If you have an ongoing class action against you and have to call back all the notebooks you manufactured the past 4 years, then release a new notebook the same year that is part of the recall program even before it hits store shelves _and you still sell this product to this day_ you'll have to realize eventually that this will cost you a lot. So you change the product, but try to do it in a way that you never have to admit you made a mistake. I guess they just run the calculations and decided it costs more to honor the warranty and fix the machines that are under the recall program than asking a ridiculous price to fix a problem they created from those that are no longer in warranty and keep going forward. The reason they won't immediately change this in all models is probably it costs less to sell the machines already manufactured and calculate with a ~10% return rate than to destroy them in favor of a new model. And they are right, the keyboard is far from being the only reliability problem with their machines, so even a machine with a "magic keyboard" can be subject of a future recall regarding backlight problems, charging circuit or whatever comes to light.
The butterfly keyboard was one of the reasons I held off on buying a new Macbook Pro even though the one I had since college died on me. The main reason is of course I can't afford it right now.
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This drama is so overrated like everything on the internet. It’s not happening on every Mac and if it did, Apple would stop making them long time ago since it would be too expansive to repair them. They just stopped putting them into the new MacBook Pro because they’ve built up a bad reputation amongst the people but really they were never that bad. My keyboard has never had any problems and I really like the butterfly keys.
@@DJ-yh8hm I have the 2017 MacBook Pro and I also like the butterfly keyboard but it was really unreliable and sometimes it doesn’t work so I sold it and got the 2019 16-inch MacBook Pro and have no problems with the keyboard or anything else
Dušan Jurko it happened enough times that it made apple open a repair Programm. The keyboard had inherent design isn’t a random hardware fail. There was a class action law suit so it isn’t some internet hype thing. If your device wasn’t effected then you were lucky
I have a MacBook Pro 2016. The keyboard worked fine but it was terrible none the less. Who wants a keyboard that’s harder to type on? It’s by far the worst keyboard I’ve ever used.
This is why i’m holding on to my 2011 MBP, it’s got a great keyboard, is super upgradable and still feels great, has lots of ports and with some simple upgrades is pretty snappy as well
These prolonged butterfly problems spreading to multiple models for multiple years are NOT good examples of Apple learning by their mistakes. It is a repeat of their thin iMacs overheating the motherboards and vid screens from 2005 through at least 2012 (probably longer). My 2006 BTO iMac cost me $3000, and yet mere months after my warranty expired, it had a meltdown. Geniuses said it was probably the motherboard and would cost me $900 to replace it. The screen may have been affected also, but the could not tell until I had the motherboard replaced. If, as they figured, the screen needed replacement, that would be an additional $900! "We sure are sorry for you, but this is not a widespread problem, and we are not responsible." I am pretty sure this overheating was a ten year problem, so it WAS a widespread issue, but they would not admit it. So sad that a company with such a reputation for quality would let so many customers crash and burn with poorly designed cooling needs with no compensation. I never did buy another iMac. They could not be trusted. I did get a 15" MacBook Pro from 2015 AFTER customer testimony proved it reliable, and still had a scissor keyboard.
Sadly my 2011 17inch failed due to the GPU issue. I was only aware of the repair program almost a month after it ended. It was a great machine for its time, the last of 17 I believe but that just made me painfully aware of apple compromising functionality for form. I never thought I'd get a Mac again but now considering because of M1. Maybe the next gen.
I held on to my 2011 MBP for ten years, too. Waited as it futzed and sputtered along during the last year until they finally released the 14" with M1 Pro, 1080p camera, improved ports/charging and separate function keys. Very good timing lol, and it cost a fortune but it was worth it: the cusp of a new generation and the first to finally leave behind all of Apple's post-2015 laptop errors. I'm very happy with it.
Justin oh shut up nothing changed. From the iMac XDR,the iPad/IPhone/AirPods pro,16 inch MacBook to iPhone XR,11 and Apple Watch 5 was designed by him. He only left one year ago.
What I still find interesting is how Apple blew right past the Butterfly mechanism on the external Magic Keyboard that was released in 2015. I mean, if the Butterfly Keyboard was so amazing and the "future of keyboards", why didn't they include it for desktop users? That says to me Apple never felt confident in the reliability of it from day one. I have to believe Apple knew the keyboard was trash, but couldn't backtrack on the design as it was too late in the production stage to make those changes.
I don't give a damn what the whiners say, the butterfly keyboard (at least the 2nd generation, onward) is *HANDS DOWN* better than any other laptop keyboard I've ever used, and I'm going to hang on to my 2018 MBP until it kicks the bucket.
