STOP WASTING MONEY! M1 Pro vs M1 Max MacBook Pro - 1 MONTH LATER
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These are four of the new MacBook Pro models, a base 14 M1 Pro and a base 16, and then fully maxed out versions of both. I bought all of these with my own money to help with some important questions - and some of the answers really surprised me. I also want to talk about who does not need these laptops and then one other thing that I don’t hear mentioned in most MacBook reviews - and I have no idea why.
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What's up everyone?! I hope this 1 month review of the M1 Pro and the M1 Max was helpful. Did I cover what you wanted to know? What else did you want to see or learn about?
After watching this, which chip configuration would work best for you? Or is there another option that’s better for your needs?
I decided to go with the 14” M1 Max with 32cores and 64g of ram with 2tb ssd. I spend nearly all day filming and editing. It was a lot of money, but after just 5 days the amount of time I saved in imports,renders, and the fact that I can upload multiple streams of R3D 6k files without it skipping a beat even when luts, grain etc added has allowed me to cut my production time dramatically and time = money.
How does that work for you? I’m going to buy the same exact configuration as you are. 😃
@@PVCFloobos it’s been AWESOME!!!
I just picked up this model used for 1000 bucks
@@Peter-yc1rs hot damn that’s awesome!
As long as you’re squeezing all the power it can give by all means go big or go home!
Loved the comment about the value of fast render times vs. the playback/scrubbing experience of actually editing a video. I completely relate to that and think that's really on the mark. Another thing I notice few people talk about is the web browsing on these machines. I don't care how much editing you do, chances are you spend more time on the web than you do editing. Up until recently, no 16" MacBook Pro could play back an 8K RUclips video in Chrome and few people talked about that, even though Chrome is probably the most popular web browser. But my new 16" M1 Pro MacBook can actually play 8K video now. It gets about a 272 on Speedometer 2.0. Now that's valuable!
I mean even the MBA m1 can do it ...
@@arm8636 I wouldn't say "even" lol... the MBA M1 is quite a powerhouse. It is markedly faster than my 16" Intel MacBook Pro.
@@AllgoodthingsTv i thought ur point was about how powerful the new M1 pro and max chips are...to what I answered that even last year M1 fanless MBA is able to push such high res :)
I like to share my actual experience and perspective because sometimes I think it's easy to get caught up in the specs and benchmarks without relating to actual workflow. Thank you for being part of the channel!
As long as your computer feels responsive for what you want to do with it, you have all the power you need. Your message in this video is spot on, surplus power is redundant and a luxury most can't afford. Those who need all of this power, as you say, will probably use these glorious machines to make money and for those people the price is of little concern.
Carl, that it exactly the message I was trying to get across. Thank you for summarizing it so succinctly. Appreciate you being part of the channel!
Surplus power act as a buffer and provide additional power when system requirements for the average app increases over time
Surplus power = future-proofing
If only we knew ahead of time if a computer we don't own yet will feel responsive and will remain that way for the next x years...
Perhaps it’s a good time to take a look at the previous gen macbook pros now. I have one with core i9 and can say that it’s still quite powerful, yet it’s currently about 30% cheaper
As a PhD in Computer Engineering, the 16” M1Pro is great for interpreted and compiled languages. During undergrad and graduate school, my 2017 14” maxed ram MBP was prefect for a daily…
This review totally changed my buying tactics. Exporting time is overrated compared to overall user experience. Not going to break my bank. Thank you.
Thank you for making the point about actual EXPERIENCE with these M1's not being covered in other reviews. Yeah, render and export times are useful to know about but I'd much rather know about the hours sat in front of the machine editing, playing back, color correcting, etc.
My 16" M1 Max 24GB/32GB/2TB is going to be here next week! Way more than I needed, but hey, head room.....right! Appreciate all your videos on the new MBP's. They were a big help in getting me to what I think is my sweet spot (Buy it nice or buy it twice!). Cheers and thanks!
That's awesome Jim - CONGRATS!!!! So glad I've been able to help.
