Review on Renewed Apple 13in MacBook Pro with Retina Display and Touch Bar – 3.1GHz Intel Core i5, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, Space Gray by Micha Jakubek ᠌

This is the first non-Windows laptop. Yes, 10 is good, sometimes beautiful, and continues to develop. But, it has many downsides. Mastering Mac os was easy enough, as they are quite similar. Misunderstandings with deleting files (you need to hold backspace and cmd), but I seem to be used to it. Also difficulties with the "Cut" command for files. I really don't understand how it works here. But, for text it works the same as on Windows. There are also disadvantages in working with windows. Not so intuitively easy to organize work as on windows. In order to get closer to such an experience, there is the Magnet program. But work with desktops, or as it is called here "Mission Control" is amazingly organized. It's very convenient to switch between desktops using the touchpad, but even if you use a mouse by connecting the laptop to a large monitor (as a replacement for a stationary PC), you can adjust the hot corners so as not to lose much of the user experience. With multiple desktops, you can customize your workflow, for example. Or, to separate the work area and entertainment. Lots of different ideas.