As a person that types a lot of scripts, replies, and random notes often. I am glad Apple got rid of the butterfly keyboard. It always felt a little too harsh to me when typing. There’s nothing like finding the right keyboard style keys for your typing style. And luckily for me and many others, Apple brought that back.
It's funny that Apple said "a small number of users are having this issue" last year which many Macbook users including me doubted. And now they have given up the butterfly keyboard completely. Ironic!
Your right, and this was not a cheap move. The replacement program was an expensive fix for the problematic thin butterfly keys. Everyone loved the scissor keyboards back in the day . These prolonged butterfly problems spreading to multiple models for multiple years are NOT good examples of Apple learning by their mistakes. It is a repeat of their thin iMacs overheating the motherboards and vid screens from 2005 through at least 2012 (probably longer). My 2006 BTO iMac cost me $3000, and yet mere months after my warranty expired, it had a meltdown. Geniuses said it was probably the motherboard and would cost me $900 to replace it. The screen may have been affected also, but the could not tell until I had the motherboard replaced. If, as they figured, the screen needed replacement, that would be an additional $900! "We sure are sorry for you, but this is not a widespread problem, and we are not responsible." I am pretty sure this overheating was a ten year problem, so it WAS a widespread issue, but they would not admit it. So sad that a company with such a reputation for quality would let so many customers crash and burn with poorly designed cooling needs with no compensation. I never did buy another iMac. They could not be trusted. I did get a 15" MacBook Pro from 2015 AFTER customer testimony proved it reliable.
Honestly the butterfly keyboard doesn’t even feel that bad to type on, and the 4th gen butterfly has no problems. But the physical escape key on the new magic keyboard is welcome
Rory Walter I haven’t had any issues either and I’ve been using a MacBook Pro since June 2017. I feel like the backlash was greatly overblown by people who enjoy drama and Apple haters. Still, to be honest I don’t really like the keyboard and I’m glad they got rid of it.
I have the 2017 MacBook Pro with (I believe) 2nd gen switches and I love it! The typing sound is great, the feedback is perfect for me, and all around I enjoy it so much more than the typing experience on my 2013 MacBook Air I had before. I baby my technology though and I’m definitely of the minority
@@marcino457 That's like taking a pin out of a grenade and it doesn't blow up then you call others who got blown up haters and drama lovers . Don't be such a fanboy .
I absolutely love the butterfly keyboard 😂 yeah it sucks that it may fail on me if there gets debree under but for me its soo easy to write on and quiet😍
I use macbook pro 2018 everyday from coding to typing in the terminal, and it's VERY loud. Because the key travel distance is short, my fingers are hitting on the board more directly, which produces a light and loud tapping sound. In contract, typing on another windows laptop are quieter.
So Apple learned a hard lesson: you don't fix what isn't broken. What really annoys me about the butterfly keyboard was what we got out of it: a notebook that was maybe a half millimeter thinner? The difference in thinness was so imperceptible. I actually didn't have issues with the butterfly keyboard, I didn't mind the feel and it didn't crap out of me (at least not yet). But it was just a bad idea. At least they finally admitted it.
My mom has the 12-inch MacBook but she was scared of it falling so she bought a case, and in the case package came a protective layer for the keyboard. We have just realized how lifesaving that was.
This drama is so overrated like everything on the internet. It’s not happening on every Mac and if it did, Apple would stop making them long time ago since it would be too expansive to repair them. They just stopped putting them into the new MacBook Pro because they’ve built up a bad reputation amongst the people but really they were never that bad. My keyboard has never had any problems and I really like the butterfly keys.
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The fact that they only launched a repair program after the lawsuit is criminal. There should be laws to make sure that companies either allow independent repair services to work on their products and purchase replacement parts at normal rates from them or they provide an adequate repair service for their products themselves at competitive prices.
Yes, the technical problem has been solved, but even if they quit butterfly and "returned" to the scissor keys, the macbook's keyboard is not what it used to be in terms of quality. Last year I bought 3 macbooks - 2 pros 13 m1 and one air m1. The macbook air/pro early 2015 keys were just... perfect compared to the new models, regarding the keyboard. I don't know if you guys noticed but the black keys are becoming shinny after so little time of use. So, even if the old macbooks were a little bit thicker I really prefer the old models when it comes to the keyboard. The plastic of the new models is of very poor quality.
I've heard the scissor switch mechanism is also in the magic keyboard. I have to say it's extremely pleasant to type on. Best keyboard i've used other than full sized mechanicals (brown switch).
