The keyboard is weak on 13" 2019 modelWhat would folks opinions be of a 2019 MBP with 9th gen 2.3 GHz,16GB RAM / 512GB SSD?
Still in full AppleCare warranty and can get for a lot less than either the MBP OR MBA new from Apple?
The keyboard is weak on 13" 2019 modelWhat would folks opinions be of a 2019 MBP with 9th gen 2.3 GHz,16GB RAM / 512GB SSD?
Still in full AppleCare warranty and can get for a lot less than either the MBP OR MBA new from Apple?
The keyboard is weak on 13" 2019 model
it’s a 15.4” version and I’ve already got a Trackpad 2 and full numeric magic keyboard etc
Also think of resale value on butterfly keyboard macs, you'll be taking a hit when it comes to selling it in the future.
Wouldn't be buying a butterfly keyboard Mac in 2020
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You said you wanted a MacBook because of its portability.
Are you going to take the magic keyboard with you when the MacBook leaves the house?
I have a 2015 MacBook with the butterfly keyboard. In all of those years I never had it replaced but I did have a couple keys stop working for a while. I never thought it was too bad until recently I’ve started typing on a different keyboard. I would never go back to the butterfly keyboard again!No, I’ll use the MBP as it is. Is the keyboard that bad as I had no issues at all with my 2018 keyboard?
No, I’ll use the MBP as it is. Is the keyboard that bad as I had no issues at all with my 2018 keyboard?
Sure is, my 2016 13" keys are acting up.
Enter key need to blow air into it to get it working again, one shift key feels firmer compared to the other, E key acting up, 6 key acting up. 😔
In all honestly save yourself the headaches, get a MacBook with a magic keyboard.
Only reason I haven't purchased one yet, waiting for the mini led refresh.
What do you mean by this please?
I generally try to drain the battery of a laptop in clamshell mode once a week, especially if said laptop isn’t being disconnected from power often. Usually I take the laptop off of power and let it drain to around 20-30% before letting it recharge for the week.Following your post, are there risks on the battery life in the long term if the MBAir / Pro is daily in the clamshell mode with the connected charger for 90 % of the time?
My wife has the butterfly keyboard and really likes it. I guess if you don't eat over the keyboard it's gonna be fine.
In case you're using the MB in such way for a longer time, does the battery hold up without any issues?I generally try to drain the battery of a laptop in clamshell mode once a week, especially if said laptop isn’t being disconnected from power often. Usually I take the laptop off of power and let it drain to around 20-30% before letting it recharge for the week.