I guess a customer who's had a catastrophic repair experience due to MBP unfixability will switch here, since re-upping has gotten pricier.
I guess Apple thinks of the MBP15 as a mortifyingly-huge portable device, doesn't realize its customers think of it as desktop that travels.
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My 2009 17" is dead and needs a $750+ motherboard. Have been waiting for new MBP for years. Very close to abandoning.
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Yup, my 2013 needs replacing so I'm an easy sale, but this MBP isn't for me. Non-repairability stung me in 2016, I fear more.
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But you’re buying one anyway?
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Nope! Not quite sure what I'm doing yet, but it doesn't match my personal needs/wants/would-be-nices.
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That's true, but it will also be interesting/maybe creatively stimulating to have a change. I've been on Apple laptops since 1996!
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What is really the alternative? Is Windows usable in 2016?
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We'll see! I'm thinking Win/Mint/elementary partitions on something with a pleasant-to-use keyboard, and see what's up.
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I can't make sense of the steady drip of "Finally, it's light enough to commute with!" Do ppl not have backpacks?
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Yup, past the point of diminishing returns. Pro, to me, means I don't lose my laptop for a week to get a new battery.
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spot on. rMBP 2012. Was ready to go high end as Adobe apps stalling. Emojis & £120 of adapters wasn't too of my list.
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Yes, yes, a thousand times yes!
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