They are way too late with this. I imagine that most people who experienced this failure have gotten their device repaired out of pocket or moved on to a diffe

They are way too late with this. I imagine that most people who experienced this failure have gotten their device repaired out of pocket or moved on to a different laptop. I got mine repaired by some dude on eBay and it only worked for about a month after that, that $150 is gone. But at least I can finally have a usable MacBook Pro to possibly sell, as opposed to just a really expensive paperweight. However, I would like to know if they've actually fixed the fundamental design flaw that caused this problem to begin with. If they're merely going to replace the faulty parts for free with the exact same part, then it won't do much but give you an extension on the life of your advice until the same thing happens again.