2021 Apple MacBook Pro (16-inch, M1 Pro chip with 10‑core CPU and 16‑core GPU, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD) - Silver
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Friday, Mar 20
Style: Apple M1 Pro Chip
Capacity: 512 GB
Color: Silver
Features
- Apple M1 Pro or M1 Max chip for a massive leap in CPU, GPU, and machine learning performance
- Up to 10-core CPU delivers up to 2x faster performance to fly through pro workflows quicker than ever
- Up to 32-core GPU with up to 4x faster performance for graphics-intensive apps and games
- 16-core Neural Engine for up to 5x faster machine learning performance
- Longer battery life, up to 21 hours
- Up to 64GB of unified memory so everything you do is fast and fluid
- Up to 8TB of superfast SSD storage launches apps and opens files in an instant
- Stunning 16-inch Liquid Retina XDR display with extreme dynamic range and contrast ratio
- 1080p FaceTime HD camera with advanced image signal processor for sharper video calls
- Six-speaker sound system with force-cancelling woofers
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Apple Inc. |
| Product Line | MacBook Pro Series |
| Display Size | 16-inch screen |
| Design Color | Sleek silver finish |
| Storage Capacity | 512GB hard drive |
| Processor | Apple's proprietary M1 chip |
| System Memory | 16GB RAM |
| Pre-loaded Operating System | Mac OS |
| Display Enhancement | Anti Glare Coating technology |
| Graphics | Integrated Graphics Card |
Frequently asked questions
The 2021 MacBook Pro features an M1 Pro chip which includes a 10-core CPU and a 16-core GPU. This powerful configuration allows the computer to perform highly demanding tasks and run resource-intensive applications smoothly.
The 2021 MacBook Pro comes with 16GB of RAM, which helps in handling multiple tasks smoothly and efficiently. It also has a 512GB SSD that provides ample space for storing files and helps speed up loading times.
The 2021 MacBook Pro features a 16-inch display. This large screen size enhances the user experience, particularly for activities like video editing, gaming, or watching movies.
The 2021 MacBook Pro in this specific model is available in the color Silver. Other colors may be available in different configurations or models.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
Based on the reviews, users have generally had a positive experience with the MacBook Pro. It's commended for its remarkable performance and stunning display quality. However, other reviewers suggest that future models should have 24GB or 32GB of minimum memory due to its GPU and CPU having to share 16GB of unified memory.
Pros
- 💻 Great performance and incredible speed
- 🔋 Impressive battery life
- 👍 Solid construction and sleek design
- 💡 Stunning screen display quality
Cons
- 🚫 Need for adaptors for standard USB interfaces
- 💾 Limited base memory
Should I Buy It?
From the reviews, it is clear that this MacBook Pro is a high-performance device with great features. If the shared memory and the need for adapters do not hinder your usage requirements, then this MacBook Pro may be an excellent choice for you.
Style: Apple M1 Pro Chip
Capacity: 1 TB
Color: Space Gray
I tend to use my laptops a LOT, and I could probably be more gentle with them, so I tend to wear them out before they would otherwise need replacement... Leading to this being my 4th MacBook Pro. (It would be helpful if Apple could make better keyboards, but that's outside what I can control.) My last one, a mid-2019 model, had the Touch Bar (which I hated) but the "improved" keyboard which worked well until it began failing one key at a time. I was finally driven to replace it when other problems began to occur. This "new" MacBook Pro is, so far, a definite improvement on its last 2 predecessors. -- KEYBOARD: It took a day or two for me to get used to the feel of the keyboard, but now I'm actually able to touch-type more easily than in the past and it's quiet enough for me to not bother anyone sitting on either side while I work. (It's also very nice to have all the keys work!) The fact that the Touch Bar has been replaced with "old fashioned" function keys is, for me, a major plus because I tended to accidentally activate commands on the Touch Bar when my fingers got too close (maybe I carry too strong an electrical charge?) without my being aware I might be touching it, so having actual physical keys that only react when I actually press them is wonderful. I miss the ability to easily adjust keyboard brightness on the keyboard (it was actually through the Touch Bar), but that's easily taken care of via the Menu Bar. -- SCREEN: The black "notch" at the top of the screen still looks a little odd, but does not affect me or my work negatively in any way; the narrow black bezel around the screen is especially welcome when watching movies or scrolling through social media in bed. Image resolution is very good and brightness is easily adjustable. -- PORTS/CONNECTIVITY: I'm a little torn about the change (from the mid-2019 model) in ports; I frequently find myself wishing I still had 2 USB-C ports on *both* sides but absolutely love the return of the original MagSafe power port (the damage protection of which I've accidentally availed myself of a couple of times already). As far as WiFi is concerned, I've