Having struggled with "butterfly keyboard disease" on my late 2016 15.4" MacBook Pro, I was excited to learn Apple had eliminated it. When the 16" models first came out, I learned they'd not only eliminated it, to universal positive opinions, I jumped as soon as I found a significant discount. I learned that other things are better as well:The screen is gorgeousThe speakers can deliver LOUD and gloriously undistorted sound, missing only the thunderous base that requires a subwoofer that one cannot cram into an oh-so-thin case.This one was a surprise, because I've not seen it mentioned elsewhere: ever since I got my 2016 model, I've fought to keep the base of my left thumb from producing unwanted mouse clicks on the giant trackpad. The trackpad LOOKS the same, but the almost random cursor jumps are extremely rare now.I'm still struggling a bit because of the mandatory "upgrade" to macOS 10.15 Catalina. Some favorite prior software simply has no adequate 64-bit replacements.