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12th Apr

About this item

Apple M1 Pro or M1 Max chip for a massive leap in CPU, GPU and machine learning performance
Up to 10-core CPU delivers up to 3.7x faster performance to fly through pro workflows quicker than ever
Up to 32-core GPU with up to 13x faster performance for graphics-intensive apps and games
16-core Neural Engine for up to 11x faster machine learning performance
Longer battery life, up to 17 hours
Up to 64GB of unified memory so everything you do is fast and fluid
Up to 8TB of superfast SSD storage launches apps and opens files in an instant

Stunning 14-inch Liquid Retina XDR display with extreme dynamic range and contrast ratio
1080p FaceTime HD camera with advanced image signal processor for sharper video calls
Six-speaker sound system with force-cancelling woofers

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13th Apr
futura13/04/2022 08:21
Strange that in the past, technology advancements meant that every few …Strange that in the past, technology advancements meant that every few years, you'd get a laptop with twice the power of your last one for around the same cost.Yet now, with Apple, their lead in macbooks have virtually the same specs as around 7 yrs ago for the same price, adjusted for inflation and you have to pay double for an improvement to something like this. Its just pure greed and profiteering

Ok I’ll bite.
2015 MBP:
2.7 GHz dual core
10-hours battery life
Geekbench - single-core 794 multi-core 1720

2015 MBA:
1.6 GHz dual core
9-hour battery life
Geekbench - single-core 668 multi-core 1413

2020 MBA:
3.2 GHz 8-core
15-hour battery life
Geekbench - single-core 1748 multi-core 7762

Specs look a little different to me. (edited)
14th Apr
Truong_Le14/04/2022 15:06
Was this thing battered to death or something? I've been looking at the …Was this thing battered to death or something? I've been looking at the webpage for a number of days now. Never seen anything even close to that price point. Interesting.. You sure it was the 14inch MBPro?

Lol I hope not, but it did mention scratch on top. Will find out tomorrow when it arrives! (edited)
14th Apr
The 16 core gpu is actually equivalent to a 1660ti gpu and is also
an integrated graphic chip. At this price bracket , would you not want to get a dedicated gpu if you are doing serious professional work ?
12th Apr
I really want one of these but just can't justify the cost.

I'm waiting for the Air replacement that's supposedly coming later in the year...although I do really want this 14" screen!
12th Apr
2k for a lappy that clearly has a cracked screen????
12th Apr
malhal12/04/2022 21:18
I highly recommed the current Air, super light, as powerful in single core …I highly recommed the current Air, super light, as powerful in single core as the M1 Ultra and no fans. The next Air looks like it will be for kids.

Hows the lack of ports on this device?
12th Apr
Amazing laptop.

I managed to snag this model at £1999 from Costco. Never seen it go that low again.
13th Apr
cantonbean13/04/2022 10:58
Fair enough. There are some advantages under sustained load of the 13 but …Fair enough. There are some advantages under sustained load of the 13 but absolutely agree. In some ways apple have created their own problem as the M1 Air and Mac Mini are so good for the price. I totally agree. I managed to get the 13 inch Pro for £900 new but it’s definitely not worth the extra at normal RRP unless you are using for video editing or sustained multi threaded workloads (in which case nowadays you should be looking at this model or mac studio instead!).

Agreed. Advantages under sustained load but even then there’s a pad hack by removing the screws off the base of an Air which will sort that out.

It’s a nice problem to have for apple because ultimately the cost to make another change to the design of the chip to manufacture performance difference isn’t worth it for them especially looking at the quantity they sell their laptops at. That’s just wasting profit needlessly and devalues the chip and brand imo. Plus they needed to get developers and co on board. Their intervention and new product line has changed the industry for the better. We can visibly see just how much Intel was stalling over the years with us before AMD came along and now everyone is working at max capacity to give us, the consumer, the absolute best.

The cannibalism of the 13 Pro model line is real and pretty sad in a way to me because the price difference is so huge from the Air to this new 14 inch Pro line up. Though it’s easier to justify with so much more new stuff.
12th Apr
timtim8612/04/2022 20:45
I really want one of these but just can't justify the cost.I'm waiting for …I really want one of these but just can't justify the cost.I'm waiting for the Air replacement that's supposedly coming later in the year...although I do really want this 14" screen!