The Butterfly keyboard is proof of Apple trying to reinvent the wheel (in this case the keyboard), failing, & reverting back to what worked better in the first place. They tried to reinvent the keyboard when it didn't need to be reinvented. It was fine the way it was
Am I really the only one who enjoys typing on the butterfly keyboard (MacBook Air 2019)? like really I like it more than the keyboard on MacBook Pro 16"
the only thing that I can say that I miss from the butterfly keyboard is that the backlit keyboard on the butterfly keyboards the light isn't visible from the outside of the keys and only the letters, I have the 2020 MacBook Air and while the keyboard is nice it would've been better if it looked like the older model
Lifespans of Apple’s mistakes: Puck mouse: 2 years Cube: 1 year (Jobs dies.) Cylindrical Mac Pro: 6 years Butterfly keyboard: 4 years before Apple began to phase it out, but it’s still in some MacBooks today.
Not gona lie the butterfly keyboard was awesome every time I used it. Edit: as soon as I started typing on it I typed as good as I usually do only probably because I'm used to typing on a phone screen and already know the layout of a regular keyboard
It’s great you mentioned the “failed” products under jobs. He wasn’t perfect and I think that’s why people love to attack Apple fans at times as they treat jobs as some sort of god or something. Jobs chose cook to replace him and even told him “not to ask what I’d do. Just do what you think it’s best” I remember using the “hockey puck” mouse on the G3 iMac when I was a kid and remember how “cool” it was but also remember how uncomfortable it was to use even for my then 9 year old hands. Also anyone remember the iPhone 4 antenna issues? One of the if not the best iPhone designs had a major issue. That happened under jobs. Bottom line is NO ONE knows what jobs would have approved or disapproved expect for jobs and he’s not with us anymore.
While not quite a god, he did have that cantankerous grandpa quality to him. So, if you were to hand him a late-2015+ MacBook Pro, he would've probably said, "Why are the keys so shallow? I got a loose hair under one of them and now I have to buy a vowel every time I type. Take this away and do it over again. And this time do it right! Also, why is this iPhone Max so big? What is this, an iPad Mini _Mini?_ Get out of here! Where are my glasses?"
The butterfly keyboard was the brainchild of Jony Ive. He is the main reason why it took Apple 3 years to replace this keyboard. *The MacBook Pro 16 inch was released AFTER he left*
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In the fall of 2018 that I gotten a 13 inch iMac Air. I have my mother’s old iMac Air. The battery doesn’t work and one letter doesn’t work. I got it shortly after she passed away. I do have her iMac computer in my bedroom. I also have a very old one from early 2000’s, too. I been using my iPhone more than the computers and iMac.
Apple wanted a piece of hardware that would fail after a few years. A few years as long as it was after the warranty ended. But Tim Cook mis calculated the failure rate. They were getting enormous failures during the warranty and during the extended warranty. The plan was to have Apple customers frequently buy new laptops, NOT to frequently repair laptops at Apple’s expense. Hence, the buttery keyboard, a experiment at increasing profits, proved a failure and the design was canceled. For those old enough, this was also the strategy American car makers used to force their costumers to frequently buy new cars. Ford, GM, Chrysler, Jeep… we’re very good at designing parts to fail just months after the warranty expired. But then came Japanese imports with much better reliability and those who weren’t die hard fans of domestic manufacturers switched to imports.
My whole office is full of unwanted Macbook pros with broken keyboards. I have two on my desk right now with a broken keyboard. My daughter's macbook keyboard broke very early in its life. I will never buy anything with those type of keyboards again (second-hand even). The keyboard is such a well-done thing, and messing with it will effectively brick the hardware completely.
I prefer the butterfly keyboard for one reason. It's low key travel. I absolutely hate non-flat keyboards because of the excessive key travel. with the butterfly mechanism, my MacBook Pro keyboard isn't just easy to type with, it feels good too. I haven't experienced any issues with it at all that others are/were. I think they should leave it as an OPTIONAL choice in MacBooks.
This seems to be *SF Mono* (San Francisco Mono), or at least a variation of it. The SF-series fonts are the family of fonts that Apple has recently started to bundle in macOS.
And It all happened after Johny left Apple. That guy was genious and did many miracles at Apple but his love about thin products created all this mess. Now Apple is not about making thin products but all about giving what people/customers want in their Apple products.
No you silly, it's all about money. They don't care about you or me. They just want our money and if that shit is thin more people will buy it because it looks slick.
Silly comment. Jony Ive designed everything Apple currently sells, including the 16” MBP. He’s only responsible for the design of the product. It’s the inner management that decides if Compromises should be made. Don’t blame Jony Ive for anything
@@Racko. he did design the products until 2019. He did design stuff. But Jony Ive left at the worst time, and I think thats why Apple made the iphones thicker and better 2019
I feel like you should make a Android/Samsung Explained channel since a lot of us are Android and Samsung users. As well as us being big fans of you and your channel.
