Barcode (GTIN) 194253297031
Product Type MacBook Pro
Brand Apple
Model MNW83X/A
Colour Space Grey
Processor Brand Apple
Installed RAM 16GB
Primary Storage Capacity 512GB
Storage Type SSD
Digital Media Card Reader SDXC
Screen Size (inches) 16
Screen Type Liquid Retina Display
Screen Definition LED
Networking Wi-Fi 6E
Connectivity 1x HDMI, 3x Thunderbolt 4
Audio Ports Headphone Jack
Operating System Mac OS
Available in Space Grey
Apple MacBook Pro 16 with M2 Pro Chip, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD $2499 + Delivery Only @ Harvey Norman
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same that was a cracker deal!

If you go for the 14.2" model, you can get an M4 instead of an M2… I'd seriously consider that, same price isn't it (same specs too)?

Not a real pro though - pretty sure the entry level m4's don't have the pro chip?
The m2 pro chip better in multi core work, but the m4 entry chip is superior in single core activity, but operating system updates will be two years behind if keeping it long term.

The 14" model is the pro, the 13" is the air.

Yes but he is saying the chip is standard M2 not M2 pro.
Although I can't determine from the description seems like it could be anything but I feel like this would be using the M2 pro chip
@maverickjohn: M4 that conza is talking about is not pro chip.
M2 in the bargain is pro chip.Standard M4 chip is better than M2 Pro chip in single core but not in multi core.

@chumpychops: ok that's good information, thanks, I haven't done the benchmarking, makes sense where some of the money is going then.

@maverickjohn: Yep that's why I mentioned the M2 being also standard. I think he was comparing them both thinking they were both standard.

Differences between CPU single/multicore between M4 and M2 Pro seem to be pretty marginal, M4 is around ~10% better in single, M2 Pro around 10% better in multi. Much more interesting to compare GPU and NPUs. GPU on M2 Pro seems to be ~40% better, but NPU on M4 is ~60% better.
M4 is also newer (so more support) and more power efficient (20W) compared to M2 Pro (40W).
https://www.cpu-monkey.com/en/compare_cpu-apple_m2_pro_12_cp…

Holy bad deal

Its m2 pro for those wondering

not good deal


Bought m3 max around 2700 from officework on last deal 👌