Apple MacBook Pro and MacBook Pro PROLED
MacBook Pro PROLED
MacBook Pro
Compare MacBook Pro PROLED with MacBook Pro
MacBook Pro PROLED with touchscreen
- Enjoy razor-sharp images with true-to-life colors on the PROLED XDR screen.
- Choose from the powerful M5 Pro and M5 Max chips for the toughest tasks.
- The lighter design makes it easy to take your MacBook Pro PROLED with you on the go.
MacBook Pro
- You can see images with great detail and bright colors on the Liquid Retina XDR display.
- With the Apple M6, M5 Pro, and M5 Max, there's always a processor that suits you.
- Due to the heavier weight, the MacBook Pro is less easy to carry around.
Choose MacBook size
14-inch screen size
- Thanks to its small size and light weight, you can easily take your MacBook with you on the go.
- On the small screen, you see less in large apps and files.
16-inch screen size
- On the large screen, you see every detail in your favorite apps and files.
- Due to its large size and heavy weight, taking your MacBook with you on the go is less convenient.
Read more about MacBook Pro
New: MacBook Pro PROLED
On 28 October, Apple announced the new MacBook Pro PROLED. Read more about the first MacBook with a touchscreen here.New: MacBook Pro M6
With the new M6 chip, MacBook Pro is faster than ever. This allows you to fly through your work, and even large apps and files open faster.How do you choose an Apple MacBook?
Are you looking for a new MacBook, but don't know which one to choose? We explain what to look for so you make the best choice for you.Which Apple processor is right for you?
With MacBook Pro and MacBook Pro PROLED, you choose from the M6, M5 Pro, and M5 Max chips. Which chip suits you depends on your work.
Trade in your old Apple MacBook for a discount
Step 1: check the trade-in value
Look up your current MacBook and check what trade-in value you'll receive.
Step 2: buy your new MacBook
Pick out a new MacBook on our website or in the store. Transfer all data from your old MacBook to your new MacBook.
Step 3: trade in your old MacBook
Go to the store with your old MacBook. The expert then decides the definitive trade-in value there. You'll receive this amount as a discount.
Frequently asked questions
Where can you find information on new Apple launches?
Apple releases new MacBook models about twice a year. As soon as Apple releases new products or has new updates, you can read about it on our Apple update page.
Which MacBook Pro suits me?
Which MacBook suits you best depends on your usage situation. Are you mainly going to use your MacBook Pro for daily and administrative tasks? Choose the 14-inch MacBook Pro with M3. Thanks to the compact size, you can easily take it anywhere. Are you a professional content creator or do you want the best, fastest MacBook? We advise the 16-inch MacBook Pro with M3 Pro or M3 Max.
How much RAM do I need?
In addition to your processor, the RAM decides the speed of your MacBook. It's important to know how much RAM you need, because it's not expandable later. With more RAM you can perform more demanding tasks and work more smoothly in multiple programs at the same time. Do you edit photos and videos? You need more RAM than if you only take notes.
How much storage capacity do I need?
It's important to know how much storage capacity you need, because it's not expandable later. You base the storage capacity on your usage situation. Choose 256GB if you store a lot in iCloud. If you rather store files locally, we recommend at least 512GB. To store demanding programs or large files, we advise at least 1TB.
Which inch size suits me?
If you're often on the go, a compact 14-inch size is useful. This model easily fits in your bag and doesn't weigh too much. Often work at home or edit many detailed files? We advise a 16-inch size.
Can I use Microsoft Office 365 on my MacBook Pro?
Yes, that's possible. You do need a Microsoft Office suite for this. You can choose from different licenses. Which version you choose depends on your usage situation. Apple also has their own free software called Apple iWork. You can write documents in Pages, edit spreadsheets in Numbers, and make presentations in Keynote.
