The next generation of MacBook Pro has arrived with the MacBook Pro 14-inch 2023 and MacBook Pro 16-inch 2023 unveiled earlier today (Tuesday, Jan. 17) by the California-based tech titan. And Apple’s latest laptops are already available for pre-order, for all those who can't wait to get their hands on the most-powerful MacBook to date.
The MacBook Pro 2023 is set to release on Tuesday, January 24, with a starting price of $1,999 for the 14-inch M2 Pro model. The most high-end model is the 16-inch with M2 Max chip which will retail for an eye-watering $3,499. Hopefully, you’ve been saving up.
If you’ve had your heart set on getting a brand new MacBook Pro 2023, then scroll down to find all the details on where to buy the model you desire. As for those shopping on a budget, expect to see a wave of fresh MacBook deals in the coming week. New models mean retailers will look to shift stock of previous generation MacBooks.
MacBook Pro 14-inch 2023 pre order
MacBook Pro 16-inch 2023 pre order
MacBook Pro 2023 — what’s new
The MacBook Pro are the first Apple machines to take advantage of the new M2 Pro and M2 Max chips. Apple is claiming these laptops will deliver performance that is six times faster than even the fastest Intel-based MacBook Pro and offer support for up to 96GB of unified memory. This is hardware clearly designed for demanding tasks such as effects rendering and color grading.
Another big improvement will come in the form of increased battery life. According to Apple, these MacBooks boast the longest battery life of any Mac product. The 14-inch model is reported rated for up to 18 hours of video playback, and 12 hours of web surfing. Whereas the 16-inch model is expected to last for a huge 22 hours of video watching, and a still lengthy 15 hours of internet scrolling.
Other upgrades include Wi-Fi 6E connectivity, that’s twice as fast as the previous MacBook models, as well as 8K display support via HDMI. It’s clear that whether you opt for an M2 Pro or an M2 Max model, you’ll be purchasing a beastly laptop.