MacBook differences - what the models offer

If you are considering purchasing a MacBook, then you are initially faced with a large selection. There are various MacBook models that also differ in their specifications. Therefore, to find the best device for your purpose, it is useful to compare all models and look at the differences.

These are the differences between MacBook models

If you want to buy a new MacBook, the first thing that matters is which model you choose. For this reason, you first need to look at the individual differences between the devices.

1. Basically, there is currently the MacBook Air and the MacBook Pro series.
2. The Air, like the other models, has authentication via Touch ID. However, you do not have a Touch Bar above the keyboard. This is only offered by the Pro version models. There are currently a total of three Pro models, two smaller ones, which only differ in the number of Thunderbolt ports. Here you have the choice between two or four ports. Other differences are in the processor used and the integrated memory. Except for one MacBook Pro model, all devices have a 13.3-inch screen with Retina display.
3. Note that after you have selected the basic model, you can meet further specifications in different devices. This concerns not only the processor, but also the RAM and the integrated SSD disk. But again, only in the 16-inch model you have the option to install a 2TB SSD card.