CHUWI AeroBook Pro 15.6, the best Hackintosh laptop
CHUWI launched a highly configured laptop AeroBook Pro 15.6 recently, which features a 15.6-inch 4K HDR screen, Intel core i5 processor, 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD, and other great configurations. It’s preheating on indiegogo now.
Notably, AeroBook Pro comes with the same Intel i5 6287U processor as the Macbook Pro. On this account, it not only can install Windows operating system, but also can install Hackintosh perfectly. Compared with the laptop using other processors, AeroBook Pro gives users a better Mac OS experience. In some configurations, it even performs better than the MacBook Pro.
Decent 15.6-inch 4K resolution and HDR enhanced display
AeroBook Pro 15.6 features a 4K HDR screen, 3840*2160 resolution, 100% sRGB color gamut, 10-bit color depth, brings brilliant and comfortable visual experience with a narrow border. Compared with the 15-inch MacBook Pro 2880 * 1800 resolution, AeroBook Pro has 4K resolution and higher-level screen quality.
Intel Core i5 processor, powerful performance
Intel i5 6287U processor has the same 14nm process as the 8-generation core CPU currently available in the MacBook Pro, which makes AeroBook Pro 15.6 the ideal Hackintosh laptop model. It even performs better than the 8-generation core CPU in the base frequency.
Powerful Iris Graphics 550 graphics card
Built-in Intel Iris Graphics 550 core graphics card, AeroBook Pro performs well in the graphics processing. Operating frequency up to 1.1GHz, it can deal with video clips, 3D graphic design, and other scenes smoothly.
The most cost-effective Hackintosh laptop
In addition to the above hardware configuration, AeroBook Pro 15.6 features 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD, reserves the M.2 PCle slot to expand storage capacity. Meanwhile, the expanded hard disk can be used to install the dual system. it supports not only Windows 10 but also Windows7 installation.
AeroBook Pro 15.6 can be the best cost-effective laptop to buy with great configurations and a decent price of $599.
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