Got to use one of the 2022 M2 MacBook Pros today at work (a customer who owns one of those yet doesn't know how to join a wifi network or send an email... okay) and I mean I'm not in the market for a laptop right now, realistically my T440p will serve me just fine for at least a few more years, and I'm certainly not in the market for a $2,500 completely un-upgradeable, un-serviceable closed ecosystem machine - if I wanted to spend $2,500 on a new laptop I'd buy a Framework - but goddamn if the machine didn't feel nice as hell to use.
The keyboard's a little shallow for my taste (spoiled Thinkpad user) but wasn't bad to type on by any means and at least we're past the age of mushy laptop keyboards, I think everyone's pretty much figured that one out. Apple's software experience is just exemplary. It just keeps getting prettier to look at every time I see a new version of it. Even if it's a glorified iPhone at this point, these machines really are just nice. I can see why someone who doesn't know how to send emails would be suckered into buying one of these just for the look and feel of it all.