Wow! Maybe I'll finally be able to upgrade from my 2015 15" MacBook Pro. The last great MacBook Pro.
So I guess the updated design in the 2019 MacBook Pros haven't fixed it completely then.
The reliability issues may have been mitigated, but the feel is as awful as ever...So far the 2019 versions haven’t had any problems. No-one has complained or made a video yet.
It took about 4 months for reports of keyboard failures to really come to the fore front. They may have improved the keyboard but does that mean it will last 4+ years? Its track record says no.So far the 2019 versions haven’t had any problems. No-one has complained or made a video yet.
This.Drop the prices while you're at it.
Hence why I've held onto my Air for almost 5 years.It took about 4 months for reports of keyboard failures to really come to the fore front. They may have improved the keyboard but does that mean it will last 4+ years? Its track record says no.
Apple Genius?So I guess the updated design in the 2019 MacBook Pros haven't fixed it completely then.
apple releases a new materials keyboard for the 2019 macbook pros and then releases all new keyboard to other lines 3 months later? Yeaaa, not buying it.
Why would they put more $$$ into one year when they plan on releasing newer keyboards in the same or even following year?
They would of just ran the 2018 keyboards for one more year to save that r&d on fixing the butterfly keyboards.
Hopefully, a removal of gimmicky OLED strip is next on the list.
This is the fifth revision of the keyboard I believe. From 2015 on the 12” MacBook.Maybe Apple signed at least a 3 year supply contract with the butterfly keyboard manufacturer? I dont really know how supply chains work, but it seems like they're stuck to this design for 3-4 years.
Jony Ive’s arrogance and obsession with thinness has cost Apple a ton of money and reputation. I’m glad he is leaving the company later this year, primarily because his editor and curator is no longer there.
Jonny Ive left, and now this... Coincidence? I also wonder if this is to coincide with another redesign (with a debut of the 16" model).
Anyway, hopefully we will have more reliable keyboards in the future.
I think it was telling when the latest gen were added to the extended repair list the day they were releasedSo I guess the updated design in the 2019 MacBook Pros haven't fixed it completely then.