The MacBook Pro 16 is a fantastic laptop, with a lot going for it from the beautiful color-accurate screen, booming speakers, sharp webcams, and excellent keyboard and trackpad, it is a very worthy upgrade for anyone using Intel-based MacBooks. But for those who want a bigger MacBook to see more of their images, the 16-inch is the way to go.
Unfortunately, it also comes with a monstrous price that is truly quite hard to recommend spending, and photographers might be better served by the M2 Pro, which is available in the 16 and 14-inch MacBook Pro. It handles Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom without breaking a sweat and allows you to carry on with your other work at the same time. What the M2 Max gives you in terms of photo editing power is astonishing, the MacBook Pro 16 with M2 Max is an absolute demon of a laptop, it will tear through any photo editing you can throw at it and still be ready for more. Just be aware that its 13-inch screen could feel restrictive for prolonged editing stints or general home working.Ĭhunkier shape feels bigger than previous Intel 16-inch design Its smaller size, lightweight, and recent price drop make it great for cost-effective, on-the-go image editing. The 2020 13-inch MacBook Air M1 is still worth shortlisting though. An ultra-bright Liquid Retina XDR display keeps your images looking simply sublime, thanks to screen tech tricks learned from Apple's Pro Display XDR monitor. Featuring Apple's M1 Pro or M1 Max hardware, it can be specced with a whopping 64GB RAM. The latest 13-inch MacBook Pro M2 and Air M2 are the newest models in the MacBook range, but we reckon the slightly older MacBook Pro 16-inch is still the best laptop for photo editing right now. These days pretty much every major laptop manufacturer offers a model sporting a top-spec 4K screen with 100% sRGB color space coverage and wide contrast to keep highlight and shadow detail consistently visible. What's more, the addition of a quality screen with consistent color and contrast will not only bring images to life, but it can also help reduce eye strain and fatigue.
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