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What does "stable" mean? Keys don't stop working because of dust anymore..?

• ascagnel_ 8y ago
  Having recently been switched from a 2013 MBP to 2018 MBP -- the older keycaps could wiggle a little bit if you rested your fingers on them. The new keys don't exhibit this behavior, but don't feel as nice to type on.
  • 51lver 8y ago
    They are talking about the 1st gen butterfly problems. 2013 was pre-butterfly.
  • nkkollaw 8y ago
    I think it's a non-problem. The new keyboards cease functioning with dust particles.
• em500 8y ago
  > What does "stable" mean? They mean the entire keys descends evenly even if you press the key near the edge, see: https://youtu.be/afNHG3jyPU4?t=265 https://youtu.be/afNHG3jyPU4?t=265
  • nkkollaw 8y ago
    That's what I thought. The keyboard on my old 2016 MBP stopped functioning after 3 months: repeated characters, missing characters. Who cares about stability!? Those keyboards don't work as keyboards!