It's no surprise that I own a M1 Mac Studio in my home office, which I use during telework, remoting in and developing software. It has proper multi-display support and is generally a good value. You are getting the power of the M1/M2 Max MacBook Pro for a lot less.
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The new Mac Studio is fast, but the M2 Max Mac Studio or even the M1 Max one is still fast enough. Still, the Mac Pro is kind of pointless unless you need PCIe. It's very niche and for most, a Mac Studio is more than enough.
M2 Ultra Mac Studio review: Who needs a Mac Pro, anyway?
The realities of Apple Silicon make the Studio the best bet for most pros.
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The new Mac Studio is fast, but the M2 Max Mac Studio or even the M1 Max one is still fast enough. Still, the Mac Pro is kind of pointless unless you need PCIe. It's very niche and for most, a Mac Studio is more than enough.