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Apple's M3-Powered MacBook Pro: Everything You’ve Come to Expect From a Mac

I’m just going to say it. 16-inch MacBook, the anodized material on the exterior has kept any but the greasiest of smudges from showing up.

SBy Sarah DawsonNov 07, 20231 min read

I’m just going to say it. 16-inch MacBook, the anodized material on the exterior has kept any but the greasiest of smudges from showing up.

Advertisement We at Gizmodo have had just a few short days to mess around with the new M3-powered MacBook Pros on our own, without Apple looking over our shoulder. Apple shared details on its new silicon as well as an M3-powered iMac at Despite the new black scheme, the new MacBook Pro still got the same look, a very similar screen, and that damned notch of the M2-powered version that was released earlier this year.

Since the iPhone has moved on to Dynamic Island, it would have been nice to have some other setup to allow the pinhole camera rather than a black bar that takes up two inches at the top of the screen. So, all that said, you won’t see any immediate difference if you’re already used to the Already, just typing on the new Pro model is quite a bit different if you’re used to the Magic Keyboard on the MacBook Air. The keys are still low-profile, but they do have more heft to them, and that’s apparent just by the sounds they make. It’s not exactly clicky, but they have a satisfying “bump” to each keypress.

16-inch MacBook, the anodized material on the exterior has kept any but the greasiest of smudges from showing up.
Sarah Dawson · Thehackingpost

We received the 14-inch MacBook Pro with Regular M3 and 16GB of RAM, as well as the 16-inch MacBook Pro with M3 Max and a whopping 48 GB of memory. As usual, the box comes with a 140W charging brick and a braided USB-C to the magnetic five-pin T-tip port cable.

The big question for these new M3 MacBook Pros is how they

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Based on reporting by gizmodo.com.

AI transparency. This article was produced with the assistance of artificial intelligence and published under human editorial oversight. AI systems can make mistakes. Read how we use AI (EU AI Act, Art. 50).
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