This results in SSD read and write performance that’s dramatically lower than the previous generation. The base model M1 and M2 MacBook Air provide just 256GB of storage.

Just like the M2 MacBook Pro, Apple is offering a slower SSD on the base model configuration, which you should be aware of. As 9to5Mac previously reported, the M2 MacBook Pro offers a slower SSD ...

Thanks to the latest flagship devices, which are pushing the boundaries of smartphone photography, creators now rely on their ...

This is way ahead of what the 2021 MacBook Pro was capable of at its very best, and the 990 Pro is a PCIe 4.0 SSD. Once PCIe 5.0 SSDs start becoming mainstream, even the best MacBook Pro won't be ...

The MacBook Pro specs you pay for are the ones you'll keep until the day your device croaks. Fortunately, there's some good news here. You can always buy a portable SSD and use it with Mac's ...

The MacBook Pro 14 starts at $2,000 for an M2 Pro with 10 CPU cores and 16 GPU cores, 16GB of RAM, and the slower 512GB SSD, while it maxes out at $6,300 for the M2 Max with 12 CPU cores and 38 ...

The cheapest Retina MacBook Pro only has an SSD of 128GB, ... The bad news is that, at this time, nobody is making SSDs that are compatible with the new laptops.

This 2020 model still has an Intel Chip for dual-booting Windows OS, and it also updates to the newest macOS for maximum ...

Test results published by Tom's Guide also show that the new M2 Pro has faster write speeds than the M1 Pro, but slightly slower read speeds. Testing the 14-inch MacBook Pro with M2 Max, the ...

9to5Mac's photo of an M2 MacBook Pro logic board with a single NAND chip where the M1 MacBook Pro has two. The reverse side of the board likely houses the SSD's other NAND chip.

Even accounting for this slower SSD, there's still a lot that makes the MacBook Pro 2023 worthy of its spot on our best laptops list. The M2 Pro and M2 Max chips are seriously powerful, but still ...

And as a result of the fewer chips, the 512GB M2 Pro MacBook Pro has slower SSD performance than its predecessor. We assume the entry-level 16-inch MacBook Pro, which also has a 512GB SSD, has the ...