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Neither Gurman nor Kuo provided details, but the latter noted "the ‌MagSafe‌ charging connector design is restored," which gives the impression that it will resemble the original. Two of the most reliable names in Mac rumors - Bloomberg's Mark Gurman (opens in new tab) and analyst Ming-Chi Kuo (opens in new tab) - reported that the upcoming MacBook Pro was bringing back magnetic charging while also deleting its secondary screen.Īnd this past Friday, Gurman (opens in new tab) reported MagSafe is coming to the next MacBook Air as well, so you won't need to buy a pricier laptop to get that charging. MagSafe wasn't perfect, as a class action lawsuit arrived, claiming Apple was negligent as these adapters were fire hazards.Īnd then last week, I got more exciting news about the 2021 MacBook Pro. Its cables easily detached when tension was applied to the cable, so an accidental gesture or a child wouldn't bring your $2,000 machine crashing down with it. MagSafe charging, first introduced in the 2006 MacBook Pro, was great. And while that doesn't sound like a problem on its own, USB-C was replacing the clever MagSafe charging that Apple's finally brought back with the iPhone 12. From 2015 on, MacBooks used USB-C for charging. MagSafe comes back to the Mac, and a last call at the Touch Barīut the new-and-flawed keyboard wasn't the only MacBook "upgrade" that ruffled my feathers. And I'm glad I waited, because I may be getting even more treats. And that was enough to push me into making a purchase. And when I used it, I was giddy, referring to the feeling of each keystroke as Mario, bouncing off Goombas. That Magic Keyboard made it to the Intel-based 2020 MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Pro. So imagine my excitement when the traditional scissor-switch keyboard came back - dubbed the Magic Keyboard - in late 2019's 16-inch MacBook Pro. Apple even announced repairs and refunds for failing MacBook keyboards, which gave me some hope. Patents began popping up, suggesting Apple was considering optical, light-based switches.

Near the end of this stretch, thankfully, it seemed like Apple was starting to hear the clamor from its users who wanted it to clip the butterfly's wings. I kept thinking that I might be able to settle for one of the improved Butterfly switch keyboards, as Apple kept increasing its vertical travel. Through the years I kept telling myself "I can wait." Yet, I didn't think I was going to last this long.