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If the keyboard hasn't changed significantly I'll stick to my 2015 MBP for yet another year.
by rvanmil 8y ago
If the keyboard hasn't changed significantly I'll stick to my 2015 MBP for yet another year.
- leesalminen 8y agoI’m holding onto my ‘14 model for dear life.
- anon1253 8y agoSame here, I tried replacing it with a 2018 Lenovo Carbon X1 with the intent of running Linux but that ended in tears. I just really wish they had continued this line of laptops ... or at the very least kept the keyboard in their newer models :/
- eropple 8y agoSame. My '14 keyboard broke (it done got watered) and I wasn't going to pay $1500 for a repair, so I bought a replacement top case. And an entirely new laptop that runs Fedora with the remainder, to prolong the MBP's life for when I actually need OS X.
- y_molodtsov 8y agoWhat is the problem with keyboard especiially after the extended warranty program?
- rhinoceraptor 8y agoThe typing experience is terrible, the touchbar is terrible and removes essential keys for many users (I press escape thousands of times a day), and it is unreliable. Sure, if your keyboard jams, you can get it replaced for free. But you're still without your $2000 laptop for a week while it gets replaced, and it's only good for four years. Plenty of people (my Mac is a 2012 15" retina MBP) are still using laptops that old or older.