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2019 macbook pro 16" : r/macbook
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Issues on 2019 16-inch MacBook Pro (A2141) When Plugged into Charger : r/ macbookpro
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MacBook Pro 16-inch owners report glitchy speakers and ghosting display | TechRadar
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How to FIX your 16” MacBook Pro - (Don't Return it) - YouTube
MAJOR PROBLEMS With the M1 Pro & Max - MacBook Pro 14 & MacBook Pro 16 After One Month - YouTube
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16-inch MacBook Pro users reporting MagSafe issues, clamshell mode problems | AppleInsider
Apple 16-inch MacBook Pro (M2 Max, 2023) review: A content creator's dream machine | ZDNET
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