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About time but, will the repaired keyboard just start breaking in a year? Or is it a more robust design? I have had 3 broken keys so far. Apple replaced one k
by jweir 7y ago
About time but, will the repaired keyboard just start breaking in a year? Or is it a more robust design?
I have had 3 broken keys so far. Apple replaced one key, right in shop. I replaced one out of my own pocket. And the other just broke last week.
I hate this keyboard so much - I miss my 2012 Macbook Pro.
- hombre_fatal 7y agoOnly some of the problems are easily demonstrated. The keys coming completely off when you turn the laptop over is ideal because the Genius can't really argue that one. You can cause this failure just by habitually pressing on the bottom portion of a key. For me, it's always the T key first. But god forbid you only have a problem with the double-fires which doesn't seem to present if you just hammer one key 20 times (which they do in shop). I've had the entire front panel replaced for free now twice (so, includes a new battery as well). And I've received my fixed laptop in the mail after a one day wait which is a spectacular experience if it weren't for such a debacle. But I'm nervous about the keyboard repair program ending once my laptop is three years old.
- dilap 7y agoDon't know if it's typical, but I had a double-fire problem that was intermitent, and, of course, didn't show up when I tried to demonstrate it in the store. They said, no problem, we believe you, and replaced the keyboard anyway.
- sitkack 7y agoI bought your 2012 MBP and I love it. I’ll hexedit software to make it faster for as long as the hardware lasts.
- jweir 7y agoHah. No you didn’t. My daughter has it and won’t give it back. She calls me a sucker and she is right.