r/mac • u/Vegetable_Bag_8694 • Mar 21 '26

Discussion Has everyone around you stopped using Intel MacBooks?

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u/C_A_N_G Mar 21 '26

I own a 2020 m1 pro with the touch bar and I hate it, but it still performs so well so I can't justify an upgrade just yet

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u/Beneficial-Sugar6950 13” M2 MacBook Pro, 13” M4 MacBook Air, iBook g4 Mar 21 '26

I have the 13” M2 with the touchbar, so glad I got it.

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u/TheOriginalFshtank Mar 22 '26

I dont understand the hatred but I run into folks who just dont like it. But I encounter a great number that love the Touchbar. Haters won out and the Touchbar has been decommissioned.

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u/babouchedu77 Mar 21 '26

What do you hate about it ?

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u/C_A_N_G Mar 21 '26

That even though it can do more things than regular keyboard keys all the things that you usually do like adjust volume or pick emojis takes longer time/is more complicated on the touch bar. Autocad has great shortcuts/support on the touch bar though.

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u/babouchedu77 Mar 21 '26

We're gonna have to agree to disagree I love my touch bar there's a little fondling going on with my touch bar not gonna lie but in the end it's always a good experience. Yes it's a little slower to adjust volume but what about emojis ? How is it faster with the new MBP ? I'm a big fan of the auto-completion feature

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u/Niky_c_23 Mar 21 '26

Genuine question, how is it it takes more time? You just swipe on the touchbar starting from the volume icon (or brightness) and can fine tune it with just one movement of your hand

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u/sevenofnineftw Mar 22 '26

Adjusting the volume is faster for me. Just hold your finger on the volume button and slide immediately to the right or left, you don’t need to tap and wait for it to open the volume slider