The grand total for the fully upgraded 16-inch MacBook Pro comes out to be the cost of nearly seven iPhone 14 Pro models with 128GB storage
If you visit Apple’s configuration of the 16-inch MacBook Pro, you will notice that the base model features the M2 Pro, which itself sports a 12-core CPU (eight performance cores and four energy-efficient cores). While there is little differentiation in the CPU core count if you compare the M2 Pro and M2 Max, the price goes up if you decide that you need more GPU cores for graphically intensive work. For instance, the base M2 Pro only comes with 19 GPU cores, and if you want that M2 Max upgrade, it will cost you an additional $700. Next comes the unified RAM option, though 32GB will be sufficient for the majority of MacBook Pro users, and if you want to have an opportunity to open a barrage of demanding programs, selecting the 96GB RAM option will set you back by $1,200 if you are upgrading from the base M2 Pro MacBook Pro. However, nothing can prepare you for the amount that you have to fork over if you plan on upgrading to a mammoth 8TB of blazing-fast SSD storage. That switch will cost you $2,400, which is just $99 away from the price of a brand new 16-inch M2 Pro MacBook Pro; talk about overkill. Overall, with the included software of Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro, the grand total arrives at $6,998.98, which is the cost of seven iPhone 14 Pro models in their 128GB storage variants. So after reading about the price of the fully upgraded 16-inch MacBook Pro, which configuration do you wish to pick up this year?
