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Looks like a good machine for general use and for those imaginary kitchen island soup-making Mac users Apple puts in their videos. But it is not a "perfect upgrade for the 27 iMac" like Apple claims, and the restricted CPU, memory and storage options clearly show that this is not a professional machine in Apple's opinion. The pro laptops are still pretty thin and have CPU, RAM, and storage options that blow away the iMac with its larger chassis.

Hopefully this dumb company and their dumb projectable vaporware will go down super soon and save us all having to see any more dumb PR headlines about them in our feeds.

Love my K3 Pro bc it has a few additional useful buttons (screenshot, del, light, page/home/end) and the programmability (a must) makes it possible to default the top row to "function" as Function keys by default (and media keys are accessed via Fn + Function Key #).

The lack of Touch ID is by far the biggest missing item - makes it tedious to unlock the machine, unlock the passwd manager, make purchase, make setting changes, and downloading new items from the Mac App Store.

Top of my wishlist - built-in power supply. I don't like what they did with the current iMac - "We Don't Need Another Brick in the ... Floor"!