NEW MacBook Pro M4 - with nano-texture glass

NEW M4 MacBook Pro! Nano-Texture Glass 2024
Discover the all-new M4 MacBook Pro 2024, featuring the innovative Nano-Texture Glass! In this video, we’ll dive into all the updates this model brings, from the powerful M4 processor to the advanced Nano-Texture Glass display, which reduces glare and enhances image clarity. Perfect for those looking for the ultimate MacBook for professional work and entertainment!
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[@Lucas-uo9ml]

I have been using macbook for > 10 years I have never had a problem with the glossy screen, its crazy to watch how a marketing term can convince everyone that's the next big thing revolutionary to have. Crazy

[@TechTalkwithPaul]

I understand what you’re saying, and Apple definitely needs sales, so I’m sure they can’t put everything into one release each year-they need to find ways to differentiate the previous MacBook from the new one. But in reality, this product is very high-quality, and for those who are upgrading from older versions, this entry-level model with a student discount could be a great purchase. Overall, it looks great. Right now, I’m buying a screen protector, the same one, and it will serve the same purpose. But having an Apple screen, so to speak, is cool; it’s just cool. In the end, I agree with your opinion.

[@incawarrior5470]

Been using matte finish screens for years (yes... I know Apple's technology is different) and I can't go back to them... I will admit that initially, matte finishes feel good because its new and for some prefer how it looks, but I can't give up the clarity I get from a glossy display.

[@Lucas-uo9ml]

@@TechTalkwithPauli personally prefer glossy screen, the nano texture is just matte finish screen it isnt something new its on all windows laptop

[@TechTalkwithPaul]

@@Lucas-uo9ml I guess I never really paid much attention to it, to be honest. I always used a regular glossy screen, and since I often had to work with clients in outdoor spaces-like on a terrace or in other public areas where I’d present designs-it was sometimes inconvenient, especially in spring or summer. I never thought about getting a different screen; I don’t know why I missed that opportunity. But recently, I saw Apple’s new nanotexture glass on the MacBook Pro, and I have to say, I was impressed. I know it’s not new technology and may seem a bit outdated, but seeing it on a MacBook for the first time, I thought, ‘Wow, that’s cool.’ Then, when I saw your comments mentioning affordable alternatives on Amazon for around $15 to $20, I realized there’s an option that’s both functional and budget-friendly. I love it! And thank you for your comments 😊

[@TechTalkwithPaul]

@@incawarrior5470 I agree with you. It all depends on where you work. I think if your work involves more outdoor environments, it’s definitely nice to have the Matte Nanotexture Glass. But if you mostly work indoors, or even if you can work outdoors without it being a big issue, then a regular screen is more than enough. Regular screens are great. To give you some context, I’ve always had regular screens. For the past 15-16 years, I’ve owned personal laptops since they hit the market in the mid-2000s, and they’ve always had regular displays. Now, having this technology, even though it’s not entirely new, I find it quite impressive. So yes, I agree with you-a glossy screen is more than sufficient for work. I think it’s very much an optional choice based on your field of work and how you use your laptop. But as I mentioned before, it can be a bit challenging for me when presenting outdoors in the summertime, as there’s some reflection, making it hard to see. That said, the screens are really good now, so in most cases, I think a glossy screen is an excellent, solid choice.

[@lambertj.2892]

Got my MBP a few days ago with Nano-glass and IMO, it sucks. Flat, drab colors and blurry too. I'm sending my MBP back and getting the glossy version.

[@TechTalkwithPaul]

@@lambertj.2892 wow !😮 was it 14’ or 16’ inch ?

[@HK-NYC]

Did you compare the nano vs standard with HDR or Dolby Vision content? I see you were shooting HDR. I am wondering about the specular highlights with BT2020 content using nano / matt screens.

[@TechTalkwithPaul]

I haven’t done a direct comparison between nano-texture/matte and standard screens specifically with HDR or Dolby Vision content. However, I’ve noticed that with HDR, specular highlights can appear a bit less intense on matte screens compared to standard ones, likely due to the reduced glare. I haven’t tried BT.2020 content extensively yet, but it’s an interesting point-I might explore that in future tests. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@HK-NYC]

@ thanks. I produce Dolby vision content and use my M3 max entirely in my dark studio. The only reflections on the display are off my eyeballs I’m curious. Are these nano MacBook Pro m4 display in Apple stores already?

