Testseek.fr ont rassemblé 284 examens experts du Apple MacBook 12 inch Retina - Early 2015 MJY42 / MJY32 / MK4N2 / MK4M2 / MF855 / MF865 et l'estimation moyenne est 79%. Faites descendre l'écran et voyez les toutes les revues pour Apple MacBook 12 inch Retina - Early 2015 MJY42 / MJY32 / MK4N2 / MK4M2 / MF855 / MF865.
April 2015
(79%)
284 Avis
Note moyenne issue des avis d’experts sur ce produit.
Utilisateurs
(91%)
3241 Avis
Note moyenne délivrée par les utilisateurs du produit.
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Les éditeurs ont aimé
La charnière est parfaite. On peut relever l'écran d'un seul doigt en laissant le MacBook sur la table
Et la base ne bougera pas d'un iota. Il est possible de repositionner l'écran selon n'importe quel angle – même si malheureusement il ne dépasse pas le
Finesse et légèreté impressionnantes
Ecran d'excellente qualité
Trackpad Force Touch innovant
SSD rapide et volumineux en standard
Très compact et très léger
Fabrication impeccable
Trackpad Force Touch
Écran Retina
Nouveau clavier
Design
Encombrement
Poids
Finition
Les trois coloris
Bonne gestion du processeur Intel Core M
Le port USBC qui autorise l'utilisation de batterie externe
Assemblage soigné
Châssis très rigide
Extrêmement léger et compact
Excellent touchpad
Dalle Retina lumineuse et excellents angles de vision
Bonnes performances pour une utilisation courante
Autonomie correcte
Pas de ventilateur
Hautparleurs puis
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
Pourquoi cet ordinateur estil si fin ? Je n'ai jamais eu l'impression d'avoir besoin d'un MacBook plus fin. Avec un meilleur écran ? Certainement. Plus léger ? OK. Mais toutes les autres innovations de ce nouveau MacBook semblent être au service de sa fin
1 USB-C et pas d'adaptateur dans la boite
Le processeur Intel Core M fatigue vite
Le clavier
Trop dur et pas assez de course
Performances en berne
Disparition du MagSafe
USB C naissant (adaptateur indispensable)
Un seul port USB C
Prix
Processeur 1
2 GHz pas plus rapide
USB-C naissant (adaptateur indispensable)
Un seul port USB-C
Autonomie en retrait par rapport aux MacBook Air et Pro
Extrait: In the past few years, more powerful smartphones and the rise of tablets has chipped away at the laptop's dominance as the casual browsing platform of choice. Will the new MacBook be enough to tempt us back to the physical keyboard?In an age when every Ap...
Publié: 2015-05-13, Auteur: Stuart , review by: pocket-lint.com
Small size, lightweight, quality screen, Force Touch trackpad
No standard ports, no touchscreen, no TouchID
The 12-inch MacBook is all about portability. Apple has focused on creating a laptop so thin, so sleek, so light, that everything else has been pushed by the wayside. For some that will be too much, with the lack of ports too futuristic to make it...
The design of the new MacBook is world class. It's wonderfully slim, light and sturdy, with the added bonus of a high quality Retina display. However, the MacBook's entry-level performance is disappointing, and the limited connectivity may deter some peop...
Image 5 of 6It's hard not to fall in love with the new MacBook. It's a staggeringly-brilliant bit of engineering and doesn't compromise on usability, even though it is incredibly tiny. On the face of things, the starting price of £1,049 seems fairly expen...
Publié: 2015-05-01, Auteur: Andrew , review by: macworld.co.uk
Passive cooling means alwayssilent operation, Very thin & very light, Great Retina screen, Versatile Force Touch trackpad
New keyboard may not be to all tastes, Single USBC port requires adaptors for current peripherals, Zero internal upgrade potential
The MacBook is a triumph in notebook miniaturisation, squeezing a Retina IPS display and full-size keyboard into a 13 mm (at its thickest) tapered chassis, with weight below 1 kg. At over £1000 it's more an executive notebook than the everyman laptop once...
Very thin and light, Cool new Force Touch trackpad
Only one data/charging port, Reduced travel on keys makes fast typing harder and less satisfying
In terms of design, portability and display quality the new Retina MacBook ticks all the right boxes, but issues could arise from its speed (which evokes memories of 2010) its single data/charging port, and its reduced-travel keyboard action. For the inte...
The 12-inch MacBook gets a decent boost to performance and battery life, while keeping the same slim, light premium body. The high-res display and responsive trackpad remain the gold standard. Color options add a fun bit of personalization
The single USB-C port will continue to be an inconvenience for many. The shallow keyboard isn't ideal for long-form typing. Other super-slim laptops manage to fit in more powerful processors
If you can live with its limitations, the new 12-inch MacBook delivers a groundbreaking design that points the way to the next chapter in laptops....
Very thing and light, Cool new Force Touch trackpad
Only one data/charging port
We can't give you our full verdict on the new MacBook until we've spent more time with it and carried out all of our benchmark testing, but first impressions are positive. In terms of design, portability and display quality it ticks all the right boxes, b...
