I've had a hackintosh. I'll speak from those of us who've built desktop Hackintosh's because of Apples lack of Pro builds that are easily updatable. For about $

I've had a hackintosh. I'll speak from those of us who've built desktop Hackintosh's because of Apples lack of Pro builds that are easily updatable. For about $1200 I built a hackintosh desktop that scores about 20,000 on the Geekbench and various other scores. It's run stable, etc....for about 18 months. It's a pain to maintain, though. (Upgrades and getting the nVidia Web drivers etc.) I want to actually test out how well the linux sub-system and bash works on Windows 10, to see if I just move my development there. I'm already on a lot of cross compatible apps that I can run on both systems. I should probably also just move to a virtualized/containerized local dev env on Linux, though, and be done with it. I still love me my 11" MB Air, though because no-one has been able to touch Apple on the trackpad. Also, I love how sleep with closing and opening the lid....just works.