Bro, the 13.3 seems ideal in terms of portability though. I looked at the 15, and it seems like something for stationary use at home. Summer is coming. Hanging out by the sea with a 13-inch would be a whole different vibe. 
I use a 13" pro. The reason for my preference is that I am tired of overly large devices. Since I used a 17" laptop, I know the pain of a large screen well. I know that I couldn’t find a suitable backpack and
An email arrived a short while ago today, or rather, with the title “Introducing the new MacBook,” I think the new one came out today.
I use a MacBook Pro. At first, OS X feels really lousy, but once you get used to it, you realize that Windows is actually weird. But no matter what, everyone wants to have fun; a few games wouldn’t hurt, right? That’s why I installed Windows as a second operating system.
You can install Windows directly via Bootcamp; all you need to do is download all the drivers from Apple’s site. You can select it by holding down the Alt key at startup.
I believe a MacBook with an SSD would probably last most users 4-5 years. I was tired of throwing laptops in the trash every 2 years. My only trouble right now is that mine has an HDD, not an SSD, and the TRIM issue creates problems for someone like me who snaps the laptop shut and throws it in a bag to run from place to place, since the current one is a mechanical hard drive…
If you are an iPhone user, macOS X is unbeatable; shared contacts, incoming messages, FaceTime calls… For those comparing Android with iOS, and Windows with macOS X, my only word will be “quality.” This is my only comment regarding my iPhone, which hasn’t given me any mechanical trouble for 4 years, and my MacBook, which has been my savior for 1.5 years.
I meet my gaming needs with Steam. I can play the Counter-Strike series, Half-Life series, and GTA series all with very good performance. I recommend it.