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Paul Antill

I tested the MacBook Neo for 4K video editing and it surprisingly didn't suck — until it did

MacBook Neo.

While I already own and use a 14-inch MacBook Pro with the M1 Max as my main video editing machine, I often find it too bulky when I don’t need that extra horsepower. So after some back and forth, I decided to pick up a MacBook Neo as an affordable companion for basic tasks like note-taking, research and emails.

I wasn’t expecting a powerhouse. After all, we recommend machines with much more RAM than this for video editing. But as a content creator at heart, I was naturally curious: if I were in a pinch or working on the go, could the Neo and its A18 Pro chip handle my video projects?

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