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I have the 2016 MBP, and have been using it extensively in third world conditions this year. The keyboard has been so good that I didn't even notice it. What I
by rothbardrand 9y ago
I have the 2016 MBP, and have been using it extensively in third world conditions this year. The keyboard has been so good that I didn't even notice it. What I do notice is having to limit myself to the 15 inch display vs the two 40" 4k displays I have at home. The machine supports four, and I would buy a third 4k display (This time UHD) if I could figure out a desk arrangement that supports all three and still keep the MBP in easy reach.
I love my MBP. The flash storage was a little more expensive than I wanted, and I'm going to wait an extra year to upgrade.
Anyway. this isn't a product story- the keyboard is fine.
This is a service story-- Apple should have fixed his right the first time.
PS- Touch Bar is great.
- indemnity 9y agoYep, I have the 2013 15” rMBP and the 2016 15” rMBP. Much prefer the keyboard on the 2016 model. Just two gripes: - keyboard is noisy as hell, very noticeable in conference calls - trackpad is way too big, it’s hard to find a resting position. six months in i still accidentally touch it when not meaning to.
- wingworks 9y agoYeah, I like the touchbar, but yeah was a little disappointed in how loud the keyboard and even the trackpad, coming from a 2015 MBP.
- forgottenpass 9y agoI'm not sure what to make of your post. Are you trying to argue that your personal lack of experiencing a component failure means the component's fleet-wide failure rate is acceptable? Or are you just saying you like your computer, and tossed in a flippant assumption that you don't really stand behind?