The M2 Max chip has a GPU with up to 38 cores and, Apple say, offers 30% better graphics than the M1 Max.

The M2 Pro chip features a 10- or 12-core CPU with up to eight high-performance and four high-efficiency cores, which Apple claims delivers 20 per cent greater performance than its predecessor, the M1 Pro. That means they'll breeze through resource-hungry tasks like video editing, image editing, 3D rendering and 3D modelling. It comes with the choice of an M2 Pro or M2 Max chip, both of which knock the socks off anything previously offered by a MacBook in terms of sheer processing power. If you want to do video editing on the move, then here's our top pick from Apple right now. Audiophiles can also check out our guide to the best laptops for music production. Meanwhile, whichever laptop you end up picking, you'll want to use the best video editing software that best fits your requirements. If you can't find one that fits your budget, though, check out our pick of the best laptops for video editing overall, which also includes some Windows alternatives. In all honesty, Macs aren't cheap, but the best Apple deals might make them more affordable. We've also taken on feedback from our contributors (to learn more, read how we test laptops, PCs and workstations). We've ensured that each device has the specs required for video editing, and our reviewers have tested the machines specifically for this purpose. We've evaluated Apple's current range to choose the best Mac for video editing depending on different requirements. Plus, it's not just about laptops: you'll also find some very impressive desktops from the iMac and the Mac Studio lines in the list below. But it is pretty expensive, so we've also included other options on the list which are a little older (and therefore cheaper), but still provide plenty of power. So what's the best Mac for video editing overall? Well, right now we think it's the MacBook Pro (M2, 2023), which comes in both 14- and 16-inch versions.

Best macbooks for video editing