Do macbook air 11.6 cut your wrists?

[miata]

It's common sense that a computer that has a much lower profile that is closer to ones wrists, will be much more comfortable to type on and one would have less wrist issues, than a computer which is much higher off of the ground or much higher than ones natural wrist level.

Agreed. Went by the Apple Store again today to compare the 13" Pro and Air. The Air is a non-issue for using the trackpad or keyboard.

 

[citron230]

I have the 13" MBA I bought last night and no cutting of the wrists like my 13 MBP did.

 

[citron230]

I have the 13" MBA I bought last night and the MBA doesn't cut on the wrists like my 13 MBP did.

 

[Gruber]

I have the 13" MBA I bought last night and the MBA doesn't cut on the wrists like my 13 MBP did.

Great, thank you!

I am one of the people that were greatly annoyed with the wristcutting edge on the MBP. Even after sanding.

Obviously, the OP was interested in a statement by someone who:
a) has had the same problem (and if you don't believe that it is a legitimate issue for a lot of people, google it)
b) has had experience with the new MBA and can thus give advice.

It is very annoying to read posting after posting by fanboys and fangirls who fulfill neither criteria, but instead try to tell the OP that the question would be invalid.

 

[iDave]

I have the 13" MBA I bought last night and no cutting of the wrists like my 13 MBP did.

Thanks for that. There is someone who cares.

 

[aberrero]

It is very annoying to read posting after posting by fanboys and fangirls who fulfill neither criteria, but instead try to tell the OP that the question would be invalid.

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I would also be really interested in hearing what people have to say, because I won't have a chance to use one before buying.