I highly recommed the current Air, super light, as powerful in single core as the M1 Ultra and no fans. The next Air looks like it will be for kids.
12th Apr
Sheza112/04/2022 22:36
Amazing laptop.I managed to snag this model at £1999 from Costco. Never …Amazing laptop.I managed to snag this model at £1999 from Costco. Never seen it go that low again.

I got it for a bit less via Very but only £50 with cash back and to be honest I’d pay the £50 more if I’d have seen it to get it from Costco. It’s also the sweet spot for the 14 inch model (bar maybe 32GB) as you get great performance and battery. Higher 14 inch Max models thermal throttle and have worse battery. If you want the Max chip need the 16 inch really.

kwl14712/04/2022 23:18
Just fine on my end. Never felt the need for anything more and I’ve been a …Just fine on my end. Never felt the need for anything more and I’ve been able to sit tight on getting a dongle which really doesn’t cost that much or is that much of an inconvenience for a casual user like myself. Most things are on the cloud and on email. I would recommend the Air. I’ve got the pro and it’s nice an all but the Air is significantly cheaper, has the same single core rapid performance of even the M1 ultra and is just as customisable. Sounds great with the speakers. Mics just as good I would say. Don’t listen too much to the marketing crap. Apple wouldn’t sell a compromised experience in their laptop range to this extent. The extra 100 nits between the pro and the air can’t really be seen tbh. Touch Bar is nice to use, I can’t lie but needed extra customisation.

This isn’t that Pro. Whole different level to the Air or Pro 13 performance wise and screen wise. Especially this 10 core model. (edited)
13th Apr
lol how come the 16 inch that was posted a few days ago for only a bit more was freezing lmao
13th Apr
futura13/04/2022 08:21
Strange that in the past, technology advancements meant that every few …Strange that in the past, technology advancements meant that every few years, you'd get a laptop with twice the power of your last one for around the same cost.Yet now, with Apple, their lead in macbooks have virtually the same specs as around 7 yrs ago for the same price, adjusted for inflation and you have to pay double for an improvement to something like this. Its just pure greed and profiteering

Huh? This Macbook has the new M1 CPU which is literally 50 to 100+% faster than the model from the previous year it replaces, not to mention more energy efficient, cooler to run etc. (edited)
13th Apr
Strange that in the past, technology advancements meant that every few years, you'd get a laptop with twice the power of your last one for around the same cost.

Yet now, with Apple, their lead in macbooks have virtually the same specs as around 7 yrs ago for the same price, adjusted for inflation and you have to pay double for an improvement to something like this. Its just pure greed and profiteering
13th Apr
With that much power, you'd only want this for professional work.
13th Apr
cantonbean12/04/2022 23:19
I got it for a bit less via Very but only £50 with cash back and to be …I got it for a bit less via Very but only £50 with cash back and to be honest I’d pay the £50 more if I’d have seen it to get it from Costco. It’s also the sweet spot for the 14 inch model (bar maybe 32GB) as you get great performance and battery. Higher 14 inch Max models thermal throttle and have worse battery. If you want the Max chip need the 16 inch really.This isn’t that Pro. Whole different level to the Air or Pro 13 performance wise and screen wise. Especially this 10 core model.

I wasn’t referring to the 14 inch pro in this deal. I was referring to why I would recommend the MacBook Air and relating to my own experiences with the MacBook 13 Pro.

Obviously yes. Totally different ball game with this 14 inch Pro with the screen upgrade but not with the CPU. Single core it’s on par with the standard M1. It’s very only showing advantage in multi core performance testing and applications like multi core.
13th Apr
Even discounted still a waste of money.
14th Apr
hudealer14/04/2022 10:04
Just ordered one from the warehouse for £1300… 512gb. Thanks OP for di …Just ordered one from the warehouse for £1300… 512gb. Thanks OP for directing me there.

How so?
14th Apr
Looks like a bargain, chuck a dbrand skin on the top and sorted!
14th Apr
wixster13/04/2022 09:05
Huh? This Macbook has the new M1 CPU which is literally 50 to 100+% faster …Huh? This Macbook has the new M1 CPU which is literally 50 to 100+% faster than the model from the previous year it replaces, not to mention more energy efficient, cooler to run etc.

