Anyone knows MBP 14 & 16's retina resolution?

[jinnyman]

Not the native resolution, but "looks like" resolution you can set at the setting in retina?

I'm wondering if M1 Pro and Max MBP are offering a new reolsution option if any compared to preivous M1 MBP 13 and/or MBP 16" 2019.

 

[Knuckleheadz]

I'm curious about this too because I currently have a 15" mid 2018 MBP but looking to upgrade ideally to the 14" but retain similar "space" on my desktop as I do music production and design.

 

[Knuckleheadz]

Someone else has posted this...

16-inch MacBook Pro

• Looks like 2056 x 1329
• Default: Looks like 1728 x 1117
• Looks like 1496 x 967
• Looks like 1312 x 848
• Looks like 1168 x 755

14-inch MacBook Pro

• Looks like 1800 x 1169
• Default: Looks like 1512 x 982
• Looks like 1352 x 878
• Looks like 1147 x 745
• Looks like 1024 x 665

 

[jinnyman]

Thank you so much!!!

 

[UltimateSyn]

Someone else has posted this...

16-inch MacBook Pro

• Looks like 2056 x 1329
• Default: Looks like 1728 x 1117
• Looks like 1496 x 967
• Looks like 1312 x 848
• Looks like 1168 x 755

14-inch MacBook Pro

• Looks like 1800 x 1169
• Default: Looks like 1512 x 982
• Looks like 1352 x 878
• Looks like 1147 x 745
• Looks like 1024 x 665

Yup, I posted that! Comes from this 9to5Mac article: https://9to5mac.com/2021/10/19/new-macbook-pro-screen-resolution-options/

 

[Ricebucket]

How does the notch / top menu bar work with these resolutions? Does the menu bar become thicker (in terms of pixels) when you increase resolution? Since the notch height is fixed right?

 

[Ricebucket]

How does the notch / top menu bar work with these resolutions? Does the menu bar become thicker (in terms of pixels) when you increase resolution? Since the notch height is fixed right?

I answered my own question, at the 11:00 mark: