Under-rated comment of the thread.Just don't put the cursor behind the notch during a meeting or everyone will see a giant arrow obscuring your face.
Under-rated comment of the thread.Just don't put the cursor behind the notch during a meeting or everyone will see a giant arrow obscuring your face.
LOL! Apple actually doubled down on the stupid notch. What an embarrassment.
I've been holding out on a proper MacBook upgrade for so long, I've got a 2012 MacBook Pro (the one with a DVD drive) and now that they almost released a nearly perfect laptop, they gave it the idiotic notch AND made it look like a MacBook from 2007...
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I was thinking similar about FaceID. Maybe implement it later with a minimal rework? Or perhaps they intended to have FaceID but couldn’t quite get it working because of supply or engineering issues (and it was too late for a redesign)?I have an even better question. Did they make the notch this big on purpose, so that they can shrink it in two years and call it innovation or because they originally wanted to put more sensors behind it and do they still plan to introduce FaceID on the Mac in the future? 🤔
Right now we have a big ugly notch with no real purpose! 🙅
Wow, another complete apple defender. “Nothing apple does has downsides and all upsides”.I have no issues with the notch.
I absolutely don't understand all the notch haters who outdo each other at finding ever more extreme ways to express their disdain for the notch. I mean, seriously, how much can you hate such a relatively insignificant detail
It still seems ludicrous to me that people are complaining about getting more screen real estate.
If you have the choice between no notch with less screen real estate and a notch that can either allow for more screen real estate or look the same as if it weren't there, then the latter has only advantages and no disadvantages. The notch is all upside, no downside.
There should just be an option to turn off / turn black all the pixels above the notch and have slightly less screen real estate. I don't care for full screen mode, i find it ridiculous because 1) I lose the dock and 2) I lose the menu bar.The choice is a large bezel or a notch. In full screen mode the notch is gone, from what I've seen, the top of the App is below the notch.. In non-full screen mode, the notch is in the menu bar. Seems like a great solution to me.
Which eats away menu bar space and potentially obstruct menu items.the notch is in the menu bar.
Maybe third party apps could spring in and offer fake top bezel so people who prefer full screen realestate don’t have to see the ugly notch from time to time.There should just be an option to turn off / turn black all the pixels above the notch and have slightly less screen real estate. I don't care for full screen mode, i find it ridiculous because 1) I lose the dock and 2) I lose the menu bar.
They should have left it like it was on the 2019 MacBook Pro. Nothing wrong with it.
But according to all the notch-apologists the notch is suppose to never be an annoyance or get in the way of anything ever? In fact, I thought we were just suppose to stare at it and enjoy the fact that we have a hole in the screen as opposed to the rest of the rectangular-laptop-screen users who will have to stare at their perfectly straight screen edges.Apple is taking steps to make the notch less of an annoyance for most customers in day-to-day use
I would ALWAYS be seeing it considering I never use apps in full screen. The notch is an incredible eye sore. I can't believe someone suggested it, designed it and then people at Apple approved it.Maybe third party apps could spring in and offer fake top bezel so people who prefer full screen realestate don’t have to see the ugly notch from time to time.
But according to all the notch-apologists the notch is suppose to never be an annoyance or get in the way of anything ever? In fact, I thought we were just suppose to stare at it and enjoy the fact that we have a hole in the screen as opposed to the rest of the rectangular-laptop-screen users who will have to stare at their perfectly straight screen edges.
I agree that having a notch is worth the extra screen space, a reduced bezel size, and a better quality camera, if that what it takes.I haven't heard anyone say the notch itself is useful. What I have heard, and feel, is that the extra screen space to either side of the notch being used to hold the menu bar is far more useful than the bezel it replaces, and that the notch in the middle of the menu bar is not that big an inconvenience to pay for it.
Minus customisability and touch capability.they've just moved the TouchBar
I need a camera plus I don’t care about screen around the notch so I prefer a black bezel. Those extra screen is not needed.So do you prefer having a black bezel and no screen on the sides of the camera as on older models, or no camera at all?
More like a 50/50 split among a 20% vocal monitory and other 80% will just deal with it one way or another.You are not. Apple did enough market research. It is just that the vocal minority sometimes might make you feel that way![]()
It’s because people like me asked for a notch or else we won’t buy it.LOL! Apple actually doubled down on the stupid notch. What an embarrassment.
I've been holding out on a proper MacBook upgrade for so long, I've got a 2012 MacBook Pro (the one with a DVD drive) and now that they almost released a nearly perfect laptop, they gave it the idiotic notch AND made it look like a MacBook from 2007...
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Given how many people just on this forum vehemently defend apples notch decision, apple knows very well they will gain a sizeable support so that they will break even without any problem.I would ALWAYS be seeing it considering I never use apps in full screen. The notch is an incredible eye sore. I can't believe someone suggested it, designed it and then people at Apple approved it.