Splendid idea to keep the EU love-in going
First impressions :
* ADORE the keyboard. Can type so much faster on this, and I'm already a quick typist
* Screen is lovely. At first I didn't notice it so much, but having to occasionally jump back to my 2008 MB I can see the old one looking so less sharp and vibrant. Have to have the brightness turned down so it doesn't burn my eyes out too!
* Love the space grey colour, although Silver always looked great too
* Find the touchbar more useful out-of-the-box than I thought. I think the regular controls are well placed, and it seems to complement whatever you are doing very well. It's generally in the field of vision without ever being overly distracting. When more apps make really good use of this, I think it will become an invaluable tool.
* Trackpad is fine but took a while to get used to the force-touch side of things, and had to adjust the sensitivity to allow a lighter click in preferences, so it is more like my usual setup (as well as enabling the right-side click for context menu).
All I've done is set it up (accepted everything except file vault), surfed the net, imported my photos and downloaded a poker application. So minimal use really, but really impressed so far.
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Can you take a picture of your "Silent clicking" option in the settings?
Apple themselves are suggesting:
Silent clicking is not available for the built-in trackpad on MacBook Pro (15-inch, Late 2016), MacBook Pro (13-inch, Late 2016, Four Thunderbolt 3 Ports), and MacBook Pro (13-inch, Late 2016, Two Thunderbolt 3 Ports).
Don't you just adjust the click pressure in preferences. I've made mine lighter as thats how I've always preferred it, and a gentle tap on the trackpad registers as a click, without a clicky sound.