I’m no longer frustrated by the USB-C ports, since the levelling out and growth of decent third-party accessories has made it more of a positive than a negative. Thankfully, my view has softened on nearly every other aspect of the laptop. Spotify, Microsoft and Adobe have added support, but it doesn’t make anything easier or quicker.

Michael said in his initial review that its success would depend of developers finding interesting ways to add it into their apps, but this just hasn’t happened. The Touch Bar is more of a pain than a bonus it’s got to a point where I’m longing for a hack that will enable me to turn it off completely. And I do still really dislike that OLED strip that I accidentally press at least five times a day. I love the look and the the stunning display, but I’ve hated the inconsistent battery and utterly pointless Touch Bar.

“For many months, I’ve had a love/hate relationship with my 2016 Touch Bar-toting MacBook Pro. With six months under his belt, here’s Max’s MacBook life explained. Max Parker, TrustedReviews‘ Mobiles Editor, has been using it since the beginning of December 2016. Long-term reviews written by people who use the machine every single day can reveal shortcomings that weren’t initially visible in a first-round review. It’s often worth revisiting products that have undergone significant changes since they were originally reviewed. Long-term review update: Six months on, still going strong

Video: The best Touch Bar tips and tricks The model on review makes neither – for a price, of course. As I established in my review of the cheaper, base model MacBook Pro, the high price meant that its compromises in performance and connectivity proved disappointing. The end result is probably the best laptop you can buy today, but also one of the most expensive. The 2016 MacBook Pro lineup represents Apple’s biggest laptop shake-up in years, taking what was already a a premium brand and pushing it up a notch. What is the MacBook Pro 13-inch with Touch Bar?

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