My point is that I bought a MacBook Pro over 7 yrs ago for under £1k with a retina screen and the same priced model now has similar specs and no upgrade in specs. So to achieve any kind of improvement I'd have to fork out double the cost which never used to be the case and certainly isn't the case with other manufacturers
18th Apr
hudealer18/04/2022 17:38
2 hairline scratches on lid, you have to look for it to see it... so very …2 hairline scratches on lid, you have to look for it to see it... so very happy!

Congrats. That is a great deal for you
12th Apr
Truong_Le12/04/2022 22:27
Hows the lack of ports on this device?

I've been fine with 2 ports. I even got this 4k@60hz display port dongle with a USB-C port and power passthrough but haven't really had to use it, sorry can only see it on Ebay USA just now. There is also a full size DP version. I wouldn't recommend HDMI for Macs cause it thinks its a TV. (edited)
12th Apr
Truong_Le12/04/2022 22:27
Hows the lack of ports on this device?

Just fine on my end. Never felt the need for anything more and I’ve been able to sit tight on getting a dongle which really doesn’t cost that much or is that much of an inconvenience for a casual user like myself. Most things are on the cloud and on email. I would recommend the Air. I’ve got the pro and it’s nice an all but the Air is significantly cheaper, has the same single core rapid performance of even the M1 ultra and is just as customisable. Sounds great with the speakers. Mics just as good I would say. Don’t listen too much to the marketing crap. Apple wouldn’t sell a compromised experience in their laptop range to this extent. The extra 100 nits between the pro and the air can’t really be seen tbh. Touch Bar is nice to use, I can’t lie but needed extra customisation.
13th Apr
timtim8612/04/2022 20:45
I really want one of these but just can't justify the cost.I'm waiting for …I really want one of these but just can't justify the cost.I'm waiting for the Air replacement that's supposedly coming later in the year...although I do really want this 14" screen!

Sam boat, although I need to resist getting the new air since I only just got the m1 air early last year. it is more than capable for what I need but if the air gets that new screen (I am doubtful it will), it will be hard to resist getting one. I actually quite like the 13" screen but would love that new edge to edge design.

Truong_Le12/04/2022 22:27
Hows the lack of ports on this device?

Literally never been an issue for me as I have no need to plug it into anything other than power, I have barely used the second port on mine. I'm fortunate enough to have a monitor that supports power and display over a single usb C, so can get it hooked up to a screen and charging and also have my keyboard and mouse pass through to it with a single usb C port. (edited)
13th Apr
timtim8612/04/2022 20:45
I really want one of these but just can't justify the cost.I'm waiting for …I really want one of these but just can't justify the cost.I'm waiting for the Air replacement that's supposedly coming later in the year...although I do really want this 14" screen!

Worth the money. Best laptop I’ve ever owned.

sulylunat13/04/2022 00:13
Sam boat, although I need to resist getting the new air since I only just …Sam boat, although I need to resist getting the new air since I only just got the m1 air early last year. it is more than capable for what I need but if the air gets that new screen (I am doubtful it will), it will be hard to resist getting one. I actually quite like the 13" screen but would love that new edge to edge design.Literally never been an issue for me as I have no need to plug it into anything other than power, I have barely used the second port on mine. I'm fortunate enough to have a monitor that supports power and display over a single usb C, so can get it hooked up to a screen and charging and also have my keyboard and mouse pass through to it with a single usb C port.

No issue for me. I use usbc connectors and have a usbc hub at work. It has a lot more connections than the previous gen. (edited)
13th Apr
Truong_Le12/04/2022 22:27
Hows the lack of ports on this device?

My only complaint is not being able to fit 2 usb C to A adapters at the same time. Apart from that surprisingly the lack of ports has yet to be a issue.
13th Apr
kwl14713/04/2022 09:48
I wasn’t referring to the 14 inch pro in this deal. I was referring to why …I wasn’t referring to the 14 inch pro in this deal. I was referring to why I would recommend the MacBook Air and relating to my own experiences with the MacBook 13 Pro. Obviously yes. Totally different ball game with this 14 inch Pro with the screen upgrade but not with the CPU. Single core it’s on par with the standard M1. It’s very only showing advantage in multi core performance testing and applications like multi core.

