A possible summary is:
The speaker reviews the 14-inch M1 Pro Macbook and compares it to other laptops in terms of design, performance, battery life, and price. He praises the Macbook for its impressive CPU, GPU, display, speakers, webcam, and ports, but criticizes the notch, the Wi-Fi, and the lack of native support for some apps and games. He recommends getting at least 32 GB of memory and 2 TB of storage for a long-lasting machine. He also mentions the sponsor Nordpass and a previous video about the Macbook announcement.
Here are some possible facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a video review of Apple's new M1 Pro and M1 Max MacBooks.
2. The reviewer paid over thirty thousand dollars to get every version of the MacBooks.
3. The MacBooks have a new flattened design, a touch barless keyboard, a magsafe charging port, an SD card slot, and a notch on the display.
4. The MacBooks have a mini LED backlight display with 120 hertz adaptive refresh rate and 2000 local dimming zones.
5. The MacBooks have a 1080p webcam, four counter firing woofers and two tweeters, and a high impedance headphone jack.
6. The MacBooks have either an 8 core or a 10 core M1 Pro chip, or a 10 core or a 16 core M1 Max chip, with up to 64 GB of unified memory and up to 8 TB of storage.
7. The MacBooks have four Thunderbolt 4 ports, each with its own controller, and a full-size HDMI 2.0 port.
8. The MacBooks have impressive performance in benchmarks such as Cinebench, Geekbench, Handbrake, Final Cut Pro, and code compilation, beating most of the PC competition.
9. The MacBooks have limited gaming performance due to running most games in Rosetta emulation mode.
10. The MacBooks have amazing battery life, with the 10 core M1 Pro lasting over 24 hours in a YouTube playback test.
11. The MacBooks have some issues with the notch handling, the webcam skin smoothing algorithm, the Wi-Fi adapter, and the price.