Lack of haptic feedback aside, the Touch Bar is objectively better than the function keys it replaced: It can display more options, many different types of con

Lack of haptic feedback aside, the Touch Bar is objectively better than the function keys it replaced: It can display more options, many different types of controls, and you can see what each control does without needing to memorize it or having to look it up like you would with the F# keys. Why go back to a limited set of ambiguous numbers that do a different thing in each app? I can't even remember the last time I needed to use a F# key in a Mac app. People saying they'd pay extra for a non-Touch Bar Mac, consider some free apps to customize it to your preferences: [0] https://medium.com/@brendanleglaunec/making-the-macbook-touch-bar-useful-9ec93764fc40 https://medium.com/@brendanleglaunec/making-the-macbook-touc... [1] https://folivora.ai https://folivora.ai - BetterTouchTool for customizing the Touch Bar, Trackpad, Magic Mouse etc. [2] https://pock.dev https://pock.dev - Display the Dock in the Touch Bar + play controls + some status