Instead, you get context-sensitive controls that change depending on what you’re currently doing onscreen. You must by now be aware of the new MacBook Pro’s Touch Bar but to recap is a long, thin OLED panel that replaces the row of function buttons that you’d find on any other MacBook. I’d say it could still do with a smidge more ‘travel’ (it wouldn’t be actual travel because the feedback is provided by haptics rather than actual movement), but it’s no longer something that bothers me as it did when I first got the MacBook Pro.Īpple MacBook Pro 2016 Touch Bar and Touch ID: huge potential that still needs tapping I’ve also grown quite accustomed to the minimal feedback offered by the trackpad at this point, so that it now feels pretty natural to me. I’m just not that type of typist – and I don’t want to be. I’ve also encountered a good number of people with a natural typing style that produces almost no noise from the keyboard. Typos are reduced by the size given to each key and the stability with which each one depresses. There’s the same, minimal amount of travel here as there is with the 12in MacBook, which was the first laptop to get Apple’s butterfly keys, but improvements to the design make it feel as though there’s more and, combined with that clackiness, makes typing fabulously satisfying. I know that some people struggle with the clackiness and lack of travel in this second-generation butterfly keyboard, but I firmly believe it’s the nicest keyboard available anywhere. That little bit of extra comfort goes a long way, although do be prepared to have to deal with sweaty palm prints. That’s because on the 15in model your palms rest nicely on the areas to the left and right of the trackpad, rather than straddle the edges of the machine. If anything this is an even more delightful typing experience than that offered by the 13in model, despite the keyboards being identical. This subreddit is not endorsed or sponsored by Apple Inc.The reason for that huge surface area is that it makes gesture controls a far more viable method of operating your MacBook, and as long as you take some time to learn the gestures and practice them in the early days, you’ll find they become second-nature and extremely useful. If you'd like to view their content together, click here. This fundamental difference in audience is why we support two communities, r/Apple and r/AppleHelp. Apple SubredditsĬontent which benefits the community (news, rumors, and discussions) is valued over content which benefits only the individual (technical questions, help buying/selling, rants, etc.).
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