Kuo: MacBook Sales Down 30% Amid No New Products for Remainder of 2023

[ScooterComputer]

While I agree with you on principle, I disagree on the issue of the read/write-gate. It's completely a theoretical issue that people with no noticeable difference for over 95% of users. It has been blown way out of proportion on forums like this.

Ask anyone who was dumb/poor enough to buy a Fusion Drive or 1TB HD -based iMac (Intel) how that eventually worked out for them. So, it's all OK NOW… but let's come back in 3 years and see what the general feeling on those models is. And what those customers (especially the ones who struggled to afford those entry MacBooks) think then.

Make you a deal: in three years, you agree to use a 8/256 M2 Air for 2 more years. If you do that, I'll retract my statement and agree with you.

 

[picpicmac]

I'm trying the MX Ergo

I've not tried the "Ergo" versions yet. I'm still using an older Trackman version. The Trackman devices do wear out - after about four years the moving parts seem to break down. I'm on my fourth one, IIRC, since my original 17" MBP from 2003.

When this Trackman fails I will try the Ergo, but as the price was lowered I wonder if it will be a lower quality.

 

[enb141]

I've not tried the "Ergo" versions yet. I'm still using an older Trackman version. The Trackman devices do wear out - after about four years the moving parts seem to break down. I'm on my fourth one, IIRC, since my original 17" MBP from 2003.

When this Trackman fails I will try the Ergo, but as the price was lowered I wonder if it will be a lower quality.

I can't talk about comparing the trackman with the Ergo, and I also can't talk about the older versions if newer versions are better, equal or worse than new versions.

But in my opinion (talking about the Logitech mice that I've owned), I can tell you that they are still premium and better in comparison with other brands, including Razer.