It would help, but we tried it on my partner's 2017 and it constantly left marks on his screen. It also further worsens ventilation...How about using keyboard covers to protect the keyboard from dust. Is that effective in this case?
I wonder if this is an interim fix before we see a redesigned chassis & keyboard or if Apple will adopt the internal silicon barrier for all future keyboards.
Not only redesign everything Mac but also change the management and those product designers.
as we haggle here, dust and sand all over the world is conspiring to incapacitate the keyboards of all MBP.
For example, Texas is being swamped by a huge Saharan dust storm, that travelled all across the Atlantic to fall upon MBP keyboards.
Is it not possible to take off one of these keycaps and just blow out of the dust if the keyboard stops working?
Good to know since only drug dealers and the elite can afford the new MacBooks.
Heck, you can pour a large glass of wine over a thinkpad keyboard and it keeps working.
Apple has not publicly confirmed that the new third-generation butterfly keyboard was introduced to enhance reliability and to cut down on the the key failures that were seen in 2016 and 2017 machines
Thank goodness.In sum, snorting coke while using MacBook Pro 2018 models won't ruin your keyboard.
A lot of good came out of this. Sure, I dropped several hundred in USB-C cables to replace all of my type-A fittings, but once you step into modern times, you’ll understand what you’ve been missing out on... or not. There are plenty of ports. There are four (4!) 40Gb/s ports. Holy cow.This redesign caused more harm than good. No ports, garbage keyboard to an over-engineered keyboard, expensive $$$$, no magsafe, a tacky touchbar..
Not sure what good came out of thi redesign. Go back to the 2015 design with fresh internals..
Depends on the buyer. Most users you see at Starbucks? YesYes, Apple released a 2018 MacBook Pro simply to agitate the buyer, have it returned and purchase an iPad. That makes complete sense. /S.
A lot of good came out of this. Sure, I dropped several hundred in USB-C cables to replace all of my type-A fittings, but once you step into modern times, you’ll understand what you’ve been missing out on... or not. There are plenty of ports. There are four (4!) 40Gb/s ports. Holy cow.
Yeah, they’re expensive. Great keyboard, more akin to my “flat experience,” in touch-screen typing. It’s thin, light, and doesn’t hurt being on my back for 15+ mile bike commutes. Only idiots trip over their cords, or lack the self awareness on where they’re putting said cords in public spaces.
I see no issues with these Macs.
No.Are you being sarcastic? It's difficult to tell on these forums.
Does anyone think that they’re intentionally sabotaging their 'MacBook' product line so people move over to iOS?