Retina MacBook Pro Early 2015 in year 2017, Is it still worth it to get it?
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 Jul 21 2017, 05:06 PM
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I just got my MacBook Pro 13'' early 2015, lucky enough there's still one last unit with 256gb..I was think of the newer model with the Type C connector but in the end I had too many usb stuff plus audio interface still using the older connector, didn't like the idea of adapter connected to the side of the Macbook
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Jul 22 2017, 08:59 AM
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QUOTE(westlife @ Jul 21 2017, 06:06 PM) I find the early 2015 heavy. I got all the ports but no USB-c. So it is not future proof. Totally agree with you, went back to Switch Store to give the new MacBook Pro a look at. Bezel and display size really look much more sleeker and thinner than that of the Early 2015 model. Size wise they've made it slimmer and weigh less too, gigantic trackpad size with force touch, the display probably have been tuned looks much better? but price whoa..huge difference bump up.Plus screen wise 2016 and later is a lot better. One thing I seriously prefer newer model is that the bezel looks a Lor thinner. The bezel on the 2015 is seriously too thick.  Probably next year will purchase the next MacBook Pro 13" model if they've release and make extra more ports on the 13" model without the touchbar. the Mac Pro would be my first Apple Laptop, wanted a really stable os for my daily work This post has been edited by Beatmasta: Jul 22 2017, 09:03 AM |
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