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They don't have to have a zillion of them.
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On the pro model, there's really no excuse for leaving off things that are so common as USB-A and HDMI. USB-C might be the future, but I'm using my laptop *now*, not in the future. And while I know you can always drop for a hub with it, would it have really killed them to include a HDMI port? I mean the usefulness of a mobile computer is hurt quite badly if you can't plug it into projectors without adaptors.
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Or better yet, brought back magsafe for charging and free up all four ports. They should have included at least one extra. Speaking of which, have they done anything to mitigate or address the keyboard failure issue in the update?Īs for USB C ports, I don't think I have as much of a problem with them as most people seem to have, but when you consider that one of the 4 must be used as the power supply that means you only have 3 ports on the thing (plus the headphone jack). And that's not even taking into account the reports of failures. admittedly I've only tried them in store and haven't taken a machine with one home for an extended tryout, but there seems to be almost no movement at all in the keys which makes it feel almost as bad to type on as the glass surface of a tablet. The versions on their laptops, on the other hand. It won't replace my Cherry MX keyboard but as an input device for an iPad it suffices. The version of the butterfly keyboard in stand-alone keyboards (like the Apple wireless keyboards) seems to be OK. I really wonder how the reliability compares statistically to the previous desing vs being a “squeaky whee” situation. Maybe I’m in the minority, but I quite prefer the butterfly keyboard, and haven’t had any issues with them. Until Apple goes back to making this specific style of keyboard again, they're never taking my precious. I feel like I should take my dear 2015 MBP out for a nice lunch date today, maybe buy some pressurized air or a new screen cleaning cloth, and show it my gratitude. Now, if it were adding two more USB-A ports in addition to the 4 type-C ports, that I can get behind. It would be as backwards as Microsoft's decision to eschew USB-C for a mini displayport.
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I can plug in two 4k or even 5k displays, use a portable SSD at 600 mb/s, and keep the macbook charged and even keep charging my phone all at the same time.Ī USB-C port is so much more useful than any flavor of USB-A that I don't think Apple should give a USB-C port up just for that reason. As long as I have my laptop I can rapid charge 3 devices at the same time. Nearly everything I own charges over USB-C now, and it's simply awesome not ever having to worry about my phone running out of juice or not having the right charging brick on a trip. I have a 2017 15' Macbook Pro and I can certainly see where Apple was going with the full-on USB-C experience. There are some things that are simply really useful.ĭropping them at a time when it's clear that they're going to be useful for quite some more time is not forward thinking or "light years ahead" or whatever. Which was just as stupid as dropping the USB-A port. Brand-new Macbook Pros still have 3.5mm headphone jacks, which were declared obsolete from iDevices years ago.
Speaking of "legacy ports," Apple isn't even internally consistent as to what's considered an obsolete "legacy port" and what isn't. They seem to be all the rage here at Ars, but I'm not sure which one or why. I suppose I'll eventually have to buy a dongle. It's probably with my USB ethernet adapter if I can figure out where that is. I might want to buy a dongle for my portable DVD drive if I can figure out where I put it. I went through my gadget pile and realized that moving to a new MacBook Pro would mean having to buy a USB-C SD card reader and a USB-C cable that fits into disk drives with those wretched USB-3 connectors.
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(Yes, I know should really start using Meta or is it Option shift with EMACS.) Since I use function keys maybe once or twice a day, I figure I can live with the new keyboard, and I'll like having a fingerprint reader since I'm forever typing my password to unlock 1Password. I barely noticed the difference, but, then, I touch type, so I sort of know where the ESC key is.
I fired up EMACS to see how annoying the Touch Bar ESC key was. It didn't seem much different in feel from my 2012 MacBook Pro Retina's keyboard, the one that I had replaced some years back. When the new butterfly keyboard came out some years back I dropped by an Apple Store to play with it.
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