Apple product comparison 2025
Would you like to compare several Apple products quickly and easily? Then Check-Mac is the right place for you. For example, it has never been easier to find out the technical differences between two Apple MacBooks. In addition to the technical data published by Apple, you will also find further information here, such as which processor is built into a product or how fast the built-in memory works.With us you can even compare Apple products from different product groups with one another. This makes it very easy to find out the differences between an Apple iPad Pro and an Apple MacBook Air.
In addition to the technical data for all Apple products, we also offer you the opportunity to find out and compare the real speed of the products. We use well-known benchmarks such as Geekbench 5 or Cinebench R23 for this. For the performance assessment of the graphics performance across all device classes, we use the FP32 raw performance of the graphics card, which we specify in TFLOPs.
Apple Devices
Apple Display
5 entries
5 entries
Apple iMac
79 entries
79 entries
Apple iMac Pro
12 entries
12 entries
Apple iPad
20 entries
20 entries
Apple iPad Air
14 entries
14 entries
Apple iPad mini
14 entries
14 entries
Apple iPad Pro
32 entries
32 entries
Apple iPhone
34 entries
34 entries
Apple iPhone Pro
12 entries
12 entries
Apple Mac mini
20 entries
20 entries
Apple Mac Pro
11 entries
11 entries
Apple Mac Studio
8 entries
8 entries
Apple MacBook
9 entries
9 entries
Apple MacBook Air
37 entries
37 entries
Apple MacBook Pro
139 entries
139 entries
Apple Watch
82 entries
82 entries
Apple news and articles
24 Inch iMac and MacBook Pro 14 / 16 Inch with M3 Processor new in our Database
posted by Dennis on 2023-11-06
Together with the Apple M3 processor, an updated 24" iMac and an updated MacBook Pro with 14" or 16" were introduced on November 30, 2023. The 24" iMac is only available with the normal M3 processor and 8 or 10 GPU cores . The 14" MacBook Pro can be equipped with all processor configurations except the M3 standard version and 8 GPU cores. The 16" model of the MacBook Pro 2023 can be equipped with the M3 PRO (12 CPU + 18 GPU cores ) and both M3 MAX variants can be purchased.
Overview - All Apple TV models
posted by Dennis on 2022-08-21
With the overview of all Apple TV models that have been released so far, we go on with our series of Apple devices which yet cannot be found in our database.
The first Apple TV was introduced in January 2007 and was designed purely as a playback device for iTunes content. A DVD drive or set-top box functions were deliberately omitted because Steve Jobs had the opinion that these devices were already in every living room.
How the history of the Apple TV has gone so far, you will learn in the further course of this article...
The first Apple TV was introduced in January 2007 and was designed purely as a playback device for iTunes content. A DVD drive or set-top box functions were deliberately omitted because Steve Jobs had the opinion that these devices were already in every living room.
How the history of the Apple TV has gone so far, you will learn in the further course of this article...
Apple Watch 2022 - Series 8, SE 2. Gen, Pro/Extreme
posted by Dennis on 2022-07-14
If everything goes normal, Apple will release the new Apple Watch Series 8 at an event in September this year, as it has in almost every year since it was launched. If rumors are to be believed, there will be a major update to the full Apple Watch lineup this year.
It is very certain that the Apple Watch Series 7 will be exchanged for a Series 8, and the Apple Watch SE, which was released in 2020, should also get an update. It is also assumed that there will be a third model this year, aimed at extreme athletes. This model was actually supposed to be released last year, but was postponed to this year due to the prevailing chip shortage.
It is very certain that the Apple Watch Series 7 will be exchanged for a Series 8, and the Apple Watch SE, which was released in 2020, should also get an update. It is also assumed that there will be a third model this year, aimed at extreme athletes. This model was actually supposed to be released last year, but was postponed to this year due to the prevailing chip shortage.
List of benchmarks used
In order to determine the performance of a computer or a component in it, so-called "benchmarks" are carried out. The benchmark software carries out special calculations and measures the time it takes for the computer to complete the calculations. Since the benchmarks always run the same, the performance of several computers can be reliably compared with one another.For this we use so-called theoretical or synthetic benchmarks such as Geekbench or Cinebench, as these support both x86 and ARM instruction sets in the current versions. We guarantee real comparability of the results by ensuring that the benchmarks are executed identically and correctly as well as by the condition of the system.
We currently use the following benchmarks to assess the performance of the products listed on our website:
Geekbench 6
395 entries
395 entries
Geekbench 5
419 entries
419 entries
Cinebench 2024
113 entries
113 entries
Cinebench R23
205 entries
205 entries
FP32 GPU-Performance
438 entries
438 entries
The last 20 product comparisons
Trends - The 20 most popular products last month
TOP 10 comparisons by clicks
TOP 10 products according to the FP32 computing power
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Apple Mac Pro M2 Ultra 76-GPU (2023) | 26.98 TFLOPS |  |
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Apple Mac Studio M2 Ultra 76-GPU (2023) | 26.98 TFLOPS | |
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Apple Mac Studio M2 Ultra 60-GPU (2023) | 21.30 TFLOPS | |
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Apple Mac Pro M2 Ultra 60-GPU (2023) | 21.30 TFLOPS | |
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Apple Mac Studio M1 Ultra 64-GPU (2022) | 21.20 TFLOPS | |
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Apple Mac Studio M1 Ultra 48-GPU (2022) | 15.90 TFLOPS | |
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Apple MacBook Pro 16" M3 Max 16-CPU 40-GPU (2023) | 14.20 TFLOPS | |
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Apple MacBook Pro 14" M3 Max 16-CPU 40-GPU (2023) | 14.20 TFLOPS | |
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Apple MacBook Pro 16" M2 Max 38-GPU (2023) | 13.49 TFLOPS | |
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Apple MacBook Pro 14" M2 Max 38-GPU (2023) | 13.49 TFLOPS | |
The 10 most expensive Apple products
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Apple Mac Pro 28-Core (2019) | 12,999 $ | |
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Apple Watch 1st Gen 42mm Gold (2015) | 12,000 $ | |
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Apple Mac Pro 24-Core (2019) | 11,999 $ | |
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Apple Watch 1st Gen 38mm Gold (2015) | 10,000 $ | |
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Apple iMac Pro 27" 18-Core Vega 64X (2017) | 8,099 $ | |
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Apple iMac Pro 27" 18-Core Vega 64 (2017) | 7,999 $ | |
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Apple Mac Pro 16-Core (2019) | 7,999 $ | |
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Apple Mac Pro M2 Ultra 76-GPU (2023) | 7,999 $ | |
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Apple iMac Pro 27" 18-Core Vega 56 (2017) | 7,399 $ | |
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Apple iMac Pro 27" 14-Core Vega 64X (2017) | 7,299 $ | |
The 10 cheapest Apple products
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Apple Watch SE 2nd Gen 40mm GPS (2022) | 249 $ |
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Apple Watch Series 1 38mm (2016) | 269 $ |
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Apple Watch SE 2nd Gen 40mm GPS/Cellular (2022) | 279 $ |
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Apple Watch SE 2nd Gen 44mm GPS (2022) | 279 $ |
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Apple Watch SE 1st Gen 40mm GPS (2020) | 279 $ |
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Apple Watch Series 1 42mm (2016) | 299 $ |
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Apple Watch SE 1st Gen 44mm GPS (2020) | 309 $ |
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Apple iPad mini 7.9" Wi-Fi (2012) | 329 $ |
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Apple iPad 10.2" 9th Gen Wi-Fi (2021) | 329 $ |
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Apple iPad 10.2" 8th Gen Wi-Fi (2020) | 329 $ |
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