I was kinda sad to see the butterfly switches goes honestly. Like, I understand the problem and it’s bad, really bad, but I remember trying it multiple times in stores and I loved the feel of the switches. Almost made me want a Mac for the switches
The TiBook is also a good example of a design failure under Jobs. Looks lovely when brand new but painting the surface made it far too vulnerable to scratches and chips that made them look terrible over time
I’m sorry... I am a fan. iPhone primarily, but the butterfly was a mistake. Selling it as a “feature” was straight middle management bollocks. And something they continue to this day. It’s like when you want something repaired, either third party or genuine Apple repair, they screw you. And why I’ll never buy an Apple computer. Well until right to repair is properly allowed and they stop their outright attempts to prevent it. That said I do desire a Mac. Genuinely. But I’d rather function over form.
Bernie Tamberg I Know but the next Apple Store is about one hour away and it takes a week or two for them to fix it. But I need it almost every day for school.
i have plan to buy MB Pro 2019 13inch.. with butterfly keyboard installed ,, I just wanna ask you guys because lack of my knowhow about electronic thing like this. is this butterfly is really that bad? i mean how does it feel when you do typing? is it comfortable or not?...
I honestly preferred the butterfly keyboards. Ive always been super OCD about keeping my tech clean so I never had any problems personally, but I understand the high failure rate was unacceptable. Hopefully they can make a comeback one day
mine is 2015 macbook 12 inch.. it works fine since i bought it in 2016.. n i like it tht it doesn’t travel far.. i find it awkward now using the scissor type on old macbooks.. not sure abt this 16 inch one tho.. i’ll hv to go n check
I have a mid 2013 MBP and I hate the keyboard on it. The key travel is not smooth at all and the keys constantly fail to register. That's probably because I bought it refurbished. I got it for half off and I am very happy with it besides the keyboard.
If they replace the execrable butterfly key switches in all their Macbook lines, then the eBay market won't be able to sell those 2015-2020 Macbooks for all the tea in China.
I see it differently, I think you can’t be innovative without making some mistakes (or shots in the dark) along the way. That the price of true forward thinking
forespec please don’t make excuses for Apple. Innovation should first be tested behind the curtains. The fact that it took them 4 years to make a keyboard that’s reliable (only reliable mind you. This means you otherwise have a broken keyboard) is just disgusting, especially considering how mich money the things cost and that the primary advantage it has is how comfortable it is to use
the problem is as of late they've not made one mistake, it seems almost every product they bring to market has an inherent design flaw. gpu issues, flex cable issues, keyboard issues, thermal issues, bending issues, etc. etc... its not a good look when a company is supposedly offering a premium product that you're paying a premium price for, and there are two open class action lawsuits against them for design defects that they refuse to acknowledge, and they have almost as many recalls and extended warranty programs as they have products in their lineup.
You forgot to mention that apple messed up with their jack port less iPhones. I honestly am starting to miss the jack. I miss high quality music. Bluetooth and airplay are okay but aren’t anything near what a port can compete with. These BT headphones are okay but we need the jack back.
I've said it before that the 2013 cylinder Mac Pro was just a updated Mac Cube. Though I use the 2013 Mac Pro, it has crunched everything I threw at it. But now I'm facing hardware limitations and repair issues, expecially software support will slowing fade away for this machine. I'll have to move forward onto a M1 Studio at least, as I feel the Mac Pro will be far too expensive, since I just do MotionGraphics.
it feels sad that they could not create a way for the butterfly keyboard to work but i hated its tactile thing. their innovation is very cool but alas its not worth it for the customers. I do hope they continue trying to innovate.
The butterfly keyboard was a bad idea I hated the butterfly keyboard when they came out and said that they put a scissor switch keyboard Back into it I got really excited better keyboard in my opinion
The answer is easy af: Because otherwiser the customers would have given up with apple... I mean i get apple... they are trying to be unique and premium, and to fit in such interests you better have something groundbreaking and exclusive to your platform. The butterfly keyboard was probably at first a good intention (to make the Macs even smaller), but well it backfired as we know, same with the always thinner MacBooks (at the point where they got beaten easily by the windows competition) and the "comeback" of the old, well served MacBook Pro designs and more ports.
