NEW MACBOOK PRO KEYBOARD BAD PRO
The 2019 MacBook Pro delivers two times faster performance than a quad-core MacBook Pro and 40 percent better performance than a six-core MacBook Pro, making it Apple's fastest laptop.ĬNET's Dan Ackerman contributed to this report. The 15-inch MacBook Pro features faster six- and eight-core Intel Core processors, delivering Turbo Boost speeds up to 5.0 GHz, while the 13-inch MacBook Pro with Touch Bar features faster quad-core processors with Turbo Boost speeds up to 4.7 GHz. The new MBP pro keyboards aren’t terrible but I would call them average at best. The 15- and 13-inch computers will roll out with Intel's faster eighth- and ninth-generation Core processors, including an eight-core variant, the first time such a powerful processor has appeared in Apple's MacBook Pro. Still, I feel that the iPad Pro Magic Keyboard keys have more throw and feel more responsive when they’re pressed.
NEW MACBOOK PRO KEYBOARD BAD UPDATE
2019 MacBook Pro updatesĪlong with announcing updates to its keyboard, Apple on Tuesday unveiled a slight update to its MacBook Pro lineup. That means if the keyboard on your 2018 MacBook Air fails, you could end up with the new design. The company also is deploying its new keyboard to Apple Stores to be used in repairs. But Apple Stores will prioritize keyboard replacements. It didn't give details on the length of time because that will vary based on a variety of factors. But users - including high-profile reviewers at publications like The Wall Street Journal - have continued to experience problems.Īpple on Tuesday also said it has sped up the time it takes for a keyboard to be repaired. That program covered MacBooks released from 2015 to 2017.Īpple has redesigned the original butterfly switch keyboard since its first iteration, and the third generation of the keyboard was meant to resolve issues. Butterfly switch problemsĪ year ago, Apple said it would replace "a small percentage of the keyboards in certain MacBook and MacBook Pro models" whose letters or characters repeated unexpectedly, whose letters or characters didn't appear, or whose keys felt "sticky" or didn't respond consistently. Some said the out-of-warranty fix could set them back $700.Īt least three proposed class action lawsuits have been filed against Apple over the use of the butterfly switch. Some said they had to go a week or more without their computer while Apple replaced not just the unresponsive key, but a substantial part of their MacBook. The butterfly switch replaced the traditional "scissor" mechanism below each key and was meant to be more stable, responsive and comfortable.īut almost immediately, users complained about the feel of the new keyboards and said they could be easily damaged by specks of dust. The redesign was part of an effort to make laptops thinner and lighter than in the past. Apple rolled out its butterfly switch design starting with its computer revamp in 2015.
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