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> no more wedge design That is unfortunate. The wedge air design is the most comfortable macbook to type on IMO since it doesn't have the thick 90 degree meta
by arduinomancer 4y ago
> no more wedge design
That is unfortunate.
The wedge air design is the most comfortable macbook to type on IMO since it doesn't have the thick 90 degree metal edge digging into your wrist like the others.
One of the main reasons I got it
- SenHeng 4y agoAgree. Also wished they're released the 11" again. Or the 12" Retina MB. That's still my main laptop and I love that sleek design.
- ushakov 4y agoi feel they should’ve kept the macbook air design as is and instead redesign the 13 inch Pro
- thebean11 4y agoI'm looking at a picture of the previous model and having trouble understanding what you mean, when on a table the surface where your wrists rest is still parallel to the table, and the top edge isn't rounded in any way. Only the bottom is rounded, but that isn't touching your wrists anyway.
- gffrd 4y agoAgree. My wife has an ancient Air, I use a Pro, and it's SO much more comfortable to type on: the lower-rise palm rest, the slight angle, and the less-knifelike edges all contribute to this. Also: something about the aluminum used on the older Airs/Pros feels "softer" to the hand than the aluminum process/finish they began using starting in 2016.
- dannyw 4y agoThe edges are sharper since 2016.