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You mean like the butterfly keyboard in my MacBook Pro 2016, which could be destroyed by a few specs of dust, and took years for Apple to acknowledge?

• trillic 1y ago
  or the iPhone 4 Steve Jobs: "You're holding it wrong"
  • tempest_ 1y ago
    Or the generation that where the graphics cards were de-soldering themselves
    • glitchc 1y ago
      I still have a mid-2010 Macbook Pro collecting dust somewhere.
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• rwmj 1y ago
  Or the Apple iBook G3 which had faulty soldering. (This affected mine.) Apple never acknowledged it.
• mft_ 1y ago
  ...or the widespread issue with the screen ribbon connector on the first generation of touchbar Macbook Pros (aka "Flexgate") which despite apparently identical symptoms and failure modes was fixed for free on the 13" model, but not on the 15" model? (At least, this was the outcome when I took mine to the Apple Store...)
• sroussey 1y ago
  Funny, but I had that butterfly keyboard for many years (until I got an M2) and never had a problem. It’s no mechanical keyboard to the fingers, but it worked fine.
  • lupusreal 1y ago
    Fine dog hair is kryptonite to it, and similar keyboards from other manufacturers. Its a fine design if you live in a clean room.