Story time. At a previous company, we had an annoying crash bug - it crashed on some of the client's computers, but never on any of ours. Finally the client lent us the personal laptop of one of their workers, which reliably reproduced the crash, and we debugged it while sitting on one of the client's meeting rooms and found the cause. It was a crash deep in the obsolete framework we were using, which manifested when receiving a particular kind of accessibility message, which came from one of the components for Microsoft's touch screen system.

The reason we could never reproduce the crash before was that, being techies, none of us had any modern laptop, personal or not, with a touch screen. The client, being less technical, had some of their workers with touch screen laptops and the then-recent touch-focused version of Windows (which we also tended to avoid).

I sometimes use touch on my XPS. I realized it's only when I'm showing stuff to others, and because the touchpad is inadequate (like broken side scrolling).

But I'm a "don't leave smudge marks on my screen" type of person.

I actually love mine on my Razer Blade. Admittedly, I don't use it too much, but I find myself on occasion wanting to touch my MBP.

for doing mobile development obv