    the 1TB SSD on one of these is the deal maker here, for anyone interested.

    It's years old and there's M4 on the horizon, but when we first went from Intel to M1, that jump was huge. This thing will be a powerhouse for creatives; running stuff like Davinci Resolve or Adobe AE barely breaking a sweat and long battery life. It is more nuanced than 'M1 is nearly three generations ago'. This jump was gigantic.

    I am tempted by this, to upgrade my M1 Air 256GB, but I am planning to go all-in at the next M4 series; strictly because I want to run local LLMs (like llama3) to make next gen software, and I want to run full powered nanite and lumen in Unreal Engine 5. In these two cases, at least, the M4 will blow away this M1... but for web, email, 4K editing, motion graphics, photoshop etc - I don't think M1 vs M3 (or 4) matters as much as some say. For anyone not doing specific tasks that benefit hugely from recent upgrades, I don't think any other laptop is better value than M1 series Macbooks with decent storage. (edited)
    maranthony's avatar
    Got M1 few months back, was an upgrade from 16” intel and it’s incredible for normal day to day use. I also tried Final Cut recently and it’s lightning fast. If you’re waiting for M4 id suggest go with pro models. Air up until now hasn’t come with fans and my research suggest it throttles when put under stress. Pro no doubt is heavy but performance is just unbelievable compared to Intel Macs. Best decision I made going with M1 Mac, specially 16”.
  5. ajcroskery's avatar
    Tempted but I think I’d need this to be cheaper to get one with a processor from two generations ago.
    ajcroskery's avatar
    PS But thank you for posting! 
  6. Akahn66's avatar
    Old CPU. Especially for £1400.
  7. ChippyBG's avatar
    It's not a slow machine by any means, I have a 16" and it's great, but I would expect 3-4yo tech to be under a grand now.
  8. Subsh's avatar
    16 gbyte ram, can I believe my eyes?
  9. RhyseC's avatar
    This or M3 16gb 512gb air?
    Solee's avatar
    If you really want to go with Apple then the M3.
  10. Stitch123's avatar
    I’m guessing the 16” at the price in the title is the 512gb model? (edited)
    BaelinTheFisherman's avatar
    yes and also not the greatest price, they had them up for 1299 before
  11. crack_shot's avatar
    I would wait for the tandem oled version which is probably months away
    greenant's avatar
    Expect they’ll be good but add £1000 to this deal. 
  12. chenzz's avatar
    still trying to find out how the actual improve it will be from M1 to M4.
    like, in practice, how faster will Davinci Resolve render a 10 minute 1080p video on a M4 iPad Pro comparing with a M1 iPad Pro?
  13. graham_tod's avatar
    Yes this is a lot for an m1 got m2 for same refurb from curry’s 7 months ago. Not being critical just better deals out there for a m2 pro 14
  15. chrisb101's avatar
    OOS
  16. maranthony's avatar
    Got the 16” model with Costco in December. If you’re in two minds pull the trigger, you won’t regret it. Best machine I’ve had in a very long time.
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