Agreed. There is value in buying a loaded MacBook, to ‘future proof’ it. Who knows what demands the so called Metaverse will bring
Sagi, this was by far one of the best (perhaps the best) videos I have seen reviewing the new Macs. I especially appreciated your in-depth and cogent and coherent explanation of the notch's size relative to its important contents--e.g. the ambient light sensor used to adjust screen brightness and 'temperature'. So many other reviewers seem to focus on denigrating the notch without ever mentioning the substantial requirements the notch must satisfy. This is but one sampling of your balanced and comprehensive coverage, which I think makes you one of the most reliable reviewers.
Darren, I'm super grateful that you took the time to leave such kind feedback. Thank you so much for being part of the channel and community! 🙏
@@TechGearTalk Definitely. Keep making this great and helpful content.🙏🏿
Literally the best review on these laptops I've seen. Very relaxed, direct and easy to understand. Plus the very reasonable advice at the end. "Buy it nice or buy it twice". I've watched tons of reviews but I still couldn't decide which to go for. Thanks to you, now I know exactly what to buy that gets me the bang for my buck. Awesome video! 👌
Just ordered base 16” M1 Pro for casual use.
Gonna pick the base 16” over the 14”!
I’ll be traveling between cities most of the time, so getting to use a external display is nearly impossible. I’ll take advantage of the extra screen room in the 16. I won’t have to squint at my screen while video editing 😂
Don’t forget that, more than ever before, a bigger battery is actually a longer lasting battery this time, around something like 3-4 more hours with light usage than the 14 inch
Good choice Mr Richard.
exactly what I'm thinking right about now, I do have a nice set up at home, but I'm making a vow to be here less!
Probably the best critical review I've seen for the simple fact he focuses on experience in workload instead of arbitrary performance when the difference has become negligible because the duration has become minimal.
Thank you for the kind words. Great job concisely framing what I hoped to communicate 🙏🏻
I usually just buy the best of the best and then see how long it can last. I'm still on my 2013 MacBook pro and it's holding up well. I don't think I'll have to buy into this current generation of MacBook Pro, but it's nice to see what's out there - already much better than what I'm running on.
That's a nice play you got there,macbooks can be futureproof an if u buy the maxed out I think in the long term you’re winning a lot
At first I thought I wanted the 14 inch but after going into an Apple Store and holding them side by side. The 16 inch isn’t really “big”. If anything I would say the 14 inch is really small. However I wanted that portability and power. But after seeing what I’m sacrificing to get the 14 inch (less screen as well as worst battery life and thermals as well as smaller speakers) I think I’m gonna go 16 inch. I’m coming from a BEEFY Lenovo gaming laptop that’s 15 inches but thick to hold the fans inside. but when I held the 16 inch, it was significantly thinner than my Lenovo laptop. So it’s almost like that additional inch in size didn’t really matter, it still felt like a thinner, lighter, and more portable laptop despite being 16 inches. And just like you I too really only travel with a laptop in my backpack. I don’t own a sling or anything to carry my laptop around. So I think the 16 inch would be fine.
Thank you so much for sharing your decision-making process. I think you’ve thought this through and are making a decision to get a laptop that will work well for what you need. This is the first time I prefer the larger laptop over the smaller one. Thank you for being part of the channel!
I had the previous Intel 16" (which I sold the moment the M1 dropped as I could see it was gonna plummet in value!). Anyway if you are using a backpack you won't mind the extra size for sure. I absolutely loved the extra screen real estate and huge trackpad on the Intel version (I've missed it on the M1 Air I had as an interim) and it made working when on the road so much more enjoyable (as most of the time the laptop ends up on a hotel desk or table etc rather than on the lap!). Enjoy your new purchase, mine arrives in a couple of weeks :D
I had the same experience. I wanted more real estate and a liquid retina screen. I didn't need all the horsepower but the basic model will last me probably, well forever, I'm 76 this Sept.I wanted to replace my old 13" MacBook and also my old 21" desktop (2013). So now one unit replaces 2. I don't travel much, so it works for me. It works as a desktop and or, sitting on the patio. The "hundreds extra" pales away as time moves on, so future proof vs cheap out. Buy it nice or buy it twice, right!
I had been editing on a custom built PC as well. To tell the truth, the main reason I switched to M1 machines is to simplify my life. Instead of tweaking my current machine every year, I'll just replace my Mac every two to three years. Another important reason I switched is for the noise. My old PC was screaming at me when I edited, but the M1 is so quiet that my NAS is now bugging me by being close enough for me to hear the spinning drives. =)
With the m1 pro you won't really have to think about changing every 2 or 3 years I'm sure maye
Urgh my NAS is so flipping loud 😂 anyone that comes round to my house asks what that weird noise is! Especially as I'm using the macbook air. It's almost tempting to go for 8tb ssd drives and never worry about messy setups ever again...