had zero problems to date while connecting to devices in multiple locations. -- FORM FACTOR: After all these years I don't know why I'm always surprised at how hefty this laptop is, but the balance is good enough that it's not noticeable when resting on my knees in a doctor's waiting room. Also, although the edge of the body still seem sharp, this one doesn't seem as prone to leaving painful creases in my wrists & hands as the previous one did. -- OVERALL: I've been living inside the Mac ecosystem a long time; my first desktop unit was an SE30 and my first laptop a 1998 PowerBook G3, so I have a *lot* of Macs to compare this one to... and so far it's sitting very close to the top of my list. My only real argument is with the current version of MacOS, but that's a totally different can of worms. I know there are newer models of the MacBook Pro on the market, but (especially when looking at price) this is one I hope to be using through (at least) the 2020s.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2024 by Brian Lev
Style: Apple M1 Pro Chip
Capacity: 512 GB
Color: Space Gray
Apple made a bunch of missteps over the course of designing the more recent MacBook Pro computers, most notably the poor keyboards followed by the god-awful Touch Bar. (Props to Apple for trying to innovate and the Touch Bar was a cool idea, but it was a solution that created more problems than it solved.) Eliminating more of the ports on more recent MBPs was also problematic, limiting everything to USB-C/Thunderbolt only, even down to killing the very popular MagSafe power plug. After getting one of those more recent models from my employer for work, I was able to find out first hand just how bad they really are. This new model reverses SO many of those poor design decisions. MagSafe has returned (while still retaining the ability to also charge over USB-C), the keyboard is far better, the Touch Bar has been eliminated and physical function keys have been brought back to replace it (YAY ESC), and a built-in HDMI port and SD card slot have also returned. As soon as I saw in the release announcement showing off what Apple had done with this machine, I ordered one immediately as I knew this was going to be a perfect replacement for my 2015 MBP - which I'd kept rather than upgrading to the subpar designs mentioned above. I don't regret the purchase at all. This is a fantastic machine. The only downsides I've experienced are due to the transition to the M1 processor. For 99% of users this won't matter one bit as the performance of the M1 Pro is exceptional. My individual problem is the migration of architecture; moving from x86/x64 to ARM meant instantly losing the ability to run VirtualBox and VMWare. VirtualBox will likely never run on the M1 architecture, and while VMWare is working on a new ARM version and Parallels is also available, they only allow for virtualization of ARM guest systems. Good enough for ARM builds of Linux (and limited versions of Windows), but Intel virtualization is now dead on the Mac. Again, this is not something that most people will ever run into, but for me it's a bit of an inconvenience. The trade-offs, however, are worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2021 by Christopher C.
Style: Apple M1 Pro Chip
Capacity: 512 GB
Color: Space Gray
Perfect. The M1 Pro MacBook Pro is a more than capable, extremely capable machine even in 2025 due to its 8 performance cores and 2 efficiency cores for a total of 10 cores. There is no need to upgrade to an M4 Pro if you can find one of these in excellent condition. Mine was described as being like new, and it did indeed arrive in like new mint condition. It appears that someone opened the box and left the computer alone as all the accessories were still wrapped as new and untouched. I checked the battery cycles, it was at 1. That’s a new machine and a steal at only $900 since I was able to get it tax free. I use mine for music production and video editing. Logic Pro works extremely well, I also use Ableton, Reason and Pro Tools with zero issues. Sessions run smoothly. Battery lasts all day too! Keys feel nice, not too heavy but it is a sturdy machine. Get one!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2025 by Christian
Style: Apple M1 Pro Chip
Capacity: 1 TB
Color: Silver
Yes, you read that right, I bought a brand new 2021 MacBook Pro in 2025. And before you scratch your head, let me explain. When Apple says “brand new,” they technically mean zero battery cycles. Mine came with 2 battery cycles, which means that somewhere between manufacturing and me opening it, someone powered it on and charged it. But here’s the twist; the laptop was completely factory sealed when I got it, and cosmetically it looked 110% new. Performance-wise, it’s everything you’d expect from an untouched MacBook Pro. No wear, no marks, no surprises — just that crisp new Mac smell (yes, it’s a thing). Here’s where it gets better: AppleCare+. Thanks to Apple’s newer Apple One program, I was able to get AppleCare+ on a MacBook that rolled off the line in 2021. The trick? You need to be on the latest macOS update, then run Apple’s built-in diagnostics. If it passes - boom - you can enroll in AppleCare just like a current-year model.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2025 by Anthony Sena Anthony Sena