Apple MacBook Pro (13-Inch, 8GB RAM, 128GB Storage) - Space Gray (Previous Model)
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Style: 1.4GHz Intel Core i5
Capacity: 128GB
Color: Space Gray
Features
- Quad-core 8th-Generation Intel Core i5 Processor
- Brilliant Retina Display with True Tone technology
- Touch Bar and Touch ID
- Intel Iris Plus Graphics 645
- Ultrafast SSD
- Two Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) ports
- Up to 10 hours of battery life
- 802.11ac Wi-Fi
- Latest Apple-designed keyboard
- Force touch trackpad
Brand: Apple
Model Name: MacBook Pro 13-inch
Screen Size: 13 Inches
Color: Space Gray
Hard Disk Size: 128 GB
CPU Model: Core i5 8250U
Ram Memory Installed Size: 8 GB
Operating System: Mac OS
Graphics Card Description: Integrated
CPU Speed: 1.4 GHz
Product Dimensions: 7.87 x 11.97 x 0.59 inches
Item Weight: 4.6 pounds
Manufacturer: Apple
Item model number: MUHN2LL/A
Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: July 9, 2019
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Style: 1.4GHz Intel Core i5
Capacity: 128GB
Color: Space Gray
I really like this computer, more than I thought I would. It's just the right balance of battery life, power, and portability for me. And, I realize I'm in the minority, but I love the keyboard. I had the last version of the 13" Pro as a work laptop, with the last generation of butterfly keys, and hated it. These are only slightly different, but I actually love them. They feel good under my fingers. Understand, though: I only need a laptop for relatively light work. I built a desktop rig for video editing, gaming, design, etc. I mostly use my laptops for writing and editing, with some light photoshop/InDesign work thrown in. And I use the usual cloud services for most of my storage, so I don't need a large hard drive. Battery life is really my biggest criteria, and all of the benchmarks I read suggested the 1.4 Ghz Pro had the longest life of the entire Macbook lineup (the tests I saw had the 1.4 getting over 10, with the 2.4 models closer to 8). So far it hasn't disappointed. I've put in a few 4-5 hours sessions without the charger, and it hasn't dipped below 50%. So while I haven't run the battery all the way down, I'm about in line with what the reviews said. Speed of the 1.4 Ghz is fine, again, as long as you're not throwing anything heavy at it. My basic thought process was it's only got 8gigs of ram, so I'm not going to be asking too much of it anyway. Why sacrifice a couple of hours of battery life for a slightly beefier CPU? And, again, in the benchmark tests I found, the difference between the two was marginal. I haven't throw anything heavier than some photo touchups, a ton of open browser tabs, and a few giant Word docs, but it hasn't stuttered, lagged, or shown any signs of strain. Video playback is great, and I the screen is beautiful. It's not the perfect machine for everybody, but it's perfect for me, and that's all I'm particularly concerned with :)
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2020 by WheezingLamb
Style: 1.4GHz Intel Core i5
Capacity: 128GB
Color: Space Gray
The first mac that was delivered to me was faulty out the box. It would shut off at around 63% and the battery percentage would jump around. I thought it was just bad luck and so I exchanged it for another one and the one I'm using now runs fine. This is a good laptop if you're a college student because it's lightweight and the charger isn't a 10kg brick like some other laptops have. It easy to carry and can last you the whole day. i've always used PC laptops but I decided to give this mac a try because of how lightweight it is. Some basic pros and cons of this laptop are: Pros- -Very small and lightweight while remaining sturdy. Screen real-estate isn't compromised because of how small the mac is, the screen is very bright and has very deep colors. Solid metal chaise keeps the laptop feeling nice with no flex from pressure. -Touch ID is really nice for getting back into your laptop without the password. -TouchBar can be useful when you need to change a setting quickly and it can be customized. -The trackpad and the gestures are very fluid and really makes the whole experience a breeze. -Siri is nice for asking for the weather and that's about it. Cons- -The base model comes with 128 GB which is very small for a $1300 laptop. Apple is cheapening out on the memory here but luckily there is iCloud storage. -Keys can get annoying to type on, they have a short travel time and it doesn't feel nice after a while. -The 2 usb-c ports are too close to each other. I tried plugging in a usb-c to usb adapter and the charger and it wouldn't fit, they were pushing against each other. The adapter itself isn't large but I think the 2 ports should be separated a bit more. -No USB port, nobody is going to stop using usb for a while so having to carry an adaptor just to use your flash drive gets annoying. -No dedicated esc key, If the TouchBar fails for whatever reason then there's no easy way to press esc. I wish they shortened the TouchBar to make room for a physical esc key. -Kinda expensive for what the specs are, if you enjoy macbooks for more than just the hardware then this wouldn't bother you, but spending this amount for 128 GB ssd and a quad-core i5 is a joke. The base model 13 macbookpro should have at least 512GB ssd.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2019 by Boki