Fair enough. There are some advantages under sustained load of the 13 but absolutely agree. In some ways apple have created their own problem as the M1 Air and Mac Mini are so good for the price. I totally agree. I managed to get the 13 inch Pro for £900 new but it’s definitely not worth the extra at normal RRP unless you are using for video editing or sustained multi threaded workloads (in which case nowadays you should be looking at this model or mac studio instead!).
13th Apr
kwl14713/04/2022 11:37
Agreed. Advantages under sustained load but even then there’s a pad hack b …Agreed. Advantages under sustained load but even then there’s a pad hack by removing the screws off the base of an Air which will sort that out. It’s a nice problem to have for apple because ultimately the cost to make another change to the design of the chip to manufacture performance difference isn’t worth it for them especially looking at the quantity they sell their laptops at. That’s just wasting profit needlessly and devalues the chip and brand imo. Plus they needed to get developers and co on board. Their intervention and new product line has changed the industry for the better. We can visibly see just how much Intel was stalling over the years with us before AMD came along and now everyone is working at max capacity to give us, the consumer, the absolute best. The cannibalism of the 13 Pro model line is real and pretty sad in a way to me because the price difference is so huge from the Air to this new 14 inch Pro line up. Though it’s easier to justify with so much more new stuff.

I bought the MBpro 13 thinking it was more inline with the 14 (i.e. standard function keys). My mistake for not being more up-to-date with their offerings. I bought one on the Amazon warehouse deal. The second I opened it and saw the smart keys at the top and the lack of hdmi port on the side, I returned it. Had it opened for a grand total of 2 minutes.

I really wanted to like the thing. Just cant justify paying 900 pounds for a MB air though. I guess I'll just keep waiting..
13th Apr
Truong_Le13/04/2022 11:41
I bought the MBpro 13 thinking it was more inline with the 14 (i.e. …I bought the MBpro 13 thinking it was more inline with the 14 (i.e. standard function keys). My mistake for not being more up-to-date with their offerings. I bought one on the Amazon warehouse deal. The second I opened it and saw the smart keys at the top and the lack of hdmi port on the side, I returned it. Had it opened for a grand total of 2 minutes. I really wanted to like the thing. Just cant justify paying 900 pounds for a MB air though. I guess I'll just keep waiting..

Depends on how many times you use ports for a dongle to inconvenience yourself. Me? I hardly ever use them but when I do, it is not a massive issue for me to smack the dongle into the case and leave it there for when I do. The 14-inch line has the convenience of a native set of ports but there is no USB A ports still and there never will be so you still might need some level of the dongle for redundancy purposes as USB C memory sticks are still a premium over USB A.
13th Apr
Got mine from John Lewis interest free only £50 a month 0% interest no brainer leave the money in the bank
13th Apr
Got this not so long ago. Great deal
13th Apr
micdee13/04/2022 12:42
Even discounted still a waste of money.

How so?
13th Apr
Thanks for the post.

I work as a VA and have been using my faithful 2017 Air for the past three years, its got all the ports, but I honestly don't use them. Had my eye on the Pro 14" as an upgrade. Was thinking to go to JL as someone suggested and take the finance option and their own care package.

Open to any opinions & suggestions .... as most people I speak to frown at the fact that I'm a Mac user
13th Apr
james.pondBzo13/04/2022 04:50
With that much power, you'd only want this for professional work.

~~Want~~ need. There’s plenty I want that I don’t need (edited)
13th Apr
I couldn't stop myself
14th Apr
What’s the resolution, panel type, nits, aspect ratio on this?
14th Apr
Price matched by Currys. Also 5% back if you use Amex
14th Apr
JeanDeLaFontaine14/04/2022 07:01
The 16 core gpu is actually equivalent to a 1660ti gpu and is also[Image] …The 16 core gpu is actually equivalent to a 1660ti gpu and is also[Image] an integrated graphic chip. At this price bracket , would you not want to get a dedicated gpu if you are doing serious professional work ?

I guess it depends on what type of professional work you do. When I worked on projects, even when rendering it was all CPU rather than GPU.
14th Apr
Just ordered one from the warehouse for £1300… 512gb. Thanks OP for directing me there.
14th Apr
Truong_Le14/04/2022 12:13
How so?

From the warehouse, so it's a customer return.
14th Apr
hudealer14/04/2022 14:52
From the warehouse, so it's a customer return.

Was this thing battered to death or something? I've been looking at the webpage for a number of days now. Never seen anything even close to that price point. Interesting.. You sure it was the 14inch MBPro?