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I had a 2014. It is a great laptop, no doubt but I recall before several patches I had issues w/ USB 2.0 port connectivity. I had the screen replaced once. So
by caycep 7y ago
I had a 2014. It is a great laptop, no doubt but I recall before several patches I had issues w/ USB 2.0 port connectivity. I had the screen replaced once. So it wasn't without its own set of bugs. Working beautifully now.
My only beef is no NVME and it stutters a tad. If I could find a 2015 w/ 16gb/1 tb spec w/ NVME...
I'm hoping the glitches in the 16" can be worked out, eager to see how the 14.1 will look...
and I know Apple kremlinology is never the most accurate way to look at things, but boy were the Mansfield/Forstall years great...
- PascLeRasc 7y agoIs yours the retina 2014? Those can take standard NVMe M.2s with this adapter: https://www.amazon.com/Sintech-Adapter-Upgrade-2013-2016-2013-2015/dp/B07FYY3H5F https://www.amazon.com/Sintech-Adapter-Upgrade-2013-2016-201... I've done this on a '14 13" MBP so I can help if you have any questions.
- dilly_li 7y agoI have the very first-gen Retina Macbook Pro 15-inch back in 2012. Still work almost perfectly to this date. The only problem is battery degradation (70%) and in reality it lasts <2 hours. But since I use it at home as a desktop, not a problem at all!