My company has tried to get me to replace my 2015, and I am resisting until they release a better keyboard design.

The latest revision is not bad. But it’s not great either. Kinda mushy.

My 2011 MBP is still my primary. This is the case for a lot of people because the newer versions just don't compare. On to of that you can't even upgrade the components in them since everything is integrated into the board.

In my opinion the best user friendly mac was the unibody early 2009 15" MacBook Pro. It was the last Mac with a removable battery. Plenty of technological improvements have been made since then but I still love that model.

Ditto. My 2011 MBP is a truck that just won't quit. Although I've replaced just about everything in it but the processor, the fact that I was able to do so makes me love the machine.

I only just now replaced mine (with a Mac Mini + an iPad Pro) because my graphics card died for the last time.

Is that a...big deal? It's just 2015. Most of my coworkers use 2015 models because they prefer them.

We currently have two 2018 MBPs on the shelf that were bought as 'upgrades' back then but they're sitting unused because people are sticking with their 2015 MBPs until they won't be maintainable anymore or Apple (or someone else) releases a version that's an improvement over 2015 MBP instead of a downgrade.

Many consider 2015 the best year yet for MBPs.

I'm also on a 2015 model, but it was manufactured in early 2017 so it's not that old. I and several people I know are holding out on the 2015s for as long as they can because of ports, no touch bar, and a better keyboard compared to the newer models.

Me too - still the best laptop

You'll have to pry mine from my cold dead hands.

Imagine the disappointment when pressing enter and nothing happens because the key didn't register.

And he's using iTerm2 as the terminal.

i miss my t42p