If anyone is reading this, I hope that we can stop talking about dust in keyboard. It was definitely more serious than dust; it was the entire make up of the dome on the switches itself. It was prone to failure, dust or not. Please research more about why the key was failing. People are repeating what others are repeating without evidence. The keyboard failing was not due to dust like Apple and people have thought about. Dust was a minimal factor. A user on Reddit conducted a dust experiment and found that the keyboard is pretty dust resistance due to the very minimal gap. He/she blasted with dust both on top of the keyboard and from underneath the keyboard. Remember, even when Apple inserted the membrane to cover for dust, the keyboard was still failing. This lead to the next conclusion, it was the chemistry/material of the internal dome itself that was causing failure. The experiment that I have mentioned above showed the weak structure/material of the keyboard dome gave out after repeated use. This is what causing repeating keystroke or key failing to return. This was later confirmed by iFixit and my college, Cal Poly. They did a material testing on the keyboard dome mechanism and found out that Apple changed it to a more resilient composite. Ever since this change, we have not heard anymore wide spread issue with the keyboard failing.
Tim Cook's Failures 1) The original Apple Map release 2) Removing the headphone jack (good for stockholders, good for fanboys , good for status symbol but still does not solve the problem of having to charge your fucking headphones when no ones wants to) 3) Taking high cuts in AppStore which to be fair started under Steve 4) Bendgate 5) Easy to break iPad Pro 6) Butterfly Keyboard 7) Trashcan Mac 8) iCloud Leaks Tim Cook's success 1) Fucking over Facebook 2) Awesome chips in their PCs and iOS Devices 3) Removing the headphone jack (cause it did make them a fuckton of money) 4) More budget iPads
BTW, it's funny how the "trash can" Mac failed due to the same thing that the "Apple 3" failed: in both cases, Apple thought beauty or quietness are more important than not letting the computer heat up too much. In both cases, they were totally wrong.
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I’d call 2019 the year of the pros. We got a pro stand, monitor, laptop, desktop, headset, and two phones.
and Airpods!
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More like cons, not pros, other than monitor and desktop
Aebis Decunter Are you aware of what I meant by pro
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Apple is finally listening to their customers. That is just good
Not just that. THEY FIRED THE INTERNS that brought up the concept.
If you have an ongoing class action against you and have to call back all the notebooks you manufactured the past 4 years, then release a new notebook the same year that is part of the recall program even before it hits store shelves _and you still sell this product to this day_ you'll have to realize eventually that this will cost you a lot. So you change the product, but try to do it in a way that you never have to admit you made a mistake. I guess they just run the calculations and decided it costs more to honor the warranty and fix the machines that are under the recall program than asking a ridiculous price to fix a problem they created from those that are no longer in warranty and keep going forward. The reason they won't immediately change this in all models is probably it costs less to sell the machines already manufactured and calculate with a ~10% return rate than to destroy them in favor of a new model. And they are right, the keyboard is far from being the only reliability problem with their machines, so even a machine with a "magic keyboard" can be subject of a future recall regarding backlight problems, charging circuit or whatever comes to light.
But they called it magic. It shouldn't be magic to listen to customers
@@Yoshie_2000 does it matter? It is good and that's it
@@zdanee I agree. What they have done is just bs. I just hope that the new keyboard has no problems
The butterfly keyboard was one of the reasons I held off on buying a new Macbook Pro even though the one I had since college died on me. The main reason is of course I can't afford it right now.
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- "Why Apple Gave Up On The Butterfly Keyboard"
- Cause the sh1t doesn't work. Glad I could help!
This drama is so overrated like everything on the internet. It’s not happening on every Mac and if it did, Apple would stop making them long time ago since it would be too expansive to repair them. They just stopped putting them into the new MacBook Pro because they’ve built up a bad reputation amongst the people but really they were never that bad. My keyboard has never had any problems and I really like the butterfly keys.
@@DJ-yh8hm I have the 2017 MacBook Pro and I also like the butterfly keyboard but it was really unreliable and sometimes it doesn’t work so I sold it and got the 2019 16-inch MacBook Pro and have no problems with the keyboard or anything else
SpaceGood Cool, how do you like the new keyboard? Are there any noticeable differences in terms of stability, key travel or noise?
Dušan Jurko it happened enough times that it made apple open a repair Programm. The keyboard had inherent design isn’t a random hardware fail. There was a class action law suit so it isn’t some internet hype thing. If your device wasn’t effected then you were lucky
I have a MacBook Pro 2016. The keyboard worked fine but it was terrible none the less. Who wants a keyboard that’s harder to type on? It’s by far the worst keyboard I’ve ever used.
This is why i’m holding on to my 2011 MBP, it’s got a great keyboard, is super upgradable and still feels great, has lots of ports and with some simple upgrades is pretty snappy as well
These prolonged butterfly problems spreading to multiple models for multiple years are NOT good examples of Apple learning by their mistakes. It is a repeat of their thin iMacs overheating the motherboards and vid screens from 2005 through at least 2012 (probably longer). My 2006 BTO iMac cost me $3000, and yet mere months after my warranty expired, it had a meltdown.