[@TechTalkwithPaul]

@ I just subscribed to your channel 💚⭐️

[@HK-NYC]

@@TechTalkwithPaul thanks Paul

[@HK-NYC]

@ I’m very much an Apple fan. Just received this today. Waited nearly 2 months. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGqohX2goL6Do7Msi=1zJ5ppAhv0ZRGQN7

[@arijit020]

It has Matt finish… less glossy hence color vibrancy will be less

[@MrDcrules]

If you work outside, the nano glass can be good; I've read in many videos and forums that, indoors, the nano display reduces the fidelity of text, colors, and brightness. Thoughts? thx.

[@TechTalkwithPaul]

@@MrDcrules Thank you for your thoughtful comment and for taking the time to watch my video-possibly even subscribing! I truly appreciate every comment from viewers like you. Here’s what I’ve decided: I’ll experiment with Nanotexture Glass, but from a different manufacturer that’s offering a much more affordable option on Amazon. I’ll use it for about a month and then create a separate video to share my experience with it. There are definitely a lot of opinions both for and against it, and honestly, I’m still unsure if I really want to commit to it. The setup in the Apple Store seems designed to showcase the product in the best possible way-it minimizes reflections and makes the display look incredible. So stay tuned for an honest follow-up review on how it performs in real-world usage. Thanks again for engaging with my content!

[@MrDcrules]

Much appreciated! I’m tempted to get it with the nano glass when I buy the 16in in 2025. However, I could see myself finding fault with it if the trade offs (ie diminished colors) are noticeable indoors. I use my MacBook Air 13in when I’m outside or traveling. I also have the 14in Pro M3. Thanks for your great content. Peace!!!

[@zaycer13]

I need to check this screen out

[@TechTalkwithPaul]

@@zaycer13 just check it out it looks cool

[@abinashrabhaofficial]

Glad that, apple did it finally in their own style. Btw my 90 dollar laptop have the same anti-glare feature along with the entire laptop with 1TB of storage. 😂

[@TechTalkwithPaul]

@@abinashrabhaofficial 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 yes, I do feel like Apple is outdated. And it’s sad 😢 but the way they did I it looks cool

[@AmamraYahia]

if you have an M3 then dont get the M4, instead wait for the MacBook M5 which will have an OLED and also wifi7. And there is rumors for a new design :)

[@TechTalkwithPaul]

Sounds like a great approach! Technology evolves so quickly that there are always new options and improvements, and it can be tough to decide when to make a purchase. The Nanotexture Glass on the MacBook Pro is truly impressive, especially for those who appreciate clarity and reduced glare. And with upcoming updates like OLED screens and redesigns, there’s always something exciting to look forward to. The M3 already meets my needs, so waiting for an even better model is definitely a smart choice. So yes I will wait for sure. That was just my emotions at the moment) And thank you for the comment, subscription, and support!

[@Lucas-uo9ml]

Oled is rumored to be on M6

[@TechTalkwithPaul]

@@Lucas-uo9ml I think it will happen no sooner that 2027 . Based on how slowly Apple integrates the other stuff . I might be wrong but we will see

[@sotonin]

"love the color" .... what silver? the quintessential apple macbook color that they have every single year? .....

[@TechTalkwithPaul]

@@sotonin I totally get what you mean! Apple has definitely kept their signature silver consistent over the years-it’s classic and instantly recognizable. There’s just something about seeing it on the latest model that makes it feel fresh all over again. 😊 love the sarcasm though 👌🏼😏

[@khanhtranduy1361]

IMO, if you have m3 already, just buy an anti glare protector is enough

[@TechTalkwithPaul]

I hadn’t thought about this option. Thank you so much for the advice! I’ll most likely go with it and make a video about it, especially since I checked and it’s only $15 on Amazon. So easy solution ) and cheaper one

[@ArthropodSpidey]

@@TechTalkwithPaul that will ruin your screen. That's stupid advice.

[@TechTalkwithPaul]

@ wow, 😮 so it’s better not to do that ?