WANTED: Apple Macbook Pro 14.2"

Posted on Fri 1st, December 2023

• #1

mcvw

Hi,

I'm looking for a 14" Macbook pro - ideally an M1 with 16gb 1tb, but if it's a different spec it should be ok - provided it's no older than the M1.

I keep an eye on Apple refurbished but they only have either the Max or 16" which are out of my price range.

Thank you,

Mike
• #2

MicroDosed™

Probably a little underpowered for you, but I’ve got a new MB Air, M2 16Gb/ 256Gb
• #3

mcvw in reply to @MicroDosed™

I'll do a compare of the two and see what performance differences there are, however the reason for wanting the 14" MacBook pro is that it can drive two external monitors straight out of the box (with no additional hardware)
• #4

MicroDosed™

No worries, one of the clever folks in the Apple mac thread will probably know if thats possible
• #5

tom-g in reply to @MicroDosed™

Were you looking to sell? I was looking to get one of these yesterday (13") but this 'custom' version has a 2 week wait I am told ....

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