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They can’t just “refine” it if their 3rd iteration still has problems and it’s been years. They would have been better off reverting. And honestly, I’m not su
by makecheck 7y ago
They can’t just “refine” it if their 3rd iteration still has problems and it’s been years. They would have been better off reverting.
And honestly, I’m not sure I will trust them if they get up on stage again with another “all new” design. I want them to basically say “we went back to exactly the same design as our 2013 laptops”.
- stevewodil 7y agoThe next generation keyboard (I'm guessing) will be a sealed set of raised keys that uses the taptic engine to simulate a keypress, similar to how the touchpads on MacBooks work now. This will be a good change because not only will it fix the issues of dust and crumbs and outright key failure, but it could also provide some protection against small spills onto the keyboard. I just purchased a 2018 MacBook Pro and I actually kind of enjoy using the keyboard, but I'm worried about keyboard failures in the future, and on a $2500 laptop I shouldn't have to worry about that. I'm considering returning it and waiting for a 2019 model with a redesigned keyboard, but I haven't completely decided yet...and it's possible that Apple will just refresh the 2019 MacBooks with new processors, and not address the keyboard issues this year.