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Macworld Podcast: M5 MacBook Pro review
Apple has released a new laptop, the M5 MacBook Pro. In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we take a look at it, talk about our impressions, and whether it’s worth buying or not. Tune in and find out more!
This is episode 956 with Michael Simon, David Price, and Roman Loyola.
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﾿ Read our review
Price When Reviewed:
$1,599
Best Prices Today:
$1,584 at Amazon |
$1599 at Apple |
$1599 at Apple United States
On October 21, 1991, Apple unveiled the PowerBook line. The PowerBook 100, 140, and 170 replaced the Macintosh Portable and were Apple’s first true laptops.
In this week’s mailbag, we have several comments about the new M5 products Apple released.
So the m4 MacBook pros are going to drop in price? Sounds good to me
Nope & Nope on TikTok
not offering trade in for the m2 avp is borderline criminal
user8291296551281 on TikTok
41 years are enough. I’m off the Apple train.
Nicolas Martin, a Top Fan on Facebook
You can subscribe to the Macworld Podcast—or leave us a review!—right here in the Podcasts app. The Macworld Podcast is also available on Spotify and on the Macworld Podcast YouTube channel. Or you can point your favorite podcast-savvy RSS reader at: https://feeds.megaphone.fm/macworld
To find previous episodes, visit Macworld’s podcast page or our home on MegaPhone.
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Według raportu Counterpoint Research, globalne dostawy komputerów PC wzrosły w III kwartale 2025 roku o 8,1% rok do roku, głównie z powodu nadchodzącego zakończenia wsparcia dla Windows 10 oraz zmian w amerykańskich taryfach importowych.
Apple odnotowało wzrost dostaw Maców o 14,9%, co firma zawdzięcza popularności nowych modeli MacBooków i rosnącemu zainteresowaniu ze strony firm. Producent uplasował się na drugim miejscu za Lenovo (17%) i nieznacznie przed Asusem (14%).

Oto, co starszy analityk Counterpoint Minsoo Kang miał do powiedzenia na temat raportu:
Podczas gdy obecny wzrost jest napędzany głównie przez migrację systemów operacyjnych, branża jest gotowa na jeszcze głębszą transformację wraz z pojawieniem się AI PC. Jednak ta kolejna fala wzrostu nie została jeszcze w pełni zmaterializowana w danych za III kwartał 2025 r.
Pozostali analitycy przewidują, że kolejna fala wzrostu na rynku PC nastąpi w 2026 roku wraz z pojawieniem się nowych komputerów AI PC opartych na specjalnych chipach.
#AIPC #Apple #asus #CounterpointResearch #Lenovo #Mac #MacBook #raportSprzedaży #rynekPC #sprzedażMac #technologia #Windows10
Według raportu Counterpoint Research, globalne dostawy komputerów PC wzrosły w III kwartale 2025 roku o 8,1% rok do roku, głównie z powodu nadchodzącego zakończenia wsparcia dla Windows 10 oraz zmian w amerykańskich taryfach importowych.
Apple odnotowało wzrost dostaw Maców o 14,9%, co firma zawdzięcza popularności nowych modeli MacBooków i rosnącemu zainteresowaniu ze strony firm. Producent uplasował się na drugim miejscu za Lenovo (17%) i nieznacznie przed Asusem (14%).

Oto, co starszy analityk Counterpoint Minsoo Kang miał do powiedzenia na temat raportu:
Podczas gdy obecny wzrost jest napędzany głównie przez migrację systemów operacyjnych, branża jest gotowa na jeszcze głębszą transformację wraz z pojawieniem się AI PC. Jednak ta kolejna fala wzrostu nie została jeszcze w pełni zmaterializowana w danych za III kwartał 2025 r.
Pozostali analitycy przewidują, że kolejna fala wzrostu na rynku PC nastąpi w 2026 roku wraz z pojawieniem się nowych komputerów AI PC opartych na specjalnych chipach.
#AIPC #Apple #asus #CounterpointResearch #Lenovo #Mac #MacBook #raportSprzedaży #rynekPC #sprzedażMac #technologia #Windows10
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Macworld Podcast: M5 MacBook Pro review
Apple has released a new laptop, the M5 MacBook Pro. In this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we take a look at it, talk about our impressions, and whether it’s worth buying or not. Tune in and find out more!
This is episode 956 with Michael Simon, David Price, and Roman Loyola.
﾿
﾿ Read our review
Price When Reviewed:
$1,599
Best Prices Today:
$1,584 at Amazon |
$1599 at Apple |
$1599 at Apple United States
On October 21, 1991, Apple unveiled the PowerBook line. The PowerBook 100, 140, and 170 replaced the Macintosh Portable and were Apple’s first true laptops.
In this week’s mailbag, we have several comments about the new M5 products Apple released.
So the m4 MacBook pros are going to drop in price? Sounds good to me
Nope & Nope on TikTok
not offering trade in for the m2 avp is borderline criminal
user8291296551281 on TikTok
41 years are enough. I’m off the Apple train.
Nicolas Martin, a Top Fan on Facebook
You can subscribe to the Macworld Podcast—or leave us a review!—right here in the Podcasts app. The Macworld Podcast is also available on Spotify and on the Macworld Podcast YouTube channel. Or you can point your favorite podcast-savvy RSS reader at: https://feeds.megaphone.fm/macworld
To find previous episodes, visit Macworld’s podcast page or our home on MegaPhone.
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The M5 MacBook Pro runs hotter than the M4 it replaces
The M5 MacBook Pro is a nice upgrade over the M4 model it replaces, offering significant boosts in graphics and SSD speed, but it also comes with an increase in operational chip temperature. While testing the new MacBook Pro against the old, Vadim Yuryev of Max Tech found the gains that the M5 offers, but also showed that the new chip runs hotter and consumes more energy than the M4.
Yuryev shows that during more intensive tasks, such as during CInebench’s 3D rendering test, the M5 has to throttle its performance to manage its temperature. The fan–both laptops have only one fan– runs much faster on the M5, too. Yurvey also uses a thermal camera to see the hot spots for each laptop, and notes that the M5 MacBook Pro runs at a temperature a little higher than the M4.
Is the higher running temperature a problem? Not necessarily. The system does a good job of handling the chip so it can maintain a certain performance level and operate safely. But what it does show, as Yuryev points out, is that the one-fan design of the M5 MacBook Pro isn’t optimal and that a second fan or a different cooling implementation would better serve the chip. It feels like the M5 has the potential to do more with better cooling.
Why didn’t Apple do that? Probably because of cost. The M5 MacBook Pro is Apple’s entry-level pro machine that starts at $1,599. The Pro and Max variants, meanwhile, start at $1,999 and come with a second fan. The M5 variants of those chips will likely arrive next spring.
﾿
﾿ Read our review
Price When Reviewed:
$1,599
Best Prices Today:
$1,584 at Amazon |
$1599 at Apple |
$1599 at Apple United States
⁂ Article
The M5 MacBook Pro runs hotter than the M4 it replaces
The M5 MacBook Pro is a nice upgrade over the M4 model it replaces, offering significant boosts in graphics and SSD speed, but it also comes with an increase in operational chip temperature. While testing the new MacBook Pro against the old, Vadim Yuryev of Max Tech found the gains that the M5 offers, but also showed that the new chip runs hotter and consumes more energy than the M4.
Yuryev shows that during more intensive tasks, such as during CInebench’s 3D rendering test, the M5 has to throttle its performance to manage its temperature. The fan–both laptops have only one fan– runs much faster on the M5, too. Yurvey also uses a thermal camera to see the hot spots for each laptop, and notes that the M5 MacBook Pro runs at a temperature a little higher than the M4.
Is the higher running temperature a problem? Not necessarily. The system does a good job of handling the chip so it can maintain a certain performance level and operate safely. But what it does show, as Yuryev points out, is that the one-fan design of the M5 MacBook Pro isn’t optimal and that a second fan or a different cooling implementation would better serve the chip. It feels like the M5 has the potential to do more with better cooling.
Why didn’t Apple do that? Probably because of cost. The M5 MacBook Pro is Apple’s entry-level pro machine that starts at $1,599. The Pro and Max variants, meanwhile, start at $1,999 and come with a second fan. The M5 variants of those chips will likely arrive next spring.
﾿
﾿ Read our review
Price When Reviewed:
$1,599
Best Prices Today:
$1,584 at Amazon |
$1599 at Apple |
$1599 at Apple United States
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