Review on 16" Apple MacBook Pro 16 Late 2019 3072x1920, Intel Core i7 2.6 GHz, RAM 16 GB, DDR4, SSD 512 GB, AMD Radeon Pro 5300M, macOS, RU, MVVJ2RU/A, space gray by Stanislaw Komorowski ᠌

Personally, I made the jump from Windows to MacOS, and the keyboard is where I've run into the most issues. For some reason, the alt and control keys have switched locations, and there are additional shortcuts and features that I've identified as lacking. The move would have been made with no hitches whatsoever if it weren't for these issues. Various advantages: 1. The design:) - I don't think there's anyone who wouldn't enjoy it:) 2. an outstanding monitor that is in a class by itself and is unmatched by other laptops. 3. A lengthy working duration, which, once again, makes it possibly the finest among comparable laptops (I don't even know if there are such:)). 4. Excellent overall performance (I have i7,32g,1Tb, Video 5300) Having this drawback: 1. Keyboard, localized for the year 2022. I'm even more curious about who would have had the idea to shake the Left Shift and Enter keys in such a way for the sake of the letters E and [] transferring relative to the PC keyboard. Who could have thought of doing that? Because I still type with my eyes closed, the size of the buttons and where they are located on the keyboard are really essential to me. If it were up to me, I would choose to have the US assembly with their keyboard. I haven't gotten used to the fact that the FN button is located beneath the shift button, that the arrows on the screen are so little, and that the screen has tactile controls for the f1 through 12 buttons, which require constant touching in order to function; in order to use them, you have to keep your hand or weight still.