Though I wish they had a bit more travel time and provided a bit more resistance when pressed, the overall ease and comfortability when using the keyboard offset that. I'm happy to report that the keyboard on the latest iteration is also a joy to type on.Īside from the keyboard's size, I like how responsive and snappy the keys are. In a recent article about my favorite laptop keyboards I listed the previous-gen MacBook Pro 16-inch precisely because of its spacious keyboard. I have big hands so I'm always grateful when typing on a laptop keyboard that gives me room to comfortably move. MacBook Pro 16-inch (2023) review: Keyboard and touchpad The M2 Pro chip can support up to two external displays and the M2 Max chip can manage up to four displays. Conversely, you can connect to a 4K display at up to 240Hz.
(Image credit: Tom's Guide)Īs with the 14-inch model, the HDMI 2.1 port supports up to 8K resolution on an external monitor at 60Hz. MagSafe support is one of the MacBook Pro 16-inch's best features. It’s still portable enough to carry around, but you’re probably going to want to keep it on a desk instead of your lap when you’re working. You’re going to be very aware it’s in your backpack when you’re out and about. I’m sure there are some folks who may have wanted more color options, but I’m not complaining.Īt 14.01 x 9.77 x 0.66 inches and 4.7 pounds (4.8 for the M2 Max model), the MacBook Pro 16-inch is both big and heavy. Our review unit is Space Gray, which I personally prefer over Silver due to its overall darker hue. The notebook has a sturdy, squared-off aluminum chassis that’s available in either Silver or Space Gray. That design is still fetching, so I consider it a plus. The new MacBook Pro 16-inch has the same design as its predecessor.
MacBook Pro 16-inch (2023) review: Design Thunderbolt 4 (x3), HDMI, MagSafe 3, headphone jack, SD memory card slotĤ.7 pounds (M2 Pro) - 4.8 pounds (M2 Max) M2 Pro (12-core CPU, 19-core GPU) or up to M2 Max (12-core CPU, 38-core GPU)
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