A few MacBook features that don't get enough credit
Time Machine
A backup system must be simple, reliable, and hands off. A system that requires to much care-and-feeding, will be forgotten about until it is too late. Time Machine is a set-it-once-and-never-touch-it-again-until-you-need-it. Attach a large enough external USB drive, answer a few questions, and Apple will take care of the rest. Leave the drive plugged in and the system will take hourly backups.
My backup drives sit behind the laptop. Out of sight out of mind. It just works.
Large Trackpad
The holy grail of a quality laptop is a good trackpad with excellent palm detection. There is only one player in this space. It surprises me in 2020, trackpad technology is still as awful as it is. Am I the only one who rests their palms on the trackpad while typing?
Internet Recovery
Power on, then hold down Option + Command + R until the globe appears. That is all it takes to reinstall the operating system on a MacBook. While I don’t use this feature often, when I do it is wonderful. No need to find a boot image or create a bootable usb drive. A few button presses is all it takes.