Today Apple revealed the latest MacBook Pro which comes in two sizes, 14- and 16-inch.<\/p>\n
There are a ton of great upgrades and new features, and I recommend reading this post to find out more information about them.<\/p>\n
Related Product: Keep Your MacBook Charged On The Go With The Poiytl 100W Power Bank (Click to view on Amazon)<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n I am going to focus on the battery sizes in these new models, and compare them to the M1 MacBooks.<\/p>\n Without further ado, lets get to it.<\/p>\n The new MacBook Pro 14 inch has a 70Wh (watt-hour)\u00a0lithium-polymer battery.<\/p>\n Apple advertises that this should last up to 11 hours when browsing the web, and up to 17 hours of movie playback when watching shows on the Apple TV app.<\/p>\n The new MacBook 16 inch has a 100Wh (watt-hour) lithium-polymer battery.<\/p>\n Apple advertises that this should last up to 14 hours when browsing the web, and up to 21 hours of movie playback when watching shows on the Apple TV app.<\/p>\n This is how the M1 MacBooks rank in terms of battery sizes:<\/p>\n MacBook Air M1<\/strong><\/a> – 49.9Wh<\/p>\n MacBook Pro M1<\/strong><\/a> – 58.2Wh<\/p>\n MacBook Pro 14 Inch M1 Pro\/Max<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0– 70Wh<\/p>\n Macbook Pro 16 Inch M1 Pro\/Max<\/strong><\/a> – 100Wh<\/p>\n The M1 MacBook Air has a 49.9Wh battery, and the M1 MacBook Pro has a 58.2Wh battery.<\/p>\n That means that both the 14 and the 16 inch models have larger batteries than the 2020 M1 notebooks. That’s no surprise, since they have larger chassis and space for larger batteries.<\/p>\n Here are a couple of popular Windows laptops and the battery sizes in them:<\/p>\n MSI Bravo 15<\/strong><\/a> – 51Wh<\/p>\nMacBook Pro 14 Inch Battery<\/h2>\n
MacBook Pro 16 Inch Battery<\/h2>\n
Conclusion<\/h2>\n
Comparison with the 2020 M1 MacBooks<\/h2>\n
Comparison with Windows laptops<\/h2>\n