And 2017 macbok pros only got a small spec bump.
So the vast majority of customers were satisfied enough with usability even with the more sensitive keyboards, Touch Bar, etc.
This isn't surprising as the notebook/desktop market is mature and people are unlikely to switch platforms.
So as long as Apple doesn't completely botch an update/upgrade, they will likely continue to sell about the same number each year.
That a bunch of long time Apple buyers, used to a quality product from Apple, got suckered into buying the 2017 computer that was lousy says little.
- Mavericks will look nicer and fit more content in the same screen space
- You'll have less advertisements for Safari and Apple Music
- 32-bit applications will Just Work
I left my Mac behind for good after Mojave. It's too much work when Linux is what I deploy to anyways.