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's long-running butterfly keyboard service program for MacBooks is ending soon, with only a few models still eligible for a free repair. Below, we take a look back at Apple's butterfly ...

Credit: Joby Sessions/MacLife Magazine/Future via Getty Images Did you purchase a MacBook with the defective butterfly keyboard between the years 2015 and 2019? If so, you may finally be getting a ...

Unlike most laptop keyboards that use a “scissor mechanism” — two interlocking switches that click together when the key is pressed — Apple’s butterfly ... had a single keyboard replaced ...

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.” ...

The butterfly keyboard, a thin model that aimed to provide more precision, ended up not being as graceful as the flapping wings of the nectar-seeking creature. Many customers complained that ...

Starting today, eligible MacBook owners are finally receiving their payouts. Apple introduced the butterfly keyboard in 2015 on the brand new 12-inch MacBook, and later expanded it to the MacBook ...

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 ...

The last two models of 13-inch MacBook Pro with the infamous "butterfly" style keyboard, both from 2019, are still eligible for a free repair for most of 2024 — but you need to hurry. Starting ...

Apple has initiated payments from its $50 million settlement over the defective MacBook butterfly keyboards. The settlement, approved last year, addresses a class action lawsuit filed in 2018.

Make sure to enable English subtitles for the Japanese-language video. Easy split keyboard tip: just reconnect both halves… (Credit: nomolk, YouTube) In it, the fancy (but cheap) mechanical keyb ...