While there are two Thunderbolt ports to work with, some users might have to purchase a hub extension to add more ports to connect their recording accessories to the MacBook. The lack of ports is another issue we’ve found with the MacBook Pro is the lack of connectivity ports. It doesn’t necessarily mean that it’s better. While 13.3-inches is fantastic for portability, the 16-inch variant is the go-to for most producers, as it offers more space to work on. While the MacBook is extremely durable, any repairs you might need doing if anything were to happen to it will cost you a pretty penny, as much as any future upgrades you’d want for it as well. One of the biggest downsides to Apple’s products is how costly their repairs or upgrades are.
Any producer knows that you’ll need good speakers to play your creations back to you (or your clients), so you know you’re producing quality tracks. The MacBook Pro weighs just about 3lbs, so most producers with home-studio setups who just need a laptop to take with them won’t worry about this laptop weighing them down.Īnother benefit to the MacBook Pro is the fantastic sound system. Its portability is supported by how lightweight it is as well. Despite its size, the MacBook Pro has some very powerful specs under the hood, making it a portable powerhouse. For a 13.3-inch display, it’s got a high pixel density and offers up to 500-nits of brightness. The MacBook Pro has the best display of all the laptops here. Apple will upgrade the MacBook Pro up to 32GB of memory and 4TB of storage.
You can easily purchase any further upgrades for the MacBook Pro from Apple, though they’re quite costly.
Paired with the 512GB solid-state drive, the MacBook is a speedy, reliable laptop for producers. It also guarantees that the laptop won’t lag when you’re working for quite some time. The MacBook Pro also comes with 16GB of memory for smooth and optimal performance. This CPU ensures that the MacBook Pro can handle just about anything you throw at it, whether it’s through Logic Pro, Cubase, or FL Studio. Let’s kick off this review with the MacBook’s 8th Gen Intel Core i5 processor. The MacBook Pro is sleek, lightweight, and runs one of the best DAW software, Logic Pro. It ticks all the right boxes for a portable laptop that’s great for producers on the go. We’ll kick off this list with the latest Apple MacBook Pro.
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