With SDR content they still top out at 500 nits, but with HDR content the new displays can go up to 1,000 nits sustained and 1,600 nits peak. More importantly, they use thousands of mini-LED backlights for better energy efficiency, contrast, and brightness.
The display still has the same resolution as the Intel-based models did (227 pixels per inch), but it’s larger, with slimmer bezels all around. The 14 and 16-inch MacBook Pro changed all that when they arrived in 2021. But Apple has been quite behind the times in adopting HDR and high-refresh rates on its laptops, while Windows laptops have offered these technologies for years.
It’s got excellent resolution (227 pixels per inch), color depth, and accuracy. There’s nothing wrong with the display on the 13-inch MacBook Pro. M2, 8-Core CPU, 10-Core GPU, 8GB Unified Memory, 512GB SSD Storage: $1,499 / £1,549ġ3-inch, 14-inch vs 16-inch MacBook Pro: Performance: Display quality.In short, the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros are vastly more expensive, but also vastly more capable in ways that go well beyond the processor. There are more Thunderbolt ports, plus HDMI and an SD card slot. The displays have the same pixel density but are larger, with thinner bezels, have HDR with exceptional brightness and contrast, and have ProMotion variable refresh rate technology up to 120Hz.
Starting storage is doubled, and maximum storage is quadrupled. The 14-inch or 16-inch MacBook Pro models get a choice of two processors, the lesser of which leaves the M2 far behind. The starting price of $1,999/£2,149 is $500/£600 more than the most expensive 13-inch, although a fully-loaded 13-inch model now costs $2,499/£2,549, the same as the starting price as the 16-inch model.īut keep looking and you see where that money is going. The first thing you’ll notice is the staggering price difference between the 13-inch MacBook Pro with M2 and the new 14-inch and 16-inch models with M2 Pro.
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