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I guess I'm in the minority, but if my Macbook started falling apart tomorrow, I'd just get a new one right now. I don't really care about any new technology or
by sotojuan 10y ago
I guess I'm in the minority, but if my Macbook started falling apart tomorrow, I'd just get a new one right now. I don't really care about any new technology or processors—2013 MBP is more than fast enough for me—enough to wait or get frustrated. Some rumored features like the OLED bar don't sound good at all.
That said, if I bought one tomorrow and a new one came out before the "no questions asked" return policy ends, I'd switch them.
- toomuchtodo 10y agoSeconded. There is nothing earth shattering Apple could release that would make a Mac purchased today unusable for the next 2-3 years (at least). My wife's MBA from 2011 is still humming along! If it dies, we'll just pick up a refurbished model from Apple, same as my MBA workstation.
- partisan 10y agoI have a MBP that I bought in 2014, 6 years after I bought my first MBP. I only got the new one because I messed up the main board while installing a new batter on the old one. I am hoping that I am satisfied with my current one for the next couple of years at least, especially now that we are in the in-between. Sadly, I think that the OLED bar is going to be a deal breaker for me. As much as I don't want to, I am also considering a Windows laptop. The Gigabyte Aero 14 looks really good due to the long battery life that I've come to expect from the MacBook Pro.
- socmag 10y agoCan definitely recommend the ASUS ZenBook line as well. I got one this year, chopped the internal 512GB SSD in half and have Windows and Linux running. It's a beast of a machine with a high DPI touch screen. Real pleasure to use and very good value.