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The biggest difference is the 16 inch version got a refresh last month and is now running M1 chip. The 13 inch refresh occurred in 2020 and is using an older 10th Gen Intel cpu (we are on 12th Gen now).
There is a subset of employees where this difference will really matter, but for many it will not.
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Think it depends on what department you’re in. If you’re an engineer or heavy power user, you may want to go with the 16in. Finance ppl tend to have chrome books. Sales ppl mostly have 13in MBP in my experience. 16in is going to be more powerful, but with trade offs on portability
16 in is heavy AF. It’s a beast though if you’re mostly working remote, just sucks to lug around