In a rare but not unprecedented acknowledgement of fault in one of its products, Apple announced Friday that it would cover the cost of repair of recent MacBook and MacBook Pro keyboards, for free ...

Whereas the membrane in the 2018 MacBook Pro is "semi-opaque" and "feels like silicone," iFixit says the cover in the 2019 model is "clearer and smooth to the touch." ...

Applying a Magic Keyboard lets you take your iPad Pro, and therefore your office machine, anywhere. It’s the ultimate level of hybrid functionality, and it can be yours, this Prime Day, for $19 off.

Keyboard covers can keep your MacBook running too hot If you have an M1 MacBook Air or MacBook Pro, you likely don’t feel it get uncomfortably hot too often.

Apple''s launch of the next M5-powered MacBook Pro and MacBook Air are going to be later than many hoped for, with delays to ...

Stop me if you’ve heard this before: Apple Inc. AAPL -2.64% is promising to fix the MacBook keyboard issues. Yes, again. Apple on Tuesday said it was changing a material used in its butterfly ...

Apple made 2 subtle changes to the controversial keyboard on its new MacBook Pro that should address a major issue By Lisa Eadicicco Marcio Jose Sanchez/AP May 24, 2019, 10:16 AM PT ...

Apple has said before that the “vast majority” of its laptop customers haven’t had issues with the keyboard, but since the launch of the 2015 MacBook, customer complaints have ranged from ...

Problems persisted, and the 2018 MacBook Pro came with a third-generation keyboard with silicone membranes. Now, in 2019, the third generation has been tweaked with the new switch cover and switch ...

Using it in the 16-inch MacBook Pro suggests that Apple is aware that the butterfly is no longer fit for the high-end laptops and rolled back to a reliable design because the lasers were not ready.

The new keyboard is the keyboard we always deserved, and I’m not sure Apple gets any points for finally changing it. But this year’s 13-inch MacBook Pro is damn good.

And when Apple dropped the price on the 13-inch Air back down to $999 (yes, really -- $1,099 with the Core i5 option), the $1,299-and-up 13-inch MacBook Pro was feeling like the odd man out.