Disappointed that you have to purchase other accessories to be able to use the USB-C ports for my other gadgets. Battery life doesn't last as long as it's claimed to. Seems like the MacBook Pro I purchased is a used product since I found previoulay installed programs that are not suppose to be...

Rapido in the recomendasimo processing, my sister and it lends me sometimes I was in love, it is fast fast, I will save to buy one like hers

You should only buy these for work and school. Facts.

Simplicity

The price

I'm constantly astonished at the performance of this MacBook. I import 15Gb of data into a localhost MySQL database multiple times a day and it takes less time to do so on this i5 MacBook than it does on the Alienware 17 R4 I purchased earlier in the year from JB Hi-Fi.

I absolutely LOVE this laptop! It's fast, it's lightweight and totally portable, and it's beautiful. I had a 17 inch HP PC before and I love this SO much more. The screen quality doesn't even compare, the battery life is incredible too, I can almost make it through an 8 hour shift with out it...

It's a great computer to be sure. What was not advertised anywhere on the site was he fact that although this was a brand new computer (not used) it was a 2017 model. If I had known, I would have picked another model.

I purchased this Mac for my daughter in college and seeing how seamlessly she works with both her iphone and her Mac makes me jealous! The accounting Apps are available in the App store and she is pleased with the functionability so far.

Later in the fall, we're looking at a possible launch of the ‘iPhone 8', which may coincide with the 10 th anniversary celebrations, and it looks like a game-changer that will keep most of us excited.

The Touch Bar version of the new MacBook Pro is understandably the one getting all of the internet attention, but this less glamorous entry-level model is actually a real gem in the overall MacBook range. It’s got more power than most users will ever need and crams it into a beautiful shell that’s more compact than a MacBook Air. The power to portability ratio is strong in this one. Of course you can go up the range to improve that ratio even further (the 13in Touch Bar version has more power but is identical in size and weight), but it’s a £300 step-up, and while it’s undeniably cool, there’s still a question mark over how useful the Touch Bar will be in the weeks and months to come. You can of course go cheaper and lighter and opt for the £1250 MacBook. It sure is a lovely thing, but you’re far more likely to bump up against its power limits than you are with the Pro. And no, you probably shouldn’t consider the Air at this point. In comparison to these other MacBooks it looks very tired and weedy, and is almost certainly not long for this world. That makes this entry-level model a wonderfully balanced bit of kit when looked at in the context of the MacBook range. Yes, I know that Apple’s prices have gone up across the board, but it’s far from the only tech company to make such a move, and when I look at what else you can get for similar money to this entry-level MacBook Pro I don’t see a great deal of temptation. Sure the Surface Book will tick more boxes for a certain type of user, but I’d say that this is the more universal device. I know one thing’s for sure: it’s going to feel like a big step back in time when Apple comes to collect this new MacBook Pro and I’m left with the chunky, ungainly 2015 model that I was still in love with just a few short days ago. Configure and buy a MacBook Pro 2016 at Apple

Super compact; Truly beautiful, sharp, punchy screen; Larger trackpad for your gesturing pleasure; Fabulous keyboard;

Two ports won’t be enough for everyone; Trackpad could do with more ‘click’; Significantly higher price for entry-level; Some might want to wait for that sexy Touch Bar;

While it doesn't look any different than the first Touch Bar MacBook Pro but the gains are plain to see with the new 8th-gen processors. This is the first recent Apple laptop that we can firmly say can hold a candle to the larger 15in version. The Touch Bar is still a bit unnecessary, but you have to buy the laptop with it to get the new chips. Pesky Apple. It's also very expensive, but with USB-C becoming more mainstream, this is a purchase that should last you several years.