I would love this.
A bigger battery, dGPU, 6 core in a 14 inch. They can make it thicker and that would more than justify its 'Pro' moniker.
Yes. But to get it anywhere near working, you will need it to be 2cm thick. Not very much like the mac design language these days. XMG makes 15" laptops like that and whily they're impressive machines, they look like the 1990s have just arrived.
You'll love it Compared to a late 2013 retina 13", it's slightly thinner and a bit bigger and heavier. I love the form factor. Working from home & looking after the kids, I "ork at my desk in the afternoons and in my couch in the evenings. It feels better in both cases and the extra weight/size has, so far, no downside for me.When I first got my mid-2014 15" MBP in late 2014, I believe I was coming from a 15" Mid-2010 which still had the CD/DVD drives in them iirc. As a result, I was really impressed with how much lighter the non-CD/DVD drive having MBP was. Then over the years I got quite used to the mid-2014 15" size and weight so that when I started using my wife's old 15" 2015 MBP as my "go" computer last year when she replaced it, I did notice both the big plus (it felt a lot more portable due to lower size and weight) and the big minus (much smaller real estate). I'm really curious to see how the dynamics of all my feelings change once the new 16" arrives in a few days.
Curious about lugging it around on a commute, though. I might leave my iPad charger at home for slow-charging at night with the MBP charger in the office. That's the advantage now that I finally have only devices with USB-C charging (phone = Samsung S10+)