Pros
- Much longer battery life (within Mac OS)
- Thin, rounded design
Cons
- Battery is no longer user-replacable
- Tough-to-press mouse button
Bottom Line
This 17-inch MacBook Pro boasts better design and a big battery life improvement (so long as you don't install Windows).
- Polished Apple Macbook Pro The latest iteration of the 17-inch MacBook Pro laptop is a stylish winner.
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