Customer Ratings & Reviews

Always have loved Apple computers and I upgraded from a 2010 MacBook Pro to this latest version and can definitely see a difference in not only the speakers but the visuals and the fast response. I searched for a new laptop for quite a while and was between this version and the brand new one that came out. The amount of storage is very nice for a 1tb and the touch bar and display as well as performance speed are definitely an upgrade. However, the only thing I hate is the keys. The keyboard easily gets dust, dirt, and debris inside which makes it impossible to remove as well as my fingerprint residue (despite how much you clean your hands) show visibly on the keys. Because of this when you go to close the computer and open it back up it leaves smudges on the screen when you open it back up. The buttons get stuck from time to time from the debris getting trapped and its not easily removal with an air can. As well as this, the computer is much more sensitive to drops compared to my old MacBook Pro where I feel like you could drop that thing on concrete and it would barely damage the material. (would not recommend) but nothing that a case didn't solve. Overall, I'd give it a 4.0 out of 5 but would definitely recommend purchasing a case, dont eat around it, and clean frequently.

After trying out the 2020 MacBookPro 13 with the 10th gen i5 processor with 16GB LPDDR4X DRAM and 1TB SSD that had the great keyboard, I decided to return it due to too much heat been generated even while sitting idle with no processes running. Ended up ordering the older 2019 version with the i7 processor and 1TB SSD 16GB LPDDR3 DRAM, the keyboard is the 2nd generation keyboard which is not great, but the laptop itself does not overheat. The better throttling of the QuadCore i7 or the lower heat been generated by the slower LPDDR3 DRAM keeps the laptop cool and comfortable to use. it's strange since the 10th gen i5 is supposedly a lower feature size process so should generate less heat, same goes for the LPDDR4X which clocks higher but is also supposed to be a smaller feature sized.

2019 model but still best deal to own one. This model is a powerhouse with higher storage and RAM. This one has old keyboard which is the only difference with 2020 intel model.

Love this Product!!!... I can't say enough great things about it. Battery life is excellent. I am able to do so much more on my Apple than the crap Dell machines we have at work

In my opinion, this is a great laptop for students or those who travel for work often. It's great for everyday use and running one photo editing program at a time (Lightroom or Photoshop only, both both at once). The issues for me (as a photographer & digital media marketer) were: I couldn't edit in Lightroom and photoshop at the same time; the screen just wasn't big enough for editing. Last, the USB-C port often told me I'd ejected my disc when I hadn't. It never caused an issue, but happened a lot.

So much of an upgrade compared to my Lenovo I’ve had for 5 years, and so easy to learn! My only complaint is that the caps lock on mine is sticky and doesn’t always click on the first try?

love the mac book pro. disk for i7 might not keep up if you're a programmer and multi-tasking like crazy which i am

I do love my new Mac Book Pro but I am worried about the consistent overheating of the computer!

Robust machine. Integration with other Apple devices took longer than expected.

I thought we were buying a15 inch. I was disappointed with the 13.3 inch size