Nano-textured display might be MacBook Pro’s best new feature
Adding to its best Mac ever, Apple outdid itself by adding a never-seen-before feature on the MacBook Pro: A nano-textured display.
I put the M4 MacBook Pro's nano-texture display to the test and it's a game-changer
The M4 MacBook Pro's nano-texture display is a game changer because it dramatically cuts down on glare while still delivering a stellar picture. And the viewing angles on this thing are ultra, ultra wide compared to my regular MacBook Pro. Here's why this is the best MacBook for me.
Apple M4 MacBook Pro Review: Faster Than Ever, and the Matte Option Wows
They're significantly faster in some ways, and the nano-texture surface option for the screen keeps the M4 MacBook Pro 14 and MacBook Pro 16 as attractive as ever.
Apple MacBook Pro 14-Inch (2024, M4)
Hot on the heels of the Apple iMac and the entirely redesigned Mac mini comes the M4-powered 14-inch MacBook Pro—the basic model of Apple's 2024 laptop line. (Apple hasn't refreshed its popular-favorite MacBook Air with M4 at the same time.
Apple MacBook Pro 16 2024 Review: This Is Why You Get the Big Mac
The MacBook Pro 16 with M4 Pro feels like a powerhouse, even more so against the base M4, but I'm wondering where the hell is WiFi 7?
M4 MacBook Pro Reviews: Processor Benchmarks Impress, New Nano-Texture Option Worth the Extra $150
The first wave of reviews of Apple's new M4-powered MacBook Pro models were published this morning. We've collected some of the
Why I can’t get enough of the new M4 MacBook Pro’s nano texture display
Apple gave me an advanced look at its newest flagship laptop, the 16-inch M4 Pro MacBook Pro, which goes on sale to the public tomorrow. I was interested in giving it a test run, of course, but aside from expecting speed increases,
I just tested the MacBook Pro M4 Pro battery — and it’s the longest-lasting laptop ever
The new MacBook Pro 16-inch M4 Pro has the longest battery life of any consumer-grade laptop we've tested. Here's how long it lasts for.
MacBook Pro (M4 Pro) review: the best gets even better
With a new chip and a handful of quality of life improvements, the M4 MacBook Pro has reached new heights.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox
16-inch MacBook Pro (M4 Pro) review: Locked in and loaded
Macworld At a glance Expert's Rating Pros ・Excellent performance ・Thunderbolt 5 is a boon for professionals ・12MP CenterStage FaceTime camera ・Nano-texture glass display option Cons ・Wi-Fi 7 would’ve been nice to future-proof it a little Our Verdict The M4 Pro 16-inch MacBook Pro is a powerful workstation and Apple makes the package even better
Apple MacBook Pro 14-inch and 16-inch review (2024): Brace yourself for M4 speed
Apple’s MacBook Pros are better than ever thanks to its M4 chips, Thunderbolt 5 support and slightly brighter screens.
The Ginormous, Virtual Wraparound Mac Screen Is Why You Buy the $3,500 Apple Vision Pro
The visionOS 2.2 developer beta for the Apple Vision Pro finally added ultra-wide Mac mirroring, and it's the most exorbitant ...
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The MacBook Pro M4 is one of my favorite laptops ever — even if it’s kind of boring
Back at home, I was just as impressed by how Wim Wenders’ gorgeous film “Perfect Days” looked just as brilliant on a ...
Apple's MacBook Pro Gets a Power Boost and a Glare-Free Screen
The base MacBook Pro now sports three USB-C ports with Thunderbolt 4 (one more than on the M3 version), an HDMI, an SD card ...
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Waiting for an OLED MacBook Air? It might get delayed again
These sources also pointed to Apple’s new iPad Pro models, which feature OLED screens, as evidence that an OLED screen ...
Apple 16-inch MacBook Pro (M4 Pro) review: A powerful desktop replacement
In fact, MacBook Pro releases are now more or less like clockwork ... The overall footprint is naturally larger, owing to ...
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Apple MacBook Pro 14-Inch (2024, M4) Review
If you’re after laptop buying advice, I’m your man. From PC reviews to Starlink testing, I've got more than a decade of experience reviewing PCs and technology products. I got my start with PCMag but ...