Time for a mini review or review update after 7 months of use. I'm probably a demanding user but not a video or graphics pro. I'm often using a virtual machine and all the tools to run an enterprise with 650+ employees.
To start, I'm sure glad I did not get an iPad Pro or Surface though both are great products. The tiny MacBook just does more. I have all I need for VMware, Windows, UNIX and desktop admin as well as project planning and staff things.
The MacBooks is particularly sweet if you travel or more around a lot in your work day and battery life seems better with "Sierra".
I don't miss ports. The one multi-function dongle lets me charge, do old fashioned serial, more.
It could be argued that it's premium price. If so I'd say same for all the nicest portable devices and this just does the best for someone with lots of needs such as my work.
The weight is frosting on the cake if you dash to a meeting, ride a bike, or don't like to carry much in airports.
It's official. I have the gen 2 little MacBook in the "shut up and buy it" class of gear.
To start, I'm sure glad I did not get an iPad Pro or Surface though both are great products. The tiny MacBook just does more. I have all I need for VMware, Windows, UNIX and desktop admin as well as project planning and staff things.
The MacBooks is particularly sweet if you travel or more around a lot in your work day and battery life seems better with "Sierra".
I don't miss ports. The one multi-function dongle lets me charge, do old fashioned serial, more.
It could be argued that it's premium price. If so I'd say same for all the nicest portable devices and this just does the best for someone with lots of needs such as my work.
The weight is frosting on the cake if you dash to a meeting, ride a bike, or don't like to carry much in airports.
It's official. I have the gen 2 little MacBook in the "shut up and buy it" class of gear.