MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, and MacBook models adopted the butterfly keyboard across 2015 and 2016, with Apple touting the thinness of the keyboard and the superior key feel and stability.

Apple agreed to set up a $50 million settlement fund in 2022 to compensate owners of some MacBook, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro owners who bought machines with the keyboard between 2015 and 2019 ...

The controversial butterfly keyboard was first introduced with the 12-inch MacBook in 2015. From there, Apple implemented the design across its MacBook Air and MacBook Pro. Concerns over ...

Apple no longer offers free repairs for MacBook models with the infamous "butterfly" keyboard, as the repair program for these machines has officially ended. The program was available for a wide ...

The company debuted the butterfly keyboard in 2015 on the fourth-generation MacBook. Reviewing the laptop for WIRED, David Pierce gave it an 8/10 rating and called it the “future of computers.” ...

Apple's free butterfly keyboard service program for select MacBooks models ended late last week, nearly six and a half years after it launched. With the program now over, it is no longer ...

Owners of MacBooks with a butterfly keyboard have until March to claim part of a settlement from a class-action lawsuit alleging the Apple laptops were defective. The settlement impacts MacBooks ...

Apple has started sending payments ranging from $50 to $395 to eligible MacBook owners affected by the butterfly keyboard mechanism class action lawsuit, as part of a $50 million settlement ...

It said that if you bought a MacBook between 2015 and 2019 that was equipped with a “butterfly” keyboard, you might be eligible for a payment. All of the breakout Google searches for MacBooks ...

The incredibly annoying Magic Mouse is top of the list for me, and not far behind it is the butterfly keyboard which made its debut on the 12-inch MacBook back in 2015. Almost a decade later ...

So why exactly did Apple give up on features like the butterfly keyboard and unified thermal core, after they claimed those technologies made their products better? Well, that’s exactly what we ...