MacBook Pro (Late 2024)

The late 2024 MacBook Pro lineup introduces Apple's latest chips: the M4 and M4 Pro. These chips offer significant improvements in speed, battery life, and on-device AI performance. Whether you're editing 4K video, compiling code, or running machine learning workflows, these MacBooks are faster and more efficient than ever.

The MacBook Pro Late 2024 is available in 14-inch and 16-inch versions. Both offer the same chip options and overall performance, but differ in screen size, battery capacity, and portability.

14 inches: Best for those who want performance in a compact form factor – ideal for mobile professionals, students in creative fields, or developers who are on the go.

16-inch: Ideal for those working with large timelines, needing more screen space, or wanting the best thermal performance and battery life—a favorite for video editors, 3D artists, and full-time professionals.

The M4 chip is fast, energy-efficient, and ideal for everyday professional-level tasks: photo editing, light video editing, music production, and multitasking.

The M4 Pro is designed for more demanding workflows such as software development, 4K/8K video editing, 3D rendering, and intensive multitasking. It features more CPU and GPU cores, more memory bandwidth, and better performance under sustained loads.

Yes. The M4 Pro offers noticeable improvements over both. It offers faster rendering, better performance per watt, and enhanced AI capabilities. It's especially impressive in creative and technical applications where GPU and unified memory bandwidth are important.

Yes. The 16-inch model has a larger battery and slightly better thermal performance, so it tends to last longer under heavy workloads. For lighter tasks, both sizes perform similarly—they easily last all day.

Choose the 14-inch model if portability is your priority or if you're looking for a professional machine that's still easy to transport on a daily basis.

Opt for the 16-inch model if you need maximum screen real estate, better thermals for heavy-duty tasks, or longer battery life. It's a workstation replacement you can still pack in a bag.

16 GB or 24 GB: Great for most users, including developers, creatives, and multitaskers.

32 GB and above: Recommended for video editors, 3D professionals, or anyone who works with large files or multiple demanding apps.

Storage options range from 512 GB to several TB—choose based on file size and workflow. Creatives and editors typically benefit from 1 TB or more.