Me too. I'm not sure I'll get this new hardware or look for a different laptop, but I'm going to miss the touch bar.
It was incredible for volume and brightness control, occasional uncommon characters input and switching between application tabs.
Yea, it sucked really hard when I needed F-keys, but it had its utility. Honestly, it was a bad idea as a replacement for the F-keys - it should've rather been a separate addition above those. It's not like there isn't enough space for both on a 16" chassis.
Same. I absolutely loved it for video and audio editing but I can understand why most people didn't like it. The new Intel commercials where they try to pass off a few laptops as Macbooks and then "surprise" the people when they're not Macs just reinforced for me how stupid a touchscreen on a laptop is.
It's about time Apple gave up on things that don't work. I'm curious about Force Touch though. The only times I've ever used it it's gotten in the way of what I really meant to do. The only good(?) thing I can say for it, is that like 'the notch', it's an Apple brand.
Not only the notch is an absolute disaster, the thickness is at most; woeful.
The CPUs are outstanding, but that laptop itself is a monstrosity from the 2006 Macbook Pro days. Finally the price makes it even more disappointing for what is on offer.
I'm not bothered by the notch, but I understand people having different aesthetic preferences. Thickness seems like an odd complaint though. As far as I can tell they are about the same thickness as the previous models (1.55 cm). Am I missing something?