The 2019 15in MacBook Pro packs in powerful Intel processors – including an 8-core option – but still uses the butterfly keyboard
Apple’s updated the MacBook Pro for 2019 with what proved to be the last 15in MacBook Pro – at least for now.
Since then the 15in has been replaced by a larger 16in MacBook Pro model, but while Apple itself no longer sells the MacBook Pro 15, you can buy it from other retailers or refurbished. So is it still worth considering?
The big change to the 2019 15in was the move from Intel’s 8th generation Coffee Lake to 9th generation Coffee Lake Refresh chips. To the uninitiated that might sound like less of an impressive jump than the usual move from processors of one ‘lake’ to another, but these newer Coffee Lake chips represent a move from 6 to 8 cores.
These chips are primarily designed for creative professionals and gamers. However, they do have some benefits for those performing general office tasks and other more consumer-focused applications, in as much as they could save battery life because they can run in low-power mode. We’ll take a closer look at the processors and other updated components
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