APPLE STUDIO T-Shirt 2xl Cupertino HQ Ivory XXL Mac Creator Employee Only iPod

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Measurements (laid flat):

• Chest (pit to pit): 25.5”
• Shoulder width (seam to seam): 22”
• Armpit to hem: 20”
• Overall length: 31”

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The Mac Studio is a small-form-factor workstation computer developed and marketed by Apple. It is Apple's professional Mac desktop, sitting above the consumer-range Mac Mini and iMac. It is configurable with either the M4 Max or M3 Ultra system on a chip.

The Mac Studio received positive reviews on release. Digital Photography Review's review called the machine "the Apple desktop we've been waiting for", citing the previous lack of a "pro Mac mini" offering,[19] while writers such as The Wirecutter's Dave Gershgorn and Jason Snell noted the Studio filled a midrange role that had long been missing from Apple's product lineup.[20][21] Reviews highlighted that it would not appeal to users with modest power requirements.[21] Ars Technica's Andrew Cunningham considered it a nearly perfect desktop workstation that served that role better than the Intel-based iMacs Apple had previously offered,[22] while The Verge's Monica Chin called the Studio "the computer professional Mac users have been waiting for."[23]

The Studio's physical appearance was called understated and frequently compared to a taller Mac mini or stacked Apple TVs.[24] The machine was praised for its number of ports, especially compared to other Apple products.[23][21][5] Reviewer Brenda Stoylar noted that the machine tended to slide on certain surfaces due to the slippery underside if not held in place while inserting cables.[5] Reviews noted the machine's quiet operation under heavy loads.[24][23][21]

Reviewers comparing the product to Apple's other offerings found that the machine offered much more performance for less cost than the MacBook Pro line, although depending if the customer needed to buy a display and more peripherals, the price calculus changed.[19][5] Reviews noted the Ultra-equipped Mac Studios came with a large price premium but would not necessarily deliver equivalent performance.[22] Other complaints included the high cost of upgrades, particularly storage, and the fact that performance could be upgraded down the line.[21]

When the M1-equipped models were released, reviews from Wired and The Verge found the Studio bested the Intel Mac Pro in performance.[23][5] Performance evaluations found that it performed equivalently or better than competing PCs in most tasks, although game performance was weaker. Comparisons between the Studio and Mac Pro noted that unless users needed PCIe slots or a cleaner setup, the Studio offered equivalent power for much less