MacBook Pro 2016 Vs Lenovo Yoga 910: Touch Bar Vs Touchscreen

The MacBook Pro 2016 is Apple's latest laptop model. It has been widely anticipated months prior its release primarily because of Apple's lack of a new laptop for quite some time. When the MacBook Pro 2016 got released, it got mixed reaction from the market. Lots of people did love that Apple has finally refreshed its line of laptops. However, not everyone has been 100 percent happy with what the MacBook Pro has to offer. In fact, the new Apple laptop has even been compared to a bunch of other brands, including underrated devices like Lenovo hybrids. One of the best models that can pretty much compete with Apple's premium device is probably the Lenovo Yoga 910. Here's a quick overview and comparison between the MacBook Pro and the Yoga 910.

MacBook Pro 2016 Overview

The MacBook Pro is pretty proud of its new Touch Bar feature. It's actually like a touchable ticker that shows different options depending on your current activity, which is pretty cool. It's kind of the MacBook Pro 2016's topmost asset aside from its improved internals. Needless to say, since the MacBook Pro is an Apple product, it is very premium and quite expensive. This laptop starts at $1499 but takes note that this starting price is only applicable to the MacBook Pro model that doesn't have a Touch Bar and a Touch ID.

Basically, there are three MacBook Pro 2016 models to choose from. Two of these are 13-inch in size and then there's another one that's 15-inch in size. Out of the two 13 inch model, one has no Touch Bar. The13-inchh no-Touch Bar model is priced $1499 and comes with a 2.0 GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor. This model then has 256 GB worth of storage, 8 GB RAM and an Intel Iris Graphics 540 graphics. As per Apple's site, this model has two Thunderbolt 3 ports.

The Touch Bar-enabled 13-inch MacBook Pro, on the other hand, starts at $1799 for the 256 GB model and $1999 for the 512 GB model. This model has a 2.9GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 Turbo Boost up to 3.3GHz processor and an Intel Iris Graphics 550 GPU. Its RAM size is also 8 GB. This MacBook Pro variant then has three Thunderbolt 3 ports.

If you want a bigger MacBook Pro 2016, you can opt for the 15-inch model. This variant also has the Touch Bar and the Touch ID features and is priced at $2399 for the 256 GB version and $2799 for the 512 GB version. The lower model has a 2.6GHz quad-core Intel Core i7 processor and 16 GB memory. This model then has a total of four Thunderbolt 3 ports.

Lenovo Yoga 910 Overview

Lenovo's premium hybrid device starts at $1200. It is a 13.9-inch bezel-free device that looks pretty elegant overall. This laptop comes with a 2.7 GHz Intel Core i7 7500U processor which makes its price pretty much worth every penny. As per Laptopmag, this device is also pretty powerful considering the lack of lag despite heavy background performance. The Lenovo Yoga 910 also has the ports you need (USB Type-A and two USB 3.0). This device also boasts of its fingerprint reader for easy sign-in.

The Lenovo Yoga 910 is one of the best 2-in-1 devices on the market. Since it is a hybrid device, it is quite portable and easy to use. Its tablet nature also makes it a top choice for constant computer users. It is fast, pretty and overall a work-friendly laptop, so there's really no reason why you shouldn't opt for it.

MacBook Pro 2016 Versus Lenovo Yoga 910

Of course, if you have always been a MacOS fan, going for the latest MacBook Pro is expected. Apple's laptop may be pricier than a lot of its competitions but it is still the best MacOS device you can get this season. However, if you are flexible when it comes to operating systems, then opting for a less expensive but super competitive laptop model is probably a clever thing to do. Going for the Lenovo Yoga 910 is kind of a practical decision. Not only is the Yoga 910 a hybrid laptop, it is also very fast and powerful. On top of that, it is also leaps and bounds ahead when it comes to economic pricing.

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