> Are the new M3 Macs great computers? Sure. I don't want to be overly negative on what is intended by this concluding line, but it's part of the problem. It

> Are the new M3 Macs great computers? Sure. I don't want to be overly negative on what is intended by this concluding line, but it's part of the problem. It should re-state the point that has been driven home - the entry level MacBook Pro is a bad product for its audience. Just leave it at that - it doesn't say the whole line suffers the same fate, but it's OK to say it's a bad offering without making excuses for them. It does mention the issue again after, but don't say they're unilaterally great on the whole if they're not - it gives them justification to dismiss the issue if they are still "great". The entry level MacBook Pro is not a device you could recommend to the majority of professionals. We all know it. You should either get the Air, or a MacBook Pro with 16GB+.