The i9 MacBook Pro is a feat of engineering and design that Apple has carried forward for the last three models, but choices made at the inception of the line are echoing forward to today, cutting back a very little bit on what the computer could be.

The latest MacBook Pro retains the fourth major body redesign that the product line has seen.

The new design leans heavily on techniques used for the Retina MacBook, MacBook Air, and iPad, with the design still 0.61 inches (15.5 mm) thick —making it thinner than the MacBook Air.

Apple’s high-end 15-inch MacBook Pro is still available in standard Silver and a darker Space Gray finish, and is sold alongside a smaller 13-inch version — but that model is a different review.

As before, the Touch ID button is still a physical one, and it serves as an emergency way to force a shut down in the case of a nasty Kernel Panic, as well as a power-on switch.

Other power functions are handled automatically by default, with the user opening and closing the lid to respectively wake or sleep the machine.

Touch ID isn’t universal, though. If you log out of your account, you’ll need to supply a password to log back in;

Touch ID only works if your account is active. You also need to log in manually after a power cycle, Read more https://techevangelistseo.com/review-2018-macbook-pro-i9-processor-fastest-laptop-apple-ever-made-better/