Unlike Apple's other announcements this week, though, these upgrades also come with increases to their starting prices; the 14-inch MacBook Pro with an M5 Pro now starts at $2,199 instead of $1,999, and the 16-inch model with an M5 Pro starts at $2,699 instead of $2,499. The M5 MacBook Pro now starts at $1,699, up from $1,599. Granted, you're getting double the storage of those old base models, but you no longer have the option to pay less if you don't need 1TB of space.
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For $2,949, you can get a 14-inch model with the industry-leading M4 Pro chip, impeccable speakers, a 12MP webcam, 1TB of storage, and a 120Hz display with a matte finish and up to 1,600 nits of HDR brightness. You miss out on extra accessories and an OLED touchscreen — for now — and you "only" get 48GB of RAM, but that's still plenty for most video work. (A MacBook Pro with 128GB of RAM starts at $4,699 with the M4 Max chip, so for those who do want all that RAM, the ProArt GoPro Edition is a better bargain.)
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