It was the first retina generation to come out but we maxed out the ram and processor so it still felt pretty fresh three years later. Q: Did you have any complaints/frustrations with your previous setup?Ī: I had a previous-gen iMac that I loved actually. Everything from bouncing around meetings to tethered photoshoots with plenty of Bridge, InDesign, Capture One and Lightroom in between.
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Q: What do you do at Gear Patrol and specifically, how do you use a MacBook Pro at work?Ī: Deputy Photo Editor. I asked them about their experience so far, how it’s improved (if so) their day-to-day workflow and if they think Apple’s most powerful MacBook Pro is worth it.īuy Now: $1,799+ (13-inch) Buy Now: $2,399+ (15-inch) Henry Phillips, Deputy Photo Editor The Design team at Gear Patrol recently upgraded to the new, 15-inch 2018 MacBook Pros and have been using them for the last four-to-six weeks. I’m not editing photos or videos, or really doing anything that would push that new six-core processor or Radeon Pro graphics to its limit – so instead I asked people who do just that. I bought a MacBook Pro sans Touch Bar in late 2016 – love it – and it’s perfect for me, but I’m basically using it for writing, web browsing and some coding.
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More importantly, Apple really designed the 2018 MacBook Pros for their “pro” user, meaning app developers, photographers, videographers, music producers and other power users who are going to push their laptop to the full extent of its capabilities in the company’s press release, Apple says that the 2018 MacBook Pros are “ideal for manipulating large data sets, performing complex simulations, creating multi-track audio projects or doing advanced image processing or film editing.” So if you’re not a power user or don’t really care for the Touch Bar, it’s probably better to just get a non-Touch Bar MacBook Pro (2017 model) or even a MacBook.Īdmittedly, I’m not the ideal user for Apple’s 2018 MacBook Pro. The 2018 MacBook Pros are more expensive than Apple’s non-Touch Bar model, first of all, which still haven’t been upgraded since 2017. Basically, these were Apple’s best and most powerful MacBook Pros ever.
And they had a few upgraded features, too, like a quieter keyboard and hands-free Siri. They had more memory and SSD storage, better-looking displays and better graphics cards.
They had newer and faster processors, capable of speeding up their performance by as much as 70 percent. Earlier this summer Apple rolled out new 2018 MacBook Pros that looked nearly identical to its 2017 MacBook Pros, but they were they were better in almost every way.
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