I was just forced to "upgrade" from a 2013 era MacBook Pro Retina 13" to the latest non-touchbar MacBook Pro, and so far I'm not finding any aspect of this to b

I was just forced to "upgrade" from a 2013 era MacBook Pro Retina 13" to the latest non-touchbar MacBook Pro, and so far I'm not finding any aspect of this to be an improvement. The new keyboard somehow manages to be louder and less comfortable to type on, and the trackpad has an audible "sproing-fft" sound every time I click it. The lack of ports is tolerable at the moment only because my main workspace uses a single thundebolt monitor (required only a $43 dongle) that acts as a hub I can connect my keyboard and mouse too, but woe betide me if I try to take this thing into a conference room to hook up to a projector (or any of the power supplies left lying around in such places). Its especially frustrating since Apple has two other Mac lines that they can use to push the USB-C everywhere concept, I really wish they'd kept the Pro as the "buy this if you need it to just work everywhere" line.