I review MacBooks for a living here at Tom's Guide, so I've been testing out macOS Tahoe ever since the developer beta became available in June. After months of putting it through its paces and watching Apple update its software in real-time, I'm starting to get genuinely excited about the final version coming out this fall.
That's sort of a new feeling for me, because while macOS has generally been perfectly serviceable the past few years, I can't say I've been too excited about the changes Apple has made in recent versions. Heck, the most exciting part of my upgrade to macOS Sequoia last year was the new iPhone Mirroring app, and nowadays I barely use it.
