Yup. :/ I have a €149 Chromebook that's been...handled not so gently. The keyboard – and everything else – works without a hitch. It's 4-5 years old, and admittedly I'm not using it nowadays, but it was almost 15 times cheaper than this MBP!
Perhaps I'm suffering from Stockholm syndrome when it comes to Macs... If Scrivener and Adobe CC worked on Linux, I would have been on, er, linuxrumors.com by now. I can't believe the only "safe" (keyboard-wise) laptop Apple produces now is the Air.
Similar I would switch to Linux, however I need W10 or OS X right now and certainly done with Apple's "we support our professional's" nonsense, fully expecting crappier & ******** computers anytime soon from Apple...
I have the original Huawei Matebook and it's a better product than my rMB, if I was in the market for a thin & light (for me) I'd be looking a the ThinkPad X1 Carbon Extreme or the new ThinkPad P1. Heard nothing bad about the Matebook Pro, tempted although don't have a need currently.
Right now if I wanted a faster Mac than this W10 notebook I'm responding on, Jony Ive would need to design a nice little travel bag for the iMac Pro, which is really sad and a little funny

This notebook gets dragged all over the world, in every form of transport, never misses a beat, nor do I expect it to, nor does the OEM coming with a 24 month international warranty and a 36 month national warranty.
Does it look as nice a MBP no, what it does do is deliver in spades exactly as advertised, doesn't present problem's whatsoever, crushes everything and more than pays the bills. Meanwhile back at Apple Phil's Working hard on the next barrage excuses Apple can foist on its customer's why yet again Apple is incapable of offering a competent computing range.
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