Consumer Reports now recommends the MacBook Pro
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- AnonD-39337
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- 14 Jan 2017
Yeah it's expensive as hell
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- Anonymous
- t7P
- 14 Jan 2017
Doesn't change the fact that it is still an overpriced piece of crap with 2014 specs.
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- Anonymous
- XNI
- 14 Jan 2017
Already updated beta version,feel like battery drain more fast
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- Eske Rahn
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- 13 Jan 2017
Lol, 13 Jan 2017Oh boy this comment section. How many of you actually read ... moreAnd I guess you only read the half about the patch? What about the excuse that it is unfair to test it like they test others by clearing the cache....
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- Anonymous
- 3x8
- 13 Jan 2017
Wait, weren't the Apple haters all going on about how reliable Consumer Reports were, just last week? Lol
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- J9V
- 13 Jan 2017
Oh boy this comment section. How many of you actually read the article? You keep ranting about money from Apple this and Consumer Reports being unreliable that yet the bad battery life was from a bug lmao.
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- mannytalks
- am%
- 13 Jan 2017
money talks.......cash rules everything around me........gang leaders were like soulja boy aint from the hood, the next minute they claiming he's piru
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- greece-me
- iAE
- 13 Jan 2017
Steve would be prou... wait for it...nope...
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- AnonD-237590
- J7N
- 13 Jan 2017
I own the non touch bar model, amazing, beautiful and reliable
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- afshin3k3
- pIC
- 13 Jan 2017
bribe accepted!
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- Anonymous
- vV5
- 13 Jan 2017
Anonymous, 13 Jan 2017The only update that was worse than it's predecessor was 10... moreCrap. Still crap.
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- Anonymous
- ntJ
- 13 Jan 2017
"Consumer Reports used a script that was deleting cache and this was not a typical consumer behavior. Apple asked CR to redo the test and apparently it went as expected", so the new "test" only reloaded the pages over and over again from the browser cache, that is cheating?!
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- WiZtEk
- CAe
- 13 Jan 2017
The Donglebook pro
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- pcitroller
- K3e
- 13 Jan 2017
MacCrap Pro
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- AnonD-416078
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- 13 Jan 2017
Still, I wouldn't buy it, not because it is to expensive and I am too poor to buy one as probably most Apple fanboys would claim (the term being fanboys not fans), but because there's nothing "attractive" about this device, and there may be hundreds of laptops out there that are miles better than it, from my perspective at least.
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- LostInTheSorrow
- DE1
- 13 Jan 2017
I believe that the author just wanted to say that Consumer Reports got paid. Fake ratings doesn't make Apple's production any better.
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- Eske Rahn
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- 13 Jan 2017
Why does this remind me of VW?
You need to apply a patch to make the test run well..... Hmmm...
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- Anonymous
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- 13 Jan 2017
Okay, and by extension I will never ever touch Consumer Reports with a ten foot pole.
What a hill to die on, letting Apple bully your free thinkers into a fake product recommendation. A sub-par excuse of a generational product by a company who claims to have their best interest at heart for the consumer and follow the latest destructive trend of "diversity push". You aren't a plain-Jane androgynous hipster tech blog, but you fell for this trap so I now question your staffs integrity.