I'm with you. I had switched back to WinPC a few years ago around the time they announced those silly strip Macbooks with still no update to the desktop Mac Pro line. I buckled last year and bought an iMac Pro (and paid dearly) just because a few years of WinPC recurrent shenanigans (drivers, updates, crashes, oh my) was cutting into my workflow to the point of frustration. I've used and built my own PCs since back in the era of DOS 5 and Win 3.1, so it's not like my first trip into WinPC land, but Apple has typically delivered a consistently higher quality with less down time. The iMac Pro is still much better, but even it suffers recurrent hard crashes, most often when using Final Cut, which of all things should be one of the more stable programs. Apple has really lost the plot in many ways since Jobs death. Not that he was responsible for the heavy lifting, but at least he cracked the whip and demanded the best from his company. The most frustrating thing for me is that I'm ready to spend the money on a product if it can deliver on its promises. I often find myself compromising with something inferior just because it's the least inferior of the possible choices.