07/04/2023
2013 MacBook Air Vs 2022 MacBook Pro.
This year’s MacBook Pro is a huge remodel for the lineup; Apple did away with the touch bar to restore physical function keys, improved upon the already great “Magic” keyboard, and added ports for greater usability. The MacBook Pro with a M1 Pro chip starts from $1,999, but our $2,299 model features a M1 Pro ten-core CPU, 16-core GPU, 32 GB of RAM, and 1 TB of storage for more processing volume and graphics power.
In The End
The MacBook Pro is more expensive for a reason; it has a better screen, stronger performance, and plenty of connectivity. It offers a better experience for those who rely on their computer for work. While not as travel-friendly as the razor-thin Air, it’s still a lightweight all-day workstation that bests bigger setups. With that said, most everyday uses warrant the Air instead. It’s more comfortable to carry with you, lasts almost equally as long when equipped with an M1 chip, and looks better, but isn’t the best for compiling code, 3D development, and 8K content-creation workflows. As long as these tasks aren’t part of your day-to-day, you aren’t missing much. And you save $1,000, which you can put toward more storage and unified memory instead to make an even stronger Air.