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The new model of MacBook 2015 delivered with& nbsp;Apples& nbsp;butterfly keyboard. This allowed a thinner notebook thanks to the butterfly keyboard's switching mechanism.& nbsp;But the butterfly keyboard has been a thorn for Apple since its arrival, with a series of problems reported online.
These included the activation of dustproof keys, sticky keys offering double letters on a single keystroke, and broken springs effectively disabling a key.
Nether remained the problems with the 2015 MacBook. The butterfly keyboard has been deployed throughout the range, including MacBook Pro and MacBook Air updates. But in the quest for a thinner notebook, Apple has preserved the millimeter saved by butterfly design through multiple iterations, rather than "grouping" it back to an older but tried-and-tested keyboard.
And the current third-generation keyboard still has the same flaws.
People test new Apple products at an Apple launch event at One Hanson Place on October 30, 2018 (photo by Stephanie Keith / Getty Images)
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Apple solved the & nbsp; problems& nbsp;Today, with a statement acknowledging the existence of problems, while minimizing the impact on its range of laptops. & nbsp;Joanna Stern for the Wall Street Journal:
"We are aware that a small number of users have problems with their third generation butterfly keypad and we are sorry," said an Apple spokeswoman in a statement. "The vast majority of Mac notebook customers have a positive experience with the new keyboard." If you have a problem, contact Apple Customer Service, he added.
Apple continues to sell MacBook, MacBook Pro and MacBook Air with the butterfly keyboard. At present, he advises users facing problems to "contact customer service" & nbsp; although he also suggests & nbsp;use compressed air to keep the keyboard clean. And I'm sure Tim Cook and his team would not object to buying a Bluetooth enabled deviceMagic Keyboard'So that your typing can continue.
Now, read why the butterfly keyboard could be AppleThe biggest design mistake …
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The new model of MacBook 2015 delivered with Apples butterfly keyboard. This allowed a thinner notebook thanks to the butterfly keyboard's switching mechanism. But the butterfly keyboard is a thorn for Apple since his arrival, with a lot of problems reported online.
These included the activation of dustproof keys, sticky keys offering double letters on a single keystroke, and broken springs effectively disabling a key.
Nether remained the problems with the 2015 MacBook. The butterfly keyboard was deployed throughout the range, including MacBook Pro and MacBook Air updates. But in the quest for a thinner notebook, Apple has preserved the millimeter saved by butterfly design through multiple iterations, rather than "grouping" it back to an older but tried-and-tested keyboard.
And the current third-generation keyboard still has the same flaws.
People test new Apple products at an Apple launch event at One Hanson Place on October 30, 2018 (photo by Stephanie Keith / Getty Images)
Getty
Apple has tackled the problems today with a statement that recognizes that there are problems, while minimizing the impact on its range of laptops. Joanna Stern for the Wall Street Journal:
"We are aware that a small number of users have problems with their third generation butterfly keypad and we are sorry," said an Apple spokeswoman in a statement. "The vast majority of Mac notebook customers have a positive experience with the new keyboard." If you have a problem, contact Apple Customer Service, he added.
Apple continues to sell MacBook, MacBook Pro and MacBook Air with the butterfly keyboard. At present, he advises users facing problems to "contact customer service" although he also suggests using compressed air to keep the keyboard clean. And I'm sure Tim Cook and his team would not object to buying a Bluetooth-enabled "Magic Keyboard" to make sure your typing can continue.
Now, read why the butterfly keyboard could be AppleThe biggest design mistake …