You all keep tempting me with your videos 😄 but i am controlling myself and gonna wait for the new Mac Book Air 😄
Good move - take your time and invest in the right device for you!
@@TechGearTalk Yes Sir. Thank you very much. Great fan of your videos Sir
@@NithilanDhandapani it’s probably gonna be another dilemma as Apple knows exactly how to position price😉
@@os6219 Ya 😄
I always enjoy your videos for both content and presentation style, and I watch them all even when my budget will never allow purchasing the item you're covering (like these MacBooks). I appreciate that you stress sticking with a consumer level model (in my case the M1 Mac mini) if you're not making money with your computer.
Thank you so much for taking the time to leave feedback Bryan. Like you said, it's important to me that people make buying decisions based on what they actually need, and not get swept into the marketing hype. Appreciate you being part of the channel!
I'm curious how much your experience with the M1 Pro vs M1 Max was effected by the difference in RAM, rather than the GPU.
Just ordered 16” m1max 64gb 2tb with fcp instilled coming February-January for video editing and software development. I can wait I waited a whole month for 1 month reviews to make a decision and it was worth the wait I can definitely wait again. Plan on keeping it for 8 years plus or until it stop working like my 2014 MacBook Pro that stop working three months ago after owning it for 7 years it stopped working because it was lagging n freezing then decide to shut down because It was not enough space like every second. I toke me like 6hr sometimes just to edit one video seriously it was so laggy and about 2hr just to export and when I was done exporting the video n finally get to watch it and realize I made a mistake I would have to go back an edit for hrs because it laggy then export for hr.’if it wasn’t for that I would have kept it or it shutting down. So don’t let nobody judge for wanting to future proof for that little head room
I love hearing that you kept your laptop for 7 years - that's such a good move. I'm a big believer in only upgrading when you need it. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks man! Love the iPad and macbook videos, always recommend your videos to friends who aren’t into the ecosystem to watch your videos before buying a iPad!
I really appreciate you!
Thank you so much for comparing these two! It's so helpful!
I'm glad the video was helpful Demetri!
I ordered mine in Mid November five weeks later I am still waiting for it. My advice is not to hesitate if you need a replacement. Hopefully my old one will hold out.
I got the 16" base 1TB just to learn how to edit my drone videos etc.
Great content. Exporting time difference is crazy…
There is only 1 situation where i would recommend going for the 16 instead of the 14 which is if you don't have an external monitor to connect it with either at home or office, because if u do, a big external monitor will always be better than a 16 inch. And what you gain in portability when u take it outside is not comparable between the two.
I have to disagree. 16” is big enough and it’s gorgeous (better quality than an external monitor). Portability has become less of an issue (for me at least). I’d rather have a big gorgeous incorporated display that I can take to the bed or the sofa immediately. But to each his own, of course, just wanted to present a counter argument based on my (extensive) experience.
@@marianobarcia i have a 34 inch monitor on my desk. Cant even compare what i can do with it and with a 16 inch MacBook...
@@joaoroman9583 who doesn’t have an external monitor…?
@@marianobarcia Then why should I use the 16'' monitor when I am at home?
@@malageb1 because it’s XDR and also it’s portable for when you want to take it to the bed or the sofa
Another great informative video. Thank you for sharing.
I was actually considering the Pro and now realize the Air will be sufficient.
Glad it was helpful! If you don't need a Pro, save that money!
Just discovered your channel, love your style and down-to-earth logical analysis! Personally, video export time is important to me. May I ask how big of a difference time-wise are you seeing between the Pro vs. Max configuration?
Where did the 8 core base model feel slower than the 10 core? I am debating downgrading to the 8 core to save $270 since almost everyone is saying almost no difference in the two extra cpu and gpu cores.
very practical and reasonable analysis
Thank you for the kind words. Thank you for being part of the channel!
Great advice thanks for the review!
How long will the late 2021 M1 last? From a security view point the life span is based on 1) how many years Apply will feel like supporting your MBP version with its latest OS update and 2) How many maintaiablity years will they feel that it's cost effective to accept your MPB version for testing; and then theirs the costs of maintaining a stock of repairability parts. Today's collateral question is how long will it take for your favorite apps to mod their S/W to change from Intel to the M-1 chip set. It is noted that in selecting the 16" 64 M1 Max the Intel GPU gets replaced by Apple's GPU.
I have been using big sized mbp such as mbp 17, mbp 15 and mbp 16 (intel) before i went to 13" mbp m1. And yeah it is too small for my usage that involves graphic designing, programming and 3d modelling. However overtime i find that 13" is actually very usable and the privilege of having such a powerful machine in a small form factor is a bonus.
Then when 14 and 16 mbp m1 pro released, i was in dilemma again. Part of me said finally the big screen mbp is back, while another part of me said i will miss the small form factor.
So I went to apple store to compare almost everything i can. From the dimension, weight, screen estate, audio etc.
For me yes 16" isnt that bigger in sized but it is noticeably heavier than the 14".
The screen estate is definitely bigger than the 14" more than I thought and is really a plus point.
The audio is louder, and more bass, but not that big difference. The 14" sounds great on its own.
After a long thought, I went for the 14" with 1tb ssd and i couldnt be happier!
How much ram did you choose? for 3D modeling, I am hesitating if I should update to 32
Nicely done. You got exactly what you wanted, suited to your personal and professional requirements. Did you keep the 13.3" M1, or plan to sell it?
Your videos are so helpful, I went with the base 14”. Thanks
So glad to hear that - CONGRATS!
Same I also ordered base 14"
0:09 : Finally I can get that Wallpaper that I thought it was Impossible to find. And now, I use it as Wallpaper for my Android Phone and My Windows Laptop
congrats Adin!
Where are they to be found?
I don't get why people call the 16 inch MacBook Pro big. There's nothing that has this much power or even close to it that is thinner and lighter. Most people (not you Tech Gear Talk) need to realize that.
Amazing video, thanks!
So did you find much of an editing performance increase from the Base 16" to the Max 16"?
That's what I'm struggling to decide at the moment. My projects aren't super complicated, but I am editing GH6 files now, which can be quite high quality (not using ProRes files).
I'm considering spending the extra money on 2 Tb Base 16", instead of upgrading to the 24 core M1 Max
I feel like these higher end maxed out MacBooks are for people where “time is money” and shaving off time and streamlining processes allows them to increase their income or complete their job faster freeing up time they would’ve spent working. Im not sure if it’s the same everywhere else but here in Scotland the MacBook Pro’s in the past were more of a status symbol where people bought them to literally just do essays on. Now people seem annoyed because they seem more expensive but they just don’t get the fact that it’s a PRO device for a reason 😂
Really good analysis.
Na they have a right apple is over priced
@@fabolousjada5070 Apple is overpriced but my point is that these new devices aren’t for average people. They’re for people with really demanding workflows that wouldn’t mind spending the money to speed up their work
thanks for the video, very well done. I looked into the yahoo protection plan, it looks like a great deal on first glance but the max coverage per device is $1000, almost all our devices, cost more than this, so not really a great option.
if you want the max you should really go with the 16" for better battery life and performance - it has been confirmed already that GPU on the max has higher frequency on the 16" (AFAIK 1100MHz vs 1300 MHz, and on the 14" it can go below 950MHz)
I have a 16” 32c 32gb M1 max. Whenever I have photoshop and Lightroom open the memory pressure goes yellow (never red) I don’t see any drop in performance. I will have safari (6 tabs) email, messenger and maybe 10 photoshop projects open and Lightroom. Is it ok/normal for these computers to go into yellow? Istat pro says it never goes above 79% memory usage but it still uses swap
I would like to know too
better get 64gb
I really do agree with everything you just said, but there is one thing I'm not sure what was your conclusion. As like you, I really don't care about render time since It's a minor task in my life, BUT I DO WONDER ABOUT WORKFLOW as like you, but yet, I'm not sure if you said M1Pro and M1Max offers the same kind of workflow? Specifically since at last you seem to advice for the M1Max since you make money with it... So if we really only care about workflow, is the M1Pro enough are it will be a lot more laggy? (still less than many computers, but a lot more than M1Max?)
wow this was a expensive video, thank you for sharing
Thank you always for subtitles. Really helps alot since English is 2nd language
I'm so glad they are helpful!
so if you wanted a better editing experience, but didnt need faster render times, would you upgrade the GPU or CPU?
I'll like to know too. Esp for Premiere and AE!
Muchas gracias por toda la información, realmente es de mucho valor.
Please could you share where you got your wallpapers from for the M1s? They're stunning!
Did you find out?
@@lbglbg unfortunately not, sorry 😭
Best to go with the 16 M1 Max 10 32 32. Battery drain on the 14 is much faster than the 16 when maxed out. Processing speed makes little difference between the 64gb ram capped at 32gb.
Have you seen a difference in handling large amounts of raw files? Wondering if the 2x difference in disk bandwidth is noticeable.
Hi, where can I find those wallpapers?
Thanks for the info.
Hope it was helpful
At 11:27, you meant to say, "at $300 per year", not "at $300 per day". In that case, it would NOT be worth it (ha, ha) Great video and very helpful. I like your style, speed, thoroughness, clear annunciation and articulation. Well done, man.
I don't really need the extra CPU+GPU power, but need the larger display. I'd love to get a 16" Air or M1 based Pro with old display tech at a better price point than the current 16" options. I'm an Indy Apple developer with limited resources.
Where can we find the wallpapers in the laptops?
I would like to know as well.
Which one do you recommend for 3D model and animation, game development, music production and playing some games? Is it base 16 enough?
I really wanted the base 2021 16" Pro but ouch it's expensive, so picked up a base 2019 16" Pro for less than half the price of the 2021 model, and after using both side by side, for my needs, I'm happy
That’s crazy. The M1 MacBook Air is a faster machine than any Intel MacBook ever released including the 16 inch pros. But I’m glad you’re happy with your purchase
those macbook backgrounds look awesome, where can i find them?
Ok my buddy in the Christmas Room in Miami, Florida was told to separate his files on his two M1 Macs basic and then send it to his 2017 IMac for uploading and completed his task in no time. From his IMac he controlled all three computers and did his videos in less time. Multitasking at its best! Love your videos BTW.
Your words haunt me (buy it nice or buy it twice). I bought a 13-inch M1 base with 16GB of ram 3 months ago and already need to upgrade. I'm in full regret. I use these machines for work not for fun, and I should have gone all out. 😭
I'm so sorry to hear that - hopefully you can still get a good amount of that money when you re-sell. Thank so much for watching and for being part of the channel!
So you mention elsewhere that the Max vs Pro isn't noticeable for most people but then in this video you say that it is noticeable just for playback and skimming during video editing. Can you clarify that please? Thanks
Thank you. This all makes a great deal of sense. Personally, I am going to nearly max out a 14 inch, (MAX chip, 24 GB GPU, 64 GB RAM and 2 TB SSD), and I know that it might be seen as luxury purchase by some. I am about to retire. Photography and Music are two of my main "hobbies" although I am pretty serious about both. I have the resources, and I want to have one computer that will put me in the best position to meet all my needs whatever I might do over the next 4-5 years. I am persuaded that a base model with 10 cores and 32 mb ram would likely meet my current needs. But, I am also convinced that in the not to distant future I will be using more software and using much bigger files. We shall see. I just want to do what I can to minimize frustration with tech and keep the art in the forefront of my brain. I want to do what I can to get smooth trouble free operation of my software with large files.
Excellent comment. I have been trying to see whether to spec this mac book to the max spec…and as someone later in their career, but doing more and more video and music, it is best to find the machine that will enable me to focus on the art and creativity…rather than the tech. Well said.
@@frankpulumbarit8624 Exactly.
@Robert I'm torn in a decision loop for either the 16 or spec'd out or the 14 similar to yours, though I think I'd go with 32 GB Ram and the mid-tier max chip. How do you like your 14 inch? I think the 16 inch is just a tank and like the idea of the form factor of the 14... Any feedback is appreciated!!
@@ThomasJared I love my 14. I use a good external monitor for most of my editing. The 16 inch is way to big for me. Not interested in a 16 inch laptop.
@@robgerety thanks for this! Any major problems with throttling with the Max chip? You opted for the 24gpu as opposed to the 32core gpu, right?
Thank you!! Just for some reassurance, I just bought the MacBook Pro M1 pro with 16GB ram (base), but added more SSD (2TB), I do some video editing/ photo editing for paid clients, but more as a part time hobby. I would say the video editing will be the most challenging function for my computer to handle, also I use FCPX. Did I purchase correctly? Should I have gotten the max? Should I have spent more on more ram instead of more storage? My priorities are same as yours. I want smooth playback/scrubbing, more screen real estate, but a lighting fast tender time isn’t paramount. Your insight will be so helpful. Hopefully I’ll hear back from you before I can’t return the computer if need be.
Do you do 4k editing?
just got the 16" the extra weight is worth it for screen real estate when travelling
CONGRATS! I feel the same way - and at the same time, I know some people prioritize portability.
The difference in price between 32gb Pro and Max is not that much especially taking into account the overall price of the laptop. I wouldn’t say that spending extra money doesn’t worth it
Thanks for the insightful video and all the effort you put into it.
Say, the Wallpapers are great; where did you get them from? Somehow I missed them...
The user experience! yes...that's the most important thing-I want to replace my old iMac late 2013...I want to wait for the new iMacs next year but I'm so tempted to getting a 16" M1pro base....I use Premiere pro which is not fully optimized for the M1 yet...and maybe FCP X is faster but don't care for now...do you think 16GB ram is enough? I may do some After Effects but not 3D etc...I know I will need a 4k monitor too. How practical is to use one of these ones as a desktop replacement? Clamshell mode? I wish I know that Apple has in store for next year's iMacs M1pro/Max or whatever. I can only afford one computer! I want to continue to use my Lacie 20GB Thunderbolt 2 drive...hmmm..I guess you are right: buy it nice or buy it twice! thanks for your advice!
But how much faster is it compared to intel MacBook with Final Cut?
First i was excited with the new Macbook Pro. But when time goes by, i have to say 'i really hate that notch'. Why Apple why...?
Where do you get the sweet wallpaper for the MacBook?
I was thinking of getting a base model 16 inch, but after having gone around in a loop im thinking about getting a 14 inch base model MacBook Pro (i thought about getting an M1 Mac Mini, then thought about getting a 13 inch M1 MacBook Pro, and now I’m thinking about the 14 inch MacBook Pro)
Once again, if someone would ask what would be the best model for me, do you think it would be entry level or the maxed out?
I had to choose between entry level or double the ram. I watched 500 comparison videos and none compared my options.
I chose the latter, but it might be a mistake.
Ram is only incredibly important for music production or when you have multiple programs running at once. If you’re not doing heavy duty work you should be totally fine
M1 max fully maxed out would be insane in a Mac Pro. Bigger body would definitely keep it cool and allow it to work at full potential..
The software can’t catch up. I’m experiencing lags on final cut pro too. On audio tracks especially. It’s frustrating considering the video files and graphic plugins have no issue.
I got the base 16” and it is amazing, such a pleasure to use and I’ve not heard the fans at all, I use it for sketch up and rendering and it’s so quick.
Just wondering if the 14" model would be able to handle that file you exported into the 16" model?
Where are your wallpapers on those macs from ?
Recently upgrade from my MBP M1 13' to a factory refurb M1 Pro 16' from micro center at great deal! Extremely happy with my purchase!
I bought the base 14”. I love it
Decent useful video, but in the analogy of "if I keep this machine for 4 years...".. lets be real, people buying higher end configs, wont keep any electronic for 4 years. Those people, and maybe the author of this video too, will jump to the next big thing (M2?) as soon as it is released in a year or 18 months.
This is really not true for many creative professionals. I know a bunch of commercial photographers who have computers from 2018 or earlier.
@@chris-dempsey thanks. I don't doubt there are people that keep their machines longer. Still strange because for them time is money and if a m1 pro can export photos 4 times faster than a 2018 MacBook pro, not sure the example you mention are really thinking of the benefits. Of course many of us favor familiarity of what we have now
@@DanielRodriguez-fg5ll I'm just not seeing most working professionals jumping on each release. It's really not necessary if you buy Macs at high specs. Especially with these new macs I think.
Great video. I love the "buy it nice or buy it twice" motto. I overbuilt the daylights out of a Windows desktop in 2016, and it still screams. 64GB of RAM was considered a luxury at the time, but it served me well during thousands of hours in Photoshop with heavily layered files. The M1 Max is currently the only way to get 64GB of RAM in a MacBook pro, so you know which one I bought, even though I don't need the extra video editing prowess.
Thank you for the kind words. I love hearing about your experience and Joe thinking of your actual use case resulting in a wide purchasing decision. Good work!
Yes please do a video where you talk a bit more about the difference between the fan noise in the 16 inch Macbook M1 Pro and 16 inch Macbook M1 Max. How often they come on and how loud. if there is a noticeable difference between the two.
Does anyone know when Canon is planning on adding the new Canon SL4.
M1 Pro = Vote for the lower expenses
M1 Max = Vote for the massive creative purposes
I’ve had the M1 Max 32GB with 1TB SSD and I’ve made so much money off of it it’s scary. I had the base model 16 inch but once I started adding motion graphics and stuff it hit the bricks even on FCPX.
After Effects was horrible on the base model….like a nightmare. When I upgraded to the Pro Max it changed everything.
If you have the extra bank don’t cheap out especially if you use it everyday.
I do same day edits at weddings with my Max and let me tell you I never regretted spending 3800 on this beast 💯
Great review buddy!
You should split your video in sections like the other ones are doing. For example, I'm only interested in battery efficiency and heating and I don't know where to find that in your video.
Help! Alot of focus is on the video creator, but I am a photographer that does casual RUclips videos saving out at HD, maybe at 2k in the future. I am guessing the maxed out M1 Pro would be MOREEE than perfect for me?
Here in mexico i got from the apple store the 16" 1tb ssd m1 pro at 3600$ dollars, its huge the price difference
I stoped at the 2nd min but i ma give my thoughts them at the end to see if something is dif
Ok so you said you exporting on premier then on final cut are you kidding me wth thats software comparison not hardware????
Man ima watch til end to see if this video has sometype of sense tho
Hello, can I please buy a MacBook from you? I’m an architecture student and could really use some help
You bought it with your money but we all know you're gonna return all of them after your RUclips videos. Lol
Desktop is good for games and blender, for photo/video work Apple is the first choice
Problem with waiting for all these reviews to nake your purchase decision is that by that time when you try to buy one theres now a 2 month wait list. Haha. Next time Im going to just order a maxed out one upon release and return it after the reviews if I need to.
Yeah, the wait time goes up so fast, especially for BTO
they are mainly editing machines, but everything else, use a PC
Curious, what do you do with all the laptops when you're done reviewing them? Do you sell them?
Probably returns them to be open-boxed by the likes of BestBuy.
I got the 10 core M1 pro version of the 14 inch because I felt like the 16 inch just felt too big for me. every time I tried it I thought this is comically big(more opinion than anything). I got the 10 cpu Cores because I figured I’d be running 3 iOS sims, Xcode, android studio, chrome, and adobe XD at the same time ideally it would be nice if each of these had its own core. (So the 8 would have probably been fine) but It’s cutting it a bit close. But then I also often run discord, sublime text, and other misc programs. So just with the number of things I could have going all at once the 10 cores made sense. Plus it’s faster for compile times. And I have to recompile things a lot. And I got the 32 gb of unified memory because my old Mac could use up to 24 when counting swap so I wanted more than that. But I didn’t think I’d need 64. I got the extra 2 gpu cores(so 16) since it was only an extra hundred for me(apple student discount) and I figured it might help slightly when I occasionally play games. But it’s a Mac so it’s mainly a tool not a toy. That was my reasoning at least.
I really appreciate you taking the time to share your process and experience with the community! I think this information will be extremely valuable for a lot of viewers. Thanks for being part of the channel!
your wallpaper on laptops are amazing . they just gave you a sub . 🤣🤣😂
Are the new mac's good for IT students or are there better laptops for less money(by the way love your videos)
I'm not sure that there are better laptops for less money (also, we would need to figure out "better" at what), but the question I would ask is -- do you need this much processing power?
Do IT students even need processing power? I feel like you’d be fine with a $200 Thinkpad from eBay.
@@hippocheese14 thanks man appreciate it
Just forcing the menu bar to be black all the time the notch disappear
Thanks for comparing about label pro and max apple product 🗿
I hope the insight was valuable