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Are the brand-spankin' new 13” MacBook Pros with M2 chips actually slower than the previous generation?

The M2 MacBook Pro has started making its way into customers' hands and we're learning more about how it performs in a variety of situations,...

Further tests have revealed that the base model M2 MacBook Pro suffers from significant slowdowns due to relying on a single NAND chip for storage and just 8GB of RAM. It’s currently a terrifically bad buy.

The base model 13-inch M2 MacBook Pro with 256GB of storage and 8GB of RAM is available to buy right now. You probably shouldn’t buy it. With more details coming out about just how slow it is... #m2macbookpro #maxtech #macbookpro #m1 #createdtech

YouTubers spot something Apple didnt mention.

According to reports, there is a performance cut of almost 50 per cent between the base 13-inch MacBook Pro and the top model.

After the launch of Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch with the new M2 chip, reports have started to come in that the base variant is showing a 50 per cent drop in its storage performance.

According to a MacRumors report, YouTubers Max Tech and Created Tech tested the 256GB base M2 model worth the $1,299 and discovered the SSD's read speeds are

The Apple MacBook Pro M2 is slower than the MacBook Pro M1 - Do checkout to know more:

The M2 MacBook Pro is overall faster than the M1 MacBook Pro, but not necessarily in the storage subsystem (if opting for the base model).