Geniuses said it was probably the motherboard and would cost me $900 to replace it. The screen may have been affected also, but the could not tell until I had the motherboard replaced. If, as they figured, the screen needed replacement, that would be an additional $900! "We sure are sorry for you, but this is not a widespread problem, and we are not responsible." I am pretty sure this overheating was a ten year problem, so it WAS a widespread issue, but they would not admit it. So sad that a company with such a reputation for quality would let so many customers crash and burn with poorly designed cooling needs with no compensation.
I never did buy another iMac. They could not be trusted. I did get a 15" MacBook Pro from 2015 AFTER customer testimony proved it reliable, and still had a scissor keyboard.
Sadly my 2011 17inch failed due to the GPU issue. I was only aware of the repair program almost a month after it ended.
It was a great machine for its time, the last of 17 I believe but that just made me painfully aware of apple compromising functionality for form.
I never thought I'd get a Mac again but now considering because of M1. Maybe the next gen.
Man idk my 2017 pro is pretty sluggish with 4K footage
@@sevurueva5138 try disabling the gpu
I held on to my 2011 MBP for ten years, too. Waited as it futzed and sputtered along during the last year until they finally released the 14" with M1 Pro, 1080p camera, improved ports/charging and separate function keys. Very good timing lol, and it cost a fortune but it was worth it: the cusp of a new generation and the first to finally leave behind all of Apple's post-2015 laptop errors. I'm very happy with it.
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Ever since Johnny Ive left, all the producta have gotten thicker and better.
Justin oh shut up nothing changed. From the iMac XDR,the iPad/IPhone/AirPods pro,16 inch MacBook to iPhone XR,11 and Apple Watch 5 was designed by him. He only left one year ago.
Loop Around he only left a couple of months ago not 1 year.
Loop Around actually he was hands off apple for a few years to teach the new design team and let them design the products
Wi Fine The iPhones at least, are getting thicker since 2015
Dude. The MacBook Pro 16” was designed by Jony Ive himself. It’s not like Anything has been made after his departure just yet
Calling 2019 the year of the mac really didn't age well.
yea lol
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steve would have never charged 1000 dollar for a stand
raju melwani Indeed. I miss him.
I'm sure he would have, and people would flock to buy it. His charisma was off the charts, yo.
Yeah, but Tim Cook tried to donate one of his kidneys to Steve and helped Apple fly away from bankruptcy.
Yes, he would have charged $999.99 instead
He would, but the stand would be included with the monitor, which would cost the full $6000
What I still find interesting is how Apple blew right past the Butterfly mechanism on the external Magic Keyboard that was released in 2015. I mean, if the Butterfly Keyboard was so amazing and the "future of keyboards", why didn't they include it for desktop users? That says to me Apple never felt confident in the reliability of it from day one. I have to believe Apple knew the keyboard was trash, but couldn't backtrack on the design as it was too late in the production stage to make those changes.
I don't give a damn what the whiners say, the butterfly keyboard (at least the 2nd generation, onward) is *HANDS DOWN* better than any other laptop keyboard I've ever used, and I'm going to hang on to my 2018 MBP until it kicks the bucket.
As a person that types a lot of scripts, replies, and random notes often. I am glad Apple got rid of the butterfly keyboard. It always felt a little too harsh to me when typing. There’s nothing like finding the right keyboard style keys for your typing style. And luckily for me and many others, Apple brought that back.
I may be among few people who liked that keyboard. Never had any issue( fingers crossed 🤞) after 2 years of use
Harwinder Singh RupaL Same here 👍
Harwinder Singh RupaL I’m using a film protector over it... trying to protect from crumbs, but hope it won’t actually damage it in any way
Lucky you! I wanted to get a regular MacBook but I hesitated due to the keyboard issue. I bought a Lenovo instead.
Harwinder Singh RupaL agreed. I think apple should have the butterfly as an option for some who genuinely liked them.
My keys got stuck after 4 years. They replaced it free of charge. The old keyboard was better.
All we want is Apple to admit mistakes, like telling us they've made a mistake we apolologize and us customers can accept their apology.
It's funny that Apple said "a small number of users are having this issue" last year which many Macbook users including me doubted. And now they have given up the butterfly keyboard completely. Ironic!
Your right, and this was not a cheap move. The replacement program was an expensive fix for the problematic thin butterfly keys. Everyone loved the scissor keyboards back in the day .
These prolonged butterfly problems spreading to multiple models for multiple years are NOT good examples of Apple learning by their mistakes. It is a repeat of their thin iMacs overheating the motherboards and vid screens from 2005 through at least 2012 (probably longer). My 2006 BTO iMac cost me $3000, and yet mere months after my warranty expired, it had a meltdown.
Geniuses said it was probably the motherboard and would cost me $900 to replace it. The screen may have been affected also, but the could not tell until I had the motherboard replaced. If, as they figured, the screen needed replacement, that would be an additional $900! "We sure are sorry for you, but this is not a widespread problem, and we are not responsible." I am pretty sure this overheating was a ten year problem, so it WAS a widespread issue, but they would not admit it. So sad that a company with such a reputation for quality would let so many customers crash and burn with poorly designed cooling needs with no compensation.
I never did buy another iMac. They could not be trusted. I did get a 15" MacBook Pro from 2015 AFTER customer testimony proved it reliable.
In conclusion, sometimes going back might actually be a good thing.
Honestly the butterfly keyboard doesn’t even feel that bad to type on, and the 4th gen butterfly has no problems. But the physical escape key on the new magic keyboard is welcome
goJesusandStarcraft same
I find the butterfly keyboard terrible to type on.
I rather type on the ipad’s keyboard, and definitely find the surface pro keyboard cover.
I have the Gen 2 Butterfly Keyboard and 2 1/2 years in it still is kicking, just need to use a compressed air can every once in a while.
i enjoyed both the butterfly keyboard and the magic keyboard, but nothing beats the feel of a mechanical keyboard :P
@@damnfreakingsien true
Two and a half years of usage, no any issues with the butterfly keyboard on my MacBook Pro 2016.
Rory Walter I haven’t had any issues either and I’ve been using a MacBook Pro since June 2017. I feel like the backlash was greatly overblown by people who enjoy drama and Apple haters. Still, to be honest I don’t really like the keyboard and I’m glad they got rid of it.
I have the 2017 MacBook Pro with (I believe) 2nd gen switches and I love it! The typing sound is great, the feedback is perfect for me, and all around I enjoy it so much more than the typing experience on my 2013 MacBook Air I had before. I baby my technology though and I’m definitely of the minority
@@marcino457 That's like taking a pin out of a grenade and it doesn't blow up then you call others who got blown up haters and drama lovers . Don't be such a fanboy .
I have the 2018 MBP touchbar and sometimes my space will double type
@@ItsHuntex Take it to an apple store, they have a service program
I absolutely love the butterfly keyboard 😂 yeah it sucks that it may fail on me if there gets debree under but for me its soo easy to write on and quiet😍
Silje S In the video, it says that the keyboard is too loud, which I find very strange.
I don’t like it but it is quiet.
I personally like it too, but I guess it's not for everyone?
it’s my favorite!!
I use macbook pro 2018 everyday from coding to typing in the terminal, and it's VERY loud. Because the key travel distance is short, my fingers are hitting on the board more directly, which produces a light and loud tapping sound. In contract, typing on another windows laptop are quieter.
@@davidhcefx I actually like moderately thick laptops because the keys travel a longer distance.
“Apple didn’t admit they were design compromises, but they were features”
*Of course! It’s a feature!!!*
„ *It’s not a problem, it’s a feature* ”
Android is better 👍👍
@@rehanmohammad6000 that video wasn’t about Apple phones
@@Maciek2846 aux poort?
Typing is way funnier when your keyboard doesn’t work properly
So Apple learned a hard lesson: you don't fix what isn't broken. What really annoys me about the butterfly keyboard was what we got out of it: a notebook that was maybe a half millimeter thinner? The difference in thinness was so imperceptible. I actually didn't have issues with the butterfly keyboard, I didn't mind the feel and it didn't crap out of me (at least not yet). But it was just a bad idea. At least they finally admitted it.
My mom has the 12-inch MacBook but she was scared of it falling so she bought a case, and in the case package came a protective layer for the keyboard. We have just realized how lifesaving that was.
Tim must have "Pro Max" after his surname,
Tim Cook Pro Max
Feggies - MLBB you forget super retina XDR
Funny you should mention, I had my name legally changed to Max Power.
XMattingly nice name!!!
That’s Tim Apple Pro Max to you
This drama is so overrated like everything on the internet. It’s not happening on every Mac and if it did, Apple would stop making them long time ago since it would be too expansive to repair them. They just stopped putting them into the new MacBook Pro because they’ve built up a bad reputation amongst the people but really they were never that bad. My keyboard has never had any problems and I really like the butterfly keys.
@@UnrealOG137 maybe they took care of their macbook and didnt get the keys dirty? also bro respect their opinion.
This video feels like when I was making an excuse over my bad grades at school
Its always 10 same ass Sponsors everytime
No 1 being raid shadow legends and squarespace
Theses RUclipsers need to be paid somehow
@@pjquinn9953 i know. But sponsors are always same things
disliked the video because of the over used sponsor
@Mostafa Saad He makes money off of ads, if thats not enough then its called get a job. Sponsors are annoying when its the same ones over and over and over and over again. Pherhaps if he got a new sponsor thats not overused then things would be different.
Tiger Gaming Productions Ads don’t make ridiculous big money unless you get views in the millions. And people put lots of time into videos, maybe even more than certain “real” jobs. They deserve to be paid as well, plus literally just double tap the screen and you can skip it
The fact that they only launched a repair program after the lawsuit is criminal. There should be laws to make sure that companies either allow independent repair services to work on their products and purchase replacement parts at normal rates from them or they provide an adequate repair service for their products themselves at competitive prices.
Sometimes you don't have to reinvent the wheel. That's very true 👍.
Yes, the technical problem has been solved, but even if they quit butterfly and "returned" to the scissor keys, the macbook's keyboard is not what it used to be in terms of quality.
Last year I bought 3 macbooks - 2 pros 13 m1 and one air m1. The macbook air/pro early 2015 keys were just... perfect compared to the new models, regarding the keyboard.
I don't know if you guys noticed but the black keys are becoming shinny after so little time of use.
So, even if the old macbooks were a little bit thicker I really prefer the old models when it comes to the keyboard. The plastic of the new models is of very poor quality.
I've heard the scissor switch mechanism is also in the magic keyboard. I have to say it's extremely pleasant to type on. Best keyboard i've used other than full sized mechanicals (brown switch).
The Butterfly keyboard is proof of Apple trying to reinvent the wheel (in this case the keyboard), failing, & reverting back to what worked better in the first place. They tried to reinvent the keyboard when it didn't need to be reinvented. It was fine the way it was
Am I really the only one who enjoys typing on the butterfly keyboard (MacBook Air 2019)? like really I like it more than the keyboard on MacBook Pro 16"
the only thing that I can say that I miss from the butterfly keyboard is that the backlit keyboard on the butterfly keyboards the light isn't visible from the outside of the keys and only the letters, I have the 2020 MacBook Air and while the keyboard is nice it would've been better if it looked like the older model
Lifespans of Apple’s mistakes:
Puck mouse: 2 years
Cube: 1 year
(Jobs dies.)
Cylindrical Mac Pro: 6 years
Butterfly keyboard: 4 years before Apple began to phase it out, but it’s still in some MacBooks today.
Eric Hanneken a lot more products than that. iPod hifi. TAM.
This makes me excited for the next phone, since they are clearly listing to customers
does there really need to be a "why" for Apple Giving Up On The Butterfly Keyboard, it was simply terrible
Apple should re-release the 12” MacBook but using M series chips, a Magic Keyboard and two Type-C ports.
Not gona lie the butterfly keyboard was awesome every time I used it.
Edit: as soon as I started typing on it I typed as good as I usually do only probably because I'm used to typing on a phone screen and already know the layout of a regular keyboard
I absolutely hate it, I find that even the iPad’s keyboard better.
This guy has a masters degree on how to insert an AD in the middle of explaining a story 🤣🤣🤣
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If Apple made a mechanical keyboard. It would cost $200 or even more :D
It’s great you mentioned the “failed” products under jobs. He wasn’t perfect and I think that’s why people love to attack Apple fans at times as they treat jobs as some sort of god or something. Jobs chose cook to replace him and even told him “not to ask what I’d do. Just do what you think it’s best”
I remember using the “hockey puck” mouse on the G3 iMac when I was a kid and remember how “cool” it was but also remember how uncomfortable it was to use even for my then 9 year old hands.
Also anyone remember the iPhone 4 antenna issues? One of the if not the best iPhone designs had a major issue. That happened under jobs.
Bottom line is NO ONE knows what jobs would have approved or disapproved expect for jobs and he’s not with us anymore.
While not quite a god, he did have that cantankerous grandpa quality to him. So, if you were to hand him a late-2015+ MacBook Pro, he would've probably said, "Why are the keys so shallow? I got a loose hair under one of them and now I have to buy a vowel every time I type. Take this away and do it over again. And this time do it right! Also, why is this iPhone Max so big? What is this, an iPad Mini _Mini?_ Get out of here! Where are my glasses?"
between the keyboard, cooling, no ports, and Touch Bar, 2015-2019 were a total disaster for the MacBook. So glad I avoided those years.
the butