I never enjoy typing on a mac laptop - the metal palm rest tends to feel either very cold or rather hot, the sharp edge of the laptop is uncomfortable to the wrists, and the keyboard itself is very shallow and unsatisfying to type on.
This touches on a minor point I don't see brought up much: the corners of the notch to open the lid on the new Touch Bar MBP are surprisingly sharp, sharper than the previous generations. Combined with other similarly sharp, almost unfinished edges around the machine, I see this as a sign of Jony Ive's disdain for human users versus his aluminium designs.
During the development of the first iPhone, Ive and his team became enamored with the look of an extruded aluminum prototype. Even though it was immediately apparent that the model's sharp edges made it physically painful to use as a phone, they persisted in trying to push the design and paper over its principal practical problems. It took Steve Jobs to finally step in, point out the obvious, and check Jony Ive's worst tendencies. [0]
Steve Jobs is gone, and nobody is left to fulfill his roles.
[0]: https://www.cultofmac.com/488008/jony-ive-book-excerpt-iphon...
The touch bar itself boggles my mind in stupidity and had I had a choice I'd have skipped it. I wish I could get 17" matte display with a 2007-era keyboard.
I was angry enough to get a Dell XPS 15 (9550), but that's just ok and it's really hard to leave macOS behind.