> I originally came to the MBP from the world of windows and being very jaded by BIOS and sleep issues with my Dell XPS 15. Macs just work they said. Well, joke

> I originally came to the MBP from the world of windows and being very jaded by BIOS and sleep issues with my Dell XPS 15. Macs just work they said. Well, jokes been on me. This is pretty much by sentiment too. My MBP is a "2nd" computer for me, that I only use when building iOS apps - my daily driver is Windows 10, and I'm very happy with it. It's not quite 50-50 for kernel panic for me, but I'd guess it happens around 20% of the time if the MBP is switched on when I plug in the monitors - hardly much better. The keyboard on my MBP is crap too, and has 2 keys that stop working from time to time. I'm not even a fan of the trackpad that most on HN seem to gush about - it needs too much pressure to click even on the most sensitive setting, and something just feels "weird" about the feel of it and the way teh cursor moves. And it seems something breaks or goes wrong after every.single.os.update - IMO, there are some serious QA issues with OS updates. Meanwhile on Windows 10, everything Just Works (TM).