MacBook Pro 2019 still has keyboard problems and this is its solution

Yesterday Apple launched the MacBook Pro 2019 with some internal improvements that make it the best laptop of the brand to date. In addition to an improvement in the processor, Apple has also added some minor improvements to the butterfly keyboard with a new material that would prevent double-tapping or ghosting. Cupertino’s company doesn’t trust this new system at all, which could still fail as it has done until now and that’s why they wanted to give an alternative solution in case it fails.

Apple’s problem with butterfly keyboards has persisted since the appearance of these on MacBooks in late 2015 and later, including the most recent 2019 released recently. The main problem with these keyboards is the relative ease with which dust and other debris is stored under the keys , making even some of them non-functional.

MacBook Pro 2019

The apple firm has worked (and is working) hard to solve this problem and it seems that have not arrived on time with the solution for this 2019 . That’s why Apple opened a special program some time ago so that those affected MacBooks, whether or not they are under warranty , can be r eparated for free. This list of MacBooks includes, in addition to the latest one, relatively new ones such as the 2018 MacBook Air, the 12-inch MacBook and the 2018 MacBook Pro.

This is the complete list of MacBooks that Apple includes in its program:

• MacBook (12-inch, early 2015).
• MacBook (12-inch, early 2016).
• MacBook (12-inch, 2017).
• MacBook Air (13-inch, 2018).
• Macbook Pro(13 inch, 2016).
• Macbook Pro(13 inch, 2017).
• Macbook Pro(15 inch, 2016).
• Macbook Pro(15 inch, 2017).
• Macbook Pro(13 inch, 2018).
• Macbook Pro(15 inch, 2018).
• Macbook Pro(13 inch, 2019).
• Macbook Pro(15 inch, 2019).

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The fact that Apple offers a free solution to users is a positive aspect, however we believe that it is the least the company could do after so long without having managed to eliminate a problem that could be solved with a completely new keyboard design . In fact, the company is known to be working on several patents, but this has also not helped them to launch their latest models.

Cupertino’s company has not wanted to reveal what this particular material is, but they do claim that it will significantly reduce the problem. If you take your old Mac in for repairs, you may not get this keyboard in the new material because it looks like it will only fit the 13- and 15-inch MacBook Pro with Touch Bar, and the 2018 MacBook Air. Obviously the replacement program is still open equally to all users with a Mac from the list above, but the new keyboard will not see this improvement included.

What do you think of this news? Do you think Apple should change its keyboard once and for all? Leave your impressions in the comment box.