Winner: M2 Pro MacBook Pro M2 Pro MacBook Pro (14-inch) vs. You can buy the M2 Pro MacBook Pro (opens in new tab) now, but it won’t start shipping to consumers until Jan. The moral of the story is here is that you’re not going to save a huge chunk of change by purchasing the last-gen model, so you’d be better off snagging the new one. (opens in new tab) (As you'll see in the performance section, the M2 Pro delivers a significant performance bump over the M1 Max, so it's not the smartest idea to get the aforementioned configuration over the new M2 Pro MacBook Pro). It will cost you a whopping $5,598.98, which is just a euphemism for “holy sh**, this laptop is nearly $6,000!”Īlthough the 14-inch M1 Pro MacBook Pro is also configurable with up to 8TB of storage, I could only find variants with this storage tier outfitted with the more powerful M1 Max chip (and a RAM bump to 64GB), setting you back nearly $5,299 on B&H Photo. If you really want to go nuts, the priciest M2 Pro MacBook Pro - I’m talkin’ a 12-core GPU, 19-core GPU, 32GB of RAM, an 8TB SSD, a 96W USB-C power adapter, Final Cut Pro, and Logic Pro - be prepared to sell your soul to Satan. It also came with a 10-core CPU, a 16-core GPU, and a 96W USB-C power adapter ( B&H Photo (opens in new tab) is currently selling this configuration for $2,799).įor the same sticker price ($2,899) on the M2 Pro MacBook Pro, you can get a 12-core CPU, a 19-core GPU, alongside all the same RAM, storage and adapter as above.
Conversely, the cheapest M2 Pro MacBook Pro offers a 10-core CPU, a 16-core GPU, 16GB of RAM, and the same charger.īack in 2021, if you wanted to bump your specs up to a 1TB SSD and 32GB of RAM on the M1 Pro MacBook Pro, you’d have to shell out a gnarly $2,899. With the M1 Pro MacBook Pro, the base model gets you an 8-core CPU, a 14-core GPU, 16GB of RAM, a 512GB SSD, and a 67W USB-C power adapter. I say approximately because, yes, the current-gen MacBook Pro currently costs $1,999 on Apple’s official website (opens in new tab), and you’ll find its predecessor for $1,999 on Best Buy (opens in new tab), but some retailers, like B&H Photo, are discounting the base model of the M1 Pro MacBook Pro for to as low as $1,799.
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