Apple MacBook Pro M4 Max vs ASUS ProArt Studiobook 16
Apple MacBook Pro M4 Max
ASUS ProArt Studiobook 16
The ProArt Studiobook brings more brute-force power for demanding workflows, while the MacBook Pro M4 Max offers unmatched efficiency and battery life for professionals on the move.
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Which One Is For You?
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- You need workstation power that you can actually take on location
- You value all-day battery life for shoots and client meetings
- You rely on macOS-exclusive tools like Final Cut Pro or Logic Pro
- You need maximum GPU power for 3D work, rendering, or heavy compositing
- You work primarily at a desk and value raw throughput over portability
- You use Windows-exclusive creative or engineering software
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When creative professionals need maximum portable power, this matchup represents the two best paths forward. The Apple MacBook Pro M4 Max is a marvel of efficiency, delivering workstation-class performance while somehow lasting long enough on battery to edit on a cross-country flight. It runs silent when you need it to and the macOS creative ecosystem is unrivaled for video and music production. The ASUS ProArt Studiobook 16 takes the opposite approach, packing in a dedicated GPU that provides raw computational muscle that the MacBook simply cannot match for certain workloads. For 3D rendering, heavy compositing, and GPU-accelerated tasks, it has a clear and meaningful advantage. Its display is equally calibrated for professional color work, and it offers more expandability for growing projects. Pick the MacBook Pro M4 Max if you need incredible performance that travels well and battery life that keeps up with your schedule. Choose the ProArt Studiobook if your workflow demands maximum GPU power and you're willing to trade portability and battery for raw creative throughput.