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I've only used it 2 days. Startup was never that easy. WiFi quality is very good, I got a long list of SSID I don't have in other devices at home. In my SSID I also have an iMac from where I could easily load files and personal data to this macbook. I tried Adobe Premiere with a 5.1K video and it played smoothly, I didn't have to create smaller proxies for edition. I didn't applied hard effects but with Adjustment Layers it played good. Fingerprint recognition is very good. Battery time is awesome. For now I cannot add more of the several features this macbook has.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
This laptop does exactly what it needs to do. It's M1 Apple processor delivers high performance that handles high impact programs like photoshop, aftereffects & illustrator. The only thing that keeps this from being a perfect score is the SSD space. I don't even think these laptops should come with 512gb or less anymore. 1TB should be the standard. But of course that's just my opinion. The smaller SSD obviously allows for a slightly better value, and if you're someone who relies on external hard drives then it probably won't be that big of a deal. However, if you plan on migrating data that exceeds half a TB & you want the process to be easy without running programs & opening docs from said external, or relying on a bunch of cloud-like devices... then you're probably like me and feel a bit disappointed. Either way, it's a great machine so far. I also love that some aspects have reverted back to the older thicker macbook pros, with more of an emphasis on maximizing side port options & less on trivial bells & whistles for design's sake. Again, great buy whether new, refurbished or used. Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I have the base model and for what I use it for, it plenty powerful. The build quality is the best in the world - but we all knew that with Apple products. The mini LED screen is OLED-like. The speakers are have bass?! MacBooks have always had the best laptop speakers in the world. I like the full-sized function row. Touch ID is the best: quick and snappy. If you buy it used, it’s good value. If you buy it new, not so much. It is expensive at $2,500 plus tax. I was going to buy a new M2 MB Air, but getting the 512gb SSD plus 16gb of RAM would’ve cost about $1,700 plus tax. That’s only ~$300 away from a 16” M1 MBP! Apple is very good at its price ladders!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I was a little concerned that the 16" screen might be too big but it's not. It's great for editing photos, which is my primary use. Very fast processor, especially for RAW files. I worked for almost two hours editing and it barely used any battery, and I could actually keep the laptop on my lap and it didn't get warm/hot like my old laptop. Another bonus, I watch a lot of baseball using MLBtv. This laptop is great for watching TV or movies, and this laptop's speakers are surprisingly good!
Verified purchase: Yes
The laptop arrived on time. It was in the original box with the charging cable and paperwork. It still had the Apple stickers in the envelope. The laptop looks brand new out of the box and the battery cycle read 5. So literally a new computer. Great deal even if it is last years model. Saved a bunch of $$$.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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