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13in M1 vs M2 MacBook Pro: Improvements where it matters

As we’ve already seen, Apple has updated the 13in MacBook Pro with an M2 chip, but nothing else has really changed compared to the M1 version. But while the new version lacks the impact of the MacBook Air, which has seen a complete redesign and gained a larger screen, should you consider buying one?

DESIGN

You’d be hard-pressed to tell the M1 and M2 MacBook Pro apart. Nothing has changed between the two models. It’s not that the design isn’t beautiful and practical, it’s just that it looks dated in contrast with the redesigned 2022 MacBook Air, and the 14in MacBook Pro, both of which share a

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