Apple 13.3 Macbook Pro 8Gb Ram 256Gb Ssd

most imp thing is a MacBook with RAM more than 8GB, so any apple propcessor with more than 8GB is an awesome laptop

Absolutely love my new MacBook! I consider myself fairly tech-savvy, but what I always appreciate about Apple products is that they just work right out of the box with minimal setup and little fuss.  With just a few clicks the transfer assistant had my data from my old MacBook migrated over with ease. This was a big upgrade for me since I was coming from a late 2019 Intel Macbook Pro with only 8GB of RAM. I tend to use a lot of tabs in Safari, while simultaneously working in multiple Adobe Creative Cloud apps, a VMWare virtual Machine, and occasionally SketchUp. While my previous laptop would begrudgingly (slowly) support that workflow, it was increasingly obvious that 8GB of RAM wasn't sufficient for my needs. So after much thought and research I opted for the base M3 Pro chip over the upgraded chip M3 Pro and went with a model with 36 GB of RAM instead, and I couldn't be happier! I look forward to really unlocking the performance of this new M3 Pro Macbook Pro as time goes on.   And the space black color is gorgeous!

Currently using this for my 13.3 macbook pro and it's perfect.

I currently have a macbook pro 16 i9 32gb ram 8gb video, I put hyperdrive on it and it was an excellent purchase, it has 85w to lap top and 15w current delivery for hyper drive but it is not a problem for the machine because it charges the battery even demanding it the computer, I do streaming and video mapping and this product is excellent

I replaced my stock 256GB SSD for mid-2014 15” MacBook Pro with OWC Aura Pro X2 480GB. The difference is a night and day, if not more. I wish I have done this a few years back. I also have a 2018 MacBook Pro, but I use my 2014 MBP for all the ports it provides. It is amazing how 2014 MBP is still working this well with new SSD! (Optional) I would totally recommend considering cleaning out both fans and reapplying the thermal paste as well if you decided to get more mileage out of your old MacBook Pro.

I had 8GB of ram and this upgrade was so easy and way less than getting it through Apple. The ram functions great and as it should.

I replaced my MacBook Pro 15 Mid-2015/512GB SSD/16GB RAM/AMD M370X 2GB Graphics with this one. At the beginning, I was afraid I would miss all the specs of the old one, but I've been loving it ever since. Even with 8 apps opened at the same time and a bunch of tasks to do, it has proven fast enough, extremely worthy of its price and the battery is great for daily average to intense use. I would recommend it for most of the people, specially college students.

The new 2020 Apple 13.3” MacBook Air with Retina display is the best thing to come from Apple in a long time. Slightly smaller and lighter than previous MacBook Airs, this one packs a lot value. It is a faster and smoother operating laptop than my previous 2012 version. The TruTone display provides excellent and realistic pictures from my photographs or the web. I was worried about there being only the 2 USB - C version 3 ports but that hasn’t been a problem. Ordering it from B&H was the best option I could have made. The best value compared to any other vendor, and the support staff was exceptional in making smooth and fast. Their shipping was great and they kept me updated with the movement of the package throughout its shipment. Arrived exactly when they said it would. I recommend the 2020 MacBook Air for anyone looking to upgrade from older versions. In addition, this model could be the last one to come out with an Intel chip, making this model a likely collector’s item. Check out pricing on B&H after you’ve checked the other vendors and odds are you’ll see they have the best value.

Extended my macbook pro from 128GB to 256GB now. It's useful and the cost is low. Love it.

I ordered the i7, 8 gb ram, 512gb ssd version. (Replaced the 8gb ram with 32gb myself) This machine replaced my mid-2010 iMac and boy, what a difference in speed. Not only is it fast, but silent. I would recommend only getting 8gb of ram, then upgrading to 16,32,64 yourself. You'll save a ton of money.