Customer Ratings & Reviews

It was time to upgrade my 2013 Macbook Pro. In the five years I have had it there had never been any problems at all. I decided on the new 2018 model with the quad core I5 with 8 GB memory and 512 GB storage. The build is solid as always and it is lightning fast. Mac OS made transferring files a snap. This is a terrific upgrade. The ecosystem is also appreciated as it plays extremely well with my IPhone and Apple TV 4k units.

I thought the 2015 MacBook Pro was lightweight, but this new model is even lighter! I just bought this exact model at an Apple store. It has 4 USB-C ports (2 on each side) and a 3.5 mm headphone jack. The keyboard is definitely quieter than the 2017 MBP models. Looking forward to using it with the upcoming OS upgrade to Mojave!

Best MacBook every purchased. Still runs like new even if you download a lot of things for work.

This has to be the best MacBook Pro yet! It's much faster than last year's MacBook Pro, you can tell its faster because of it's almost nonexistent bootup time, compared to the 2017 MBP. I would like to thank Liz from Apple for helping me with the purchase. she was very knowledgeable about the product, and was very kind.

I’ve had this MacBook since 2019 and its still running good

Overall this is one great laptop, and an excellent alternative to the MacBook Air or perfect computer for a previous Mac user. My rating is 4.5/5.

The new Macbook Pro seems to be built well and has both a nice screen and great speakers. However, that's where the pros stop. The Macbook Pro's have been known to have keyboards that break very easily (once dust gets inside of the keys, they'll stop working) and the computer thermal throttles as soon as you use heavy programs such as Final Cut Pro or Adobe Photoshop. On top of that, this laptop really isn't practical unless you have a whole bunch of dongles lying around. There are only two USB C ports on the device and one is used just for charging. I'd say that unless you really need to use Final Cut Pro (DaVinci Resolve or Adobe Premiere is better) or you love iMessage, you'd be much better off buying a gaming laptop from MSI or Gigabyte. If you really need something lightweight however, you'd be much better off buying the Dell XPS 13. Or if you're really wanting to get a Macbook, buy yourself an older used Macbook Pro from 2015 or earlier. They still have thermal throttling, however, you're getting a much better keyboard, more ports, and you can upgrade the SSD in it unlike in the newer models.

I'm extremely disappointed with the MacBook Pro. I spent $2000+ on a computer and 18 months later I had to pay $475 for a repair because the high tech enhancements Apple made on the MacBook Pro stopped functioning. I'm shocked and disgusted that the high level technology Apple is advertising is such a letdown! Some of the issues I've had with the computer are the following; The touch menu bar stopped functioning. The computer started experiencing critical panics causing it to shut down every 10-30 minutes. Apple installed the next version of the USB port without leaving at least one traditional USB port. This makes it extremely difficult to use most connection products like printers, external hard drives, etc. I wouldn't recommend Apple at this point. Much better PC options like Dell, MS, Samsung.

I’ve used Macs for years and set them up as a teacher and publications advisor. This was my worst experience with a Mac/Apple product. It’s not worth the time or the $$$. My loyalty to Apple is gone. This puppy does not work.

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