It feels it too, because of its heft, but that’s not entirely a compliment. Are the improvements enough to keep the MacBook Pro 13 with Retina on par with PC competitors, or is the system starting to feel its age? Hands on reviewĪ firm press on the touchpad feels like a click, but the surface doesn’t budge. The display, keyboard, and enclosure are identical to the first Retina model, which appeared in 2012. A new Force Touch touchpad promises better tactile response and new interface options, and the integrated graphics chip was updated to Intel’s HD 6100, making the Pro 13 with Retina one of the few notebooks to offer Intel’s quickest fifth-generation integrated graphics solution. There are other subtle and important changes, however. Quoted battery life has improved just an hour, from nine to ten, and the new Core i5 processor, while certainly quicker and more efficient, isn’t a great headline feature. On the other hand, the delay feels understandable, as no one seems particularly excited about its inclusion.
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It’s an update that feels late in coming, as the first PC notebooks with Intel’s fifth-generation Core processors arrived about three months ago. Yet it was not the only Mac news the Air and 13-inch Pro with Retina also received new hardware.
The Macbook Pro 13 with Retina is a more tangible, understandable product, for one thing, with positive and controversial traits. The new MacBook stole the show at Apple’s Spring Forward event, arguably beating out even the Watch for oohs and aahs among the company’s fans.
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