Consumer Reports changes course and now recommends new 2016 MacBook Pro

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Consumer Reports changes course and now recommends new 2016 MacBook Pro

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<p>Consumer Reports has published new results for&nbsp;their MacBook Pro battery testing today after having previously given the system a Do Not Recommend rating. CR&nbsp;has officially changed their recommendations and can now recommend the new 2016 MacBook Pros. The new tests come after Apple and CR&nbsp;worked together to decide what went&nbsp;wrong during&nbsp;the original testing. After becoming&nbsp;aware of a Safari bug&nbsp;that may have impacted results,&nbsp;CR recently started&nbsp;retesting&nbsp;on a newer build of macOS Sierra in which the bug was supposedly fixed.</p>
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