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OLED MacBook Pro vs. Mini-LED MacBook Pro: Size and Weight Compared

The OLED MacBook Pro models look a lot like the prior mini-LED MacBook Pros, but Apple did make some design updates. The new machines are slightly thinner and lighter, and the 16-inch model has a larger display thanks to slimmer bezels. The 16-inch ‌OLED‌ ‌MacBook Pro‌ lists a 16.3-inch display, up from 16.2 inches. The 14-inch ‌OLED‌ ‌MacBook Pro‌ still…

OLED MacBook Pro vs. Mini-LED MacBook Pro: Size and Weight Compared

The OLED MacBook Pro models exhibit similarities to their mini-LED predecessors, albeit with slight design refinements. These newer machines boast a reduced thickness and weight, with the 16-inch variant featuring an expanded display due to slimmer bezels. The 16-inch OLED MacBook Pro showcases a 16.3-inch display, an upgrade from the previous 16.2 inches.

However, the 14-inch OLED MacBook Pro retains the same 14.2-inch display size. Heights of the respective models show the 14-inch OLED MacBook Pro at 0.59 inches, while the 14-inch mini-LED MacBook Pro stands at 0.61 inches. Similarly, the 16-inch OLED MacBook Pro measures 0.63 inches, compared to 0.66 inches for its mini-LED counterpart.

Weight differences between the OLED and mini-LED MacBook Pro models are also noteworthy. The 14-inch OLED MacBook Pro, both Pro and Max variants, weigh in at 3 pounds and 3.1 pounds respectively, while mini-LED variants for the same configurations are heavier at 3.5 pounds and 3.6 pounds. The 16-inch OLED MacBook Pro models tip the scales at 4 pounds for Pro and 4.1 pounds for Max, a contrast to the 4.6 pounds and 4.7 pounds for their mini-LED counterparts.

Dimensions for the OLED MacBook Pros are slightly smaller, with the 14-inch model at 12.24 inches wide and 8.52 inches deep, compared to 12.31 inches and 8.71 inches for the 14-inch mini-LED version. The 16-inch OLED MacBook Pro measures 14 inches wide and 9.62 inches deep, marking a 0.01-inch difference in depth over its mini-LED variant.

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