Apple - MacBook Pro® - 13.3" Display - Intel Core i7 - 16GB Memory - 512GB Solid State Drive - Space Gray
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Key Specs
- 2-in-1 DesignNo
- Backlit KeyboardYes
- Screen Size13.3 inches
- Screen Resolution2560 x 1600 (Retina)
- Touch ScreenNo
- Storage TypeSSD
- Total Storage Capacity512 gigabytes
- Solid State Drive Capacity512 gigabytes
- System Memory (RAM)16 gigabytes
- GraphicsIntel Iris Plus Graphics 640
- Processor Speed (Base)2.5 gigahertz
- Processor ModelIntel 7th Generation Core i7
- Processor Model NumberNot Available
- Operating SystemMac OS
- Battery Life10 hours
- Battery TypeLithium-polymer
General
- Product NameMacBook Pro® - 13.3" Display - Intel Core i7 - 16GB Memory - 512GB Solid State Drive
- BrandApple
- Casing MaterialAluminum
- Model NumberZ0UK9LL/A
- ColorSpace Gray
- Color CategoryGray
Feature
- Mac FeaturesSiri
- 2-in-1 DesignNo
- Customizable Keyboard LightingNo
- Touchpad TypeForce Touch Track Pad
- Backlit KeyboardYes
- Stylus DockNone
- Cooling SystemAir
- Cable Lock SlotNone
Ports
- Number of USB Ports (Total)2
- Number of HDMI Outputs (Total)0
- Number of VGA Ports0
- Number of DisplayPort Outputs (Total)1
- Number of Thunderbolt 3 Ports2
Display
- Screen Size13.3 inches
- Screen Resolution2560 x 1600 (Retina)
- Touch ScreenNo
- Display TypeLED
Storage
- Storage TypeSSD
- Total Storage Capacity512 gigabytes
- Solid State Drive Capacity512 gigabytes
- Solid State Drive InterfacePCIe
Memory
- System Memory (RAM)16 gigabytes
- Type of Memory (RAM)LPDDR3
- Media Card ReaderNo
Graphics
- GraphicsIntel Iris Plus Graphics 640
- Graphics TypeIntegrated
- Video Memory TypeShared
Processor
- Processor BrandIntel
- Processor Speed (Base)2.5 gigahertz
- Processor ModelIntel 7th Generation Core i7
- Processor Model NumberNot Available
Connectivity
- Internet ConnectivityWi-Fi
- Bluetooth EnabledYes
- Embedded Mobile BroadbandNone
- NFC EnabledYes
Camera
- Front-Facing CameraYes
Network
- Wireless NetworkingWireless-A
- Ethernet Card10/100/1000
- Number Of Ethernet Ports0
Compatibility
- Operating SystemMac OS
Included
- Blu-Ray PlayerNo
- Optical Drive TypeNone
- Numeric KeypadNo
- Stylus IncludedNo
- Additional Accessories IncludedPower adapter
Power
- Battery Life10 hours
- Battery TypeLithium-polymer
Dimension
- Product Height0.59 inches
- Product Width11.97 inches
- Product Depth8.36 inches
- Product Weight3.02 pounds
Audio
- Audio TechnologyStereo speakers with HD range
- Speaker TypeStereo Speakers
Certifications & Listings
- ENERGY STAR CertifiedYes
- EPEAT QualifiedYes
- EPEAT LevelGold
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts1 Year
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor1 Year
Other
- UPC190198614216
Customer rating
Rating 4.8 out of 5 stars with 578 reviews
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Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Great Mac for DJs
|Posted .I purchased this MacBook Pro after DJing with my last Mac for the last 7yrs. This Mac is fast! I love the large trackpad and the keyboard feels great. I also purchased a mini dock for more ports like USB, Micro/SD slots and 4K HDMI. Great knowing I can rely on this bad boy for the next 7 years maybe more.
I would recommend this to a friendRating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
small, fast, powerful
|Posted .i bought this to replace a 7 year old Macbook Pro 13" early 2011. i love it. it is small, fast, powerful, beautiful, and has great speakers. i am completely happy with it. and love using it.
I would recommend this to a friendRating 4 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Quality is excellent, but...
|Posted .I would recommend this to a friendThere is no question about the quality of Apple products, but some design tradeoffs with this MacBook Pro seem questionable. Keyboard touch is very light, yet key depressions are "noisier" then my 2012 MacBook Pro. The power connection is no longer magnetic; it's now a flimsy USB-c connector. The power brick also uses a USB-c connector, so obsoletes older bricks. There is no Ethernet port, no SD-card port, and only one USB-c port, so USB-c adapters are mandatory. I expected this machine to come with High Sierra installed, but it did not. It also came with a down-level iTunes. Safari extensions did not port over from my existing system. OSX Screen Saver settings did not port over. So there was a lot of setup to get the platform where I wanted it to be. The good news was, Parallels Desktop 13 and Windows 10 came over very well. If you plan to port an existing system to this new platform, make sure you have an up-to-the-minute Time Machine backup.
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Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Fast, gorgeous, lightweight laptop
|Posted .Owned for 1 month when reviewed.Features
Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5I bought this laptop to replace an old 2011 MacMini and a 2012 MacBook Air. Instead of having 2 separate computers, I converged them into one. I chose this computer because it was a balance between cost and power. I work in IT and am a Mac enthusiast, so my decision purchase was driven both by research and experience. The Good: Light, fast and gorgeous. This laptop still takes my breath away. It felt a bit delicate so I bought a snap case and use a neoprene sleeve when it is not in use. The screen is sharp and bright. USB-C/Thunderbolt 3 is awesome! I had some reservations about switching to USB-C but with a few small, inexpensive adapters, I can use all my old peripherals, even my old OWC Thunderbolt 2 dock. I amazes me what I can drive off a single USB-C port. I was also able to find a light, fairly inexpensive power adapter, which is smaller and lighter than the original Apple adapter, enabling me to leave my original power adapter plugged in at my desk. I also found a car charger that will let me charge my laptop whie I drive. While this computer doesn't have TouchID, the unlock with an Apple Watch is fast and reliable. The Could-Be-Improved Because I was settling between price and power, I went with the 500GB SSD, but it is really not sufficient for my needs. This was a choice I made and does not reflect on the computer itself My old MacMini had a total of 1TB of disk space (2 500GB SSDs) so I was left with putting things in the cloud using OneDrive. Unfortunately, it is impossible to browse photos using the OneDrive client if they are stored in the cloud. I am now exploring options with Apple's iCloud Photos. The moral is that if you have a lot of data and this is your primary computer, expect to play with the cloud or carry around an external drive. I've also seen problems with my external monitor (a Samsung 27") which most of the time will not automatically wake up when I plug my laptop into it. I bring this up because, in my experience with other USB-C Mac laptops in the course of my job, I've seen this before. Sometimes switching out video adapters helps. In my case, I have to unplug and replug my monitor in every time I want to use it with my laptop. I did a lot of trying out different docks and couldn't find one that fixed my external monitor issue. It may be that newer era monitors might do better; my external monitor is 3-4 years old. Speaking of docks, I recommend that, because this computer only has 2 USB-C ports, try to find a dock that will pass through power so you do not have to use one of your ports for power alone. Use quality USB-C cables designed for power delivery. And so, expect to spend a little money on docks and connectors if you plan to use this to replace a desktop computer. SUMMARY: Overall, my only complains are things that are actually in my control. The computer itself has worked without a hitch. It's fast enough for running large applications like Photoshop quickly and responsively and has enough flexibility to replace both my laptop and my desktop with the help of adapters, docks and hubs. It is light enough to carry around, but make sure you protect it with third party cases and sleeves.
I would recommend this to a friendFeatures
Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Spend the extra
|Posted .I would recommend this to a friendI am more then pleased with my MacBook Pro. I purchased a lower end Dell laptop with the idea that I would use it for school, internet etc. Nothing to tasking.. After trying to go from web page to paper I was writing and continued locking, freezing etc I was mad and wanted the most available power which was this MacBook Pro. Since then I have found the processing power and memory are so fast I can do a million task with no delay.. I love the size of the 13 in as it is super lite, and fits easily in a briefcase or backpack. If you are considering a middle of the road laptop for basic needs, I say spend the extra get the machine that will last you and out live the processing power of any laptop you buy..
Rating 4 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Good laptop; difficult for a Windows guy.
|Posted .I would recommend this to a friendI finally took the plunge and went for a MacBook Pro. The machine is lightning fast and versatile. Main drawback was the two ports. Both usb-c. No way to plug in flash drives, headphones, usb’s, video, etc. You have to buy Apple hubs or adapters. But not all are available— like headphones. File transfer software didn’t work from my old PC, and of course, there’s no way to connect them. Lastly, switching to a Mac is a long and difficult transition from the PC world. There are no onboard directions— just “What’s New”. You have to find your own tutorials online. I am getting used to it, but it is going to be a struggle. If I had to do it over again, I probably would not switch.
Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Fast boot up and quick processing power
|Posted .I would recommend this to a friendWas using a IBM Thinkpad T400 for school / work related stuff for about 10 years, with a couple of upgrades, until it started showing signs of slowing down. I decided to switch to Mac OS to see what its all about and haven't looked back since. Takes a little getting used to since almost all the shortcuts (keyboard and mouse) are different between Window and Mac OS but nothing too difficult that a few days of using can't overcome. Have been using it for a few months now and the laptop is still as quick as it was the first day I opened it out of the box. Battery is still going strong. Clocks in about 8-10 hours under normal use with normal internet browsing, using Microsoft Office, etc. while using processor heavy programs such as Photoshop or gaming clocks in between 6-8 hours. The laptop does get extremely hot doing the latter so I had to purchase a cooling plate to help keep the laptop cool via force air convection. Extremely happy with my purchase but my wallet obviously isn't.
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Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Great experience with whole product.
|Posted .Owned for 3 weeks when reviewed.Features
Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5The best laptop for running Windows and/or OS X is a MacBook Pro. I have been a software developer for more than 30 years using and developing software on a Windows laptop. I have used laptops from NEC, Dell, Sony, and IBM. I thought I would never go to the "dark" side and buy an Apple product. I got hooked on Apple products when I upgraded an 11 year old Nokia candy bar style phone to an iPhone 5. After using and loving the iPhone for a few months I bought an iPad and MacBook Pro. I starting using the MacBook Pro and it's a wonderful machine. Far superior to any other laptop I used in the past. I use Parallels to run Ubuntu and Windows 8.1 in virtual machines for some software development and legacy applications that don't exist for OS X. This specific model 2012 without retina display is the one to buy to get the most bang for your buck. After I had it two years I upgraded it to 16 GB of memory (yes it works even though Apple says 8GB is the limit) and a 1 TB SSD to replace the hard drive. It performs well even running multiple virtual machines. Be aware that most if not all the newer MacBooks and iMacs are difficult to impossible to upgrade memory or hard drive.
I would recommend this to a friendFeatures
Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5
Q: QuestionWhy no pictures of the keyboard? Run out of film?
Asked by Fanboi.
- A:Answer They don’t want you to see that it lacks the Touchbar!
Answered by Narrowboater
Q: QuestionI was wondering if there is any Apple warranty. What is the warranty? What is the condition of the laptop? and does it have any student discount? Thank you in advance
Asked by Christine.
- A:Answer All new Apple products sold by Best Buy carry the same warranty as if you bought the item from Apple directly. The included warranty provided by Apple for a MacBook Pro is for 1 year. You can, however, purchase extended coverage known as AppleCare. The AppleCare Protection Plan for MacBook Pro extends hardware repair service and technical support coverage to three years from your MacBook Pro's original date of purchase. You can only purchase the AppleCare Protection Plan while your MacBook Pro is covered under Apple's One-Year Limited Warranty.
Answered by DKinVA
Q: QuestionWhy doesn't this model exist on the Apple website?
Asked by Joe.
- A:Answer It does, Select a 13" MacBook Pro without touchbar and then you can customize it as the next step. Below I'll put a photo of part of the page how it looks in my iPhone. BestBuy doesn't have all of the customization combinations available.
Answered by SuzHere
Q: QuestionI have searched for the model number (Z0UK9LL/A) online but cannot find it on Apple website. Is this the model number for this product? Current MacBook model numbers starts with M.
Asked by Tboi.
- A:Answer I believe this is Best Buy's model number. I was curious too, but I can assure you that this is the Mid-2017 model 13 inch MacBook Pro with no touch bar, 1.5 GHz i7 Processor, 16GB RAM, and 512GB SSD storage.
Answered by Nazar
Q: QuestionDoes it have Intel Core i7 processor? if yes, why specs say 2.5GHz rather than 3.5GHz processor?
Asked by AJABA.
- A:Answer Yes it is an Intel Core i7 model; it's 2.5GHz instead of 3.5GHz because it is the non-Touch Bar model. To get the 3.5GHz you would have to purchase the computer as a custom-build directly from Apple.
Answered by TechToyz
Q: QuestionI was informed that this is a 2017 model. When exactly (month and year) was this manufactured and why is it that it came in a box that states © 2016 Apple Inc.?
Asked by NewBuyer2018.
- A:Answer This is 2017 model. I just purchased and received it, and confirmed with data I found online. https://everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook_pro/specs/macbook-pro-core-i7-2.5-13-mid-2017-retina-display-no-touch-bar-specs.html As the link shows, it has a Introduction Date of June 5, 2017.
Answered by Rickage
Q: QuestionWhat date it was released for sale by Apple Can I buy this on Monday Nov. 27 at this price. Does this have Retina. Does this have bar
Asked by Kris.
- A:Answer released, March 2017 (or April, I believe march) november 27th? probably. Retina? Yes. bar? no.
Answered by ITsAMe