Apple MacBook Pro - 16 inch - Apple M5 Pro - 24GB - 1TB - Silver

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The 16-inch Apple MacBook Pro with the M5 Pro chip is engineered for creative professionals, developers, and power users who require substantial computational muscle and screen real estate for demanding workflows. It excels at heavy multitasking, high-resolution media editing, and complex code compilation thanks to its 24 GB of integrated memory and 1 TB SSD, though its physical size and premium footprint may be less ideal for users frequently traveling with light luggage.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| RAM | 24 GB |
| Processor Family | Apple M5 Pro |
| Internal Storage Capacity | 1 TB |
| Screen Size | 16 |
| OS | MacOS |
| Processor | Apple M |
| Series | MacBook Pro |
| Model Part Number | Z1MV_4476_DE_CTO |
| Brand | Apple |
No, the unified memory and SSD storage are integrated into the system-on-chip architecture and cannot be upgraded after purchase.
Yes, the M5 Pro chip supports multiple external displays via Thunderbolt ports.
Yes, every MacBook Pro comes with a dedicated power adapter and charging cable.
While you cannot run Windows natively, you can use virtualization software like Parallels Desktop to run Windows applications within macOS.
The 16-inch model features a resolution of 3456 x 2234 pixels.
This is normal for high-performance tasks; ensure the vents at the rear and sides are not obstructed by fabrics or desk mats.
Use the 'Force Quit' command (Command + Option + Esc) to close the unresponsive app, or check Activity Monitor to identify memory-heavy processes.
Setting up the MacBook Pro is straightforward via the macOS Migration Assistant, which can transfer files from older Macs or PCs over Wi-Fi or cable. For compatibility, the device utilizes USB-C/Thunderbolt connectivity, so ensure you have the appropriate adapters if working with legacy USB-A peripherals. To care for your display, use a clean microfiber cloth and avoid harsh cleaning solvents. Keep the air vents clear of dust to ensure the thermal management system continues to operate efficiently during high-load tasks.