Customer Ratings & Reviews

I actually had a 16GB version for my business and reasigned that one and started using this one with only 8GB ram. This is probably the best pro laptop out there right now! You can easily edit 4k videos, code pretty much anything, and do any other tasks with the M1 chip. I chose this over the Macbook Air because of the slightly longer battery life and built in cooling fan; that will matter when you do anything strenuous over a period of time.

Bought for my wife for school. It does everything she needs without a problem.

Lab top is fast clear and has great speed sound is a little low

I am a "lifelong" windows user. For one of my assignments, i was provided with a MBP (intel based) to work on. Oh boy, how i loved working on macbook. Within a week, got myself my personal macbook (silicon M1 chip based). This machine is crazy responsive. No lags, no heating.. (i know what it means when your laptop doesn't throw waves of hot summer heat ;) )

Great overall. I use photoshop, premier pro, and have a bunch of tabs open & it runs clean & smooth

Amazing laptop overall. Easy to use and reliable. At the end Apple is Apple.

I love using this. 2 years later and it helps me with day to day life and work!

First time owning a Macbook. Still getting used to it but like all other apple products it works seamless with all my other apple devices. Going between phone and macbook is easy. Works great with my apple tv when airplaying to the tv. If you are used to using apple devices it will not take you longer to figure out how this works. Apps open quick. The performace is great. Display is clear and visuals are great as well.

incredible , comoda y bonita, hasta ahora llevo un año y no ha dado ningún problema

This is my 6th Mac in 20+ years, and the first one to get 4 stars only. It's not about quality of hardware or software, but about choices that Apple made. These choices broke my workflow. First, the hardware. The M1 MBP 13" model only has 2 USB-C ports on one side, as opposed to the Intel model, which has 4 ports, two on each side. I cannot, for example, plug in two USBs at the same time, but this is not the only inconvenience. Then, the new OS Big Sur. I can still format an external drive as "Extended Journaled" but not "encrypted". This is vey inconvenient, I was planning to use my new Mac interchangeably with my old ones and a few backup hard drives. Now, it's not really "interchangeably". Then "APFS encrypted" did not work for a thumb drive, no matter how many times I tried. There is bloatware, too. That's new from Apple. I do not need Apple News and I always delete it from all my Macs and iPhones. But this is impossible on Big Sur. Apple News is part of the protected "rootless" part of the OS and I cannot delete it. Another thing, plugging in a DVD reader was very painful. It took repeated tries until it finally worked. Just to compare "apples and apples", I tried the same DVD reader on my 2012 MBP and it worked like a charm. Still about DVD, the "burn folder do disk" Finder menu item is gone. I still have to figure out how to burn folders to discs, but it looks like I have to use some 3rd party software. I am not complaining about having to buy a DVD reader. I like having a lighter Mac and a separate DVD reader/burner, to be used on a as-needed basis. However, the lack of native DVD burning is a big letdown from my 2012 MBP.

I've used a Macbook Pro 15" 2017 for 5 years and it performed flawlessly until the screen went bad. I like the touchbar and size of this Macbook. The bootup process is quick and the processor handles everything that I throw at it. I run Parallels on the computer so that I can load Windows and it too has worked excellent. It's a fantastic computer that I hope to have for 5-10 years

I love this computer. The first year of owning an M1 Mac was rocky but at this point, I prefer to do most of my work from this laptop. Performs most tasks just as fast if not faster than my windows desktop and lasts a full workday with battery leftover. The only shortcoming is the difficulty in running virtual machines, unless you use a paid option.

Making the transition from windows to Mac is a breeze and I absolutely love this computer! It is easy to navigate and I can take it on the go when I need to. The battery lasts for days which is a huge plus as I don't need to carry a bulky charger around. I also no longer have to deal with my cursor jumping over to a different sentence in the middle of me typing like windows does. I would definitely recommend this computer!

I’m an Apple lover , this computer is light , fast and has plenty of storage for all of my needs !

Great laptop. Great Performance. It should have at least 4 ports. 2 are not enough. Also, it should be able to support multiple external monitors, not one. Storage and ram upgrades are overpriced. Bezels look ancient with respect to some modern laptops.

I had been using a MacBook Pro 16" for about 7 months before purchasing this model. I love this one more. This M1 model feels years ahead. It loads apps extremely fast. In fact, Photoshop loads in about a second compared to my previous MacBook that took 3 - 4 seconds to completely load. If you are trying to decide between MacBook versions this is the one to go with. The battery life is phenomenal! After 3 hours of use I am sitting at 91%.

This MacBook Pro was a replacement for my old MacBook Pro. Very fast and sleek product, as usual from Apple. Happy with it.

I love my MacBook Pro and would recommend it to anyone who looking for a new computer.

This is the best computer I've ever had. It's beautiful, incredibly fast and has a wonderful display. Video of me on Zoom calls is even significantly better than on my Surface Pro Laptop at work, which is spec'd for software development. The battery life is extraordinary. After a full charge, I can use it for more than two days without having to recharge (that being said, I only use it after getting home from work).

Works great!! It’s been more than two years now and still works like new.