The new M3 MacBook Pros bear a striking resemblance to the M2 MacBooks from earlier this year—but they promise a hell of a lot more power.
I’m just going to say it. Black looks good on a MacBook. Silver is nice, and so is white, but the new M3- and M3 Max-powered MacBook Pros have that machined sleekness that feels very Apple. Plus, I can say that in the days since I’ve gotten my grubby little paws on the massive 16-inch MacBook, the anodized material on the exterior has kept any but the greasiest of smudges from showing up.
It’s not exactly clicky, but they have a satisfying “bump” to each keypress. 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 handle the most intense tasks requiring the most processing power.
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