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I'm fine with the USB-C ports and buying a new set of cables but I'm not sure about the Magic Toolbar. I frequently use the F keys for shortcuts in my IDE, migh
by DominikR 10y ago
I'm fine with the USB-C ports and buying a new set of cables but I'm not sure about the Magic Toolbar. I frequently use the F keys for shortcuts in my IDE, might be painful to adjust to this.
Edit: The USB-C ports are actually a great feature for me, I plan to buy a monitor with USB-C that can both act as an USB hub, charge the Macbook and use the USB-C cable to receive the video data. (all by using a single cable)
I'll then have one of these monitors both at home and in the office.
- qb45 10y agoHow do you USB-C guys deal with things like mice or pendrives?
- DominikR 10y agoI personally will mostly use it as a desktop replacement where I connect only one cable that goes to an UBS hub, monitor and will also charge the MacBook. Mouse and Keyboard will be Bluetooth which I already use and that works well for me. Regarding pendrives: I'll need to buy a new one, that sucks obviously, but I also have to say that I almost never used them although I bought an expensive one from Corsair just in case. In most cases I just used Google Drive to make that data available on all of my devices.