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With the enhancements brought by the M4 chips, these new MacBook Pros present a solid option for users on older M1 models. However, the lack of significant visual changes and lingering questions surrounding the necessity of M4 features suggest that some might prefer to wait for the next iteration or opt for discounted M3 models available in stores.
The high starting prices—$1,600 for the 14-inch model and $2,500 for the 16-inch—add another layer of consideration for potential buyers. While the new features like the nanotexture display and improved webcam might appeal to some, others may find better value in earlier models, especially given the absence of Face ID support.