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What I find weird is that I used a 2017 model for a year and didn't have a single issue issue with the keyboard — and I love the feel of it. But I bought one o
by matthewmacleod 8y ago
What I find weird is that I used a 2017 model for a year and didn't have a single issue issue with the keyboard — and I love the feel of it.
But I bought one of the new 2018 models, and I have recently developed a sporadically repeating key or two, which is driving me up the wall. It's a real shame, because everything else about the machine is amazing. And now I'm soon going to have to take it back and get it fixed – because it doesn't seem reasonable that a £3000 machine should have any issues of this sort.
- Mindwipe 8y agoIt's not especially weird that you got lucky with your 2017 model for a year. There are people who didn't have issues with the Samsung Note 7, but I think we all agree that there was a problem.
- matthewmacleod 8y agoOh yeah, for sure. I guess I heard a lot about the issue when it was being discussed the first time round, and I figured it was a bit overblown because I hadn't experienced anything – then within a couple of months of owning one of the newer, better models, it's happened a couple of times. It's obviously just luck :)
- MikusR 8y agoNote 7 had bad luck with two defective battery welding lines. Macbook keyboard problems are a result of bad design and not of manufacturing defect.
- btown 8y agohttps://github.com/aahung/Unshaky https://github.com/aahung/Unshaky may help you - as a software debouncer, it's far from perfect but should be a quality of life improvement.