Hi, thinking of getting the Comfyable sleeve (£20) over the Harber London (£90). Do you think it’s okay for the money?I bought this sleeve for the 16" and have carried it around on its own to meetings (esp since w/ battery you don't need charger everywhere, and with HDMI port you don't need to bring dongle). Also I've tucked the sleeve w/ MBP easily into the Patagonia Mini MLC. Traveling with 16" has been business as usual
Just opened up the 16" max model - wow this is even heavier than in store.
With it on my lap at the moment the footprint doesn't feel too bad, but wow is this thing heavy.
Definitely feeling that I way overbought with 32gb and 24core gpu max option.
Man it’s like some never owned big laptops. I remember that 17” xps dell I lugged around. There was even a world of Warcraft version. You’d see these on stargate connected to alien tech. Lol. I figure welp if it works for SG1…
I suppose it’s perspective but the 16 is like a thin and light one for me.
I chose Comfyable because something I can throw around , provides thick padding, water protection. It's clean and also has part that protects zipper from hitting laptop. Very happy with it so far. Previously had 16" leather sleeve from Apple that I didn't think did much but looked nice - until it got pretty beat up.Hi, thinking of getting the Comfyable sleeve (£20) over the Harber London (£90). Do you think it’s okay for the money?
That is a behemoth. Is that a DVD drive? ?Many express concern over the size of the 16” M1. I had a 17” for years. Never a problem. But the new 16” has virtually the same dimensions as the 15”. Before I sent it back, I took a few pics of them both. Not only smaller, it’s more than a pound lighter than the 17”. BTW, the replacement shipped and is scheduled to arrive Dec 6.
I've been using a 2019 intel 16" laptop at home and it's fairly different to me.Man it’s like some never owned big laptops. I remember that 17” xps dell I lugged around. There was even a world of Warcraft version. You’d see these on stargate connected to alien tech. Lol. I figure welp if it works for SG1…
I suppose it’s perspective but the 16 is like a thin and light one for me.
It was. I swapped it out for a 1tb 3G SSD with data doubler from OWC. I also installed a 1tb SSD system drive. Other than the heat and fan noise, it was great actually. The heat eventually fried the graphics. Apple replaced at no cost to me, as part of a class action suit. It lasted til summer 2020, when the graphics died again.That is a behemoth. Is that a DVD drive? ?
And yet, most 15” windows laptop have similar dimension to the 16”16 is way too big. Looks awkward carrying a laptop that big around. I know, I had a 17" powerbook back in the day. 14" is perfect!
It'll take me a bit to find it, but here is the result: The 16" M1Pro has the best battery life. Second place is the m1 Air. Last place is the 14" M1Max.Does anyone have a link to the post that shows the battery life comparisons of the different permutations of the 14"/16" and the M1 Pro/Max?
I swear it was in this forum somewhere but forgot to bookmark it!
It'll take me a bit to find it, but here is the result: The 16" M1Pro has the best battery life. Second place is the m1 Air. Last place is the 14" M1Max.
Here it is:Does anyone have a link to the post that shows the battery life comparisons of the different permutations of the 14"/16" and the M1 Pro/Max?
I swear it was in this forum somewhere but forgot to bookmark it!
I'd much rather get 14" but the thermals comparison from MaxTech video is really worrisome for me. It looked like same load and 16" ran 20 degrees cooler
I also have the 11" iPad Pro with the Magic Keyboardf and I was thinking that the 13"/14" are just too close size wise.4-Screen real estate. Coupled with SideCar and my 11" iPad Pro...??
I think the M1 Max only makes sense for people who make money editing videos. For hobbyists, surely we can wait a little longer for exports. It's not as if video editing slows to crawl when having the M1 Pro instead of the M1 Max.DaVinci Resolve Studio 17: 1, 2, or 3 cam music videos, events, etc.. I am not doing 8k, or even 4k. Now, I usually use my video equipment set at 720p. I've used 1080p, but the vast majority of what I've done has been 720p. It looks great! 720p seems to be the best compromise for me in terms of quality, memory storage, and ease of editing.
A 16" M1 MBA would sell like hotcakes. Too bad Apple will never do it since it will cannibalize their Macbook Pro sales.For me the best laptop would be a thinner 15"/16". I do not need the full performance of the M1 Pro but I need large screen and a thin laptop with good enough battery life.