Firstly, Apple’s 16-inch MacBook Pro debuted in November 2019 with a Magic Keyboard and updated processors. A new high-end graphics option was added in June 2020
Secondly, the 16 inch display size comes wih true tone coloure and touch Bar. The MacBook pro has upto 8 TB ssd storage and comes a 9th gen Itel Chip. The T2 chip offers enhanced security and hey Siri support.
Thirdly, Tech New FX think the 16-inch MacBook Pro is the the oldest Mac laptop still in Apple’s lineup and it is believed to be reaching the end of its product cycle. Apple is phasing Intel-based Macs out of its product lineup in favor of its own more powerful and efficient custom silicon chips, and a major overhaul of the high-end 16-inch MacBook Pro is expected to arrive later in 2021.
Fourthly, Tech News FX think if you are looking for a more portable Mac laptop, you may wish to consider the M1macbook which starts at $999. The M1 MacBook Air is $300 cheaper than the M1 MacBook Pro, and offers the same chip with many of the same features, such as the Magic Keyboard, Touch ID, and two Thunderbolt ports. The only advantages to buying the 13-inch M1 MacBook Pro over the MacBook Air are the Touch Bar, active cooling, a longer battery life, a brighter display, and speakers with high dynamic range. Unless these features are worth the additional $300 in your personal use-case, you should buy the MacBook Air instead.
The high-end 13-inch MacBook Pro models with Intel chips that launched in May of 2020 also remain in Apple’s lineup. Like the 16-inch MacBook Pro, these models are believed to be approaching the end of their product cycle, we do not recommend buying one as an alternative option even though they are slightly newer.
The 16-inch MacBook Pro, introduced in November 2019, features a larger 16-inch Retina display, slimmer bezels, an updated keyboard with a scissor mechanism instead of a butterfly mechanism, up to 64GB RAM, up to 8TB of storage, and AMD Radeon Pro 5000M Series graphics cards.
The 16-inch MacBook Pro features a 3072×1920 resolution display and a higher pixel density of 226 ppi, while the 13-inch MacBook Pro features a 2560×1600 resolution with a ppi of 227. The Touch Bar and the Retina display of all MacBook Pro models feature support for True Tone functionality that adjusts white balance to match ambient lighting, and other display features such as wide color support are included.
Fourthly, 16-inch MacBook Pro models use 6 or 8-core 9th-generation chips. Apple says the 16-inch MacBook Pro uses the “most advanced thermal architecture ever in a Mac notebook,” allowing it to run at higher power for longer periods of time.
The 16-inch MacBook Pro includes a new fan design with a larger impeller, extended blades, and bigger vents, which increases airflow by 28 percent. The heat sink is also 35 percent larger, allowing for more heat dissipation. All in all, this lets the MacBook Pro sustain up to 12 watts more during intensive workloads compared to the prior 15-inch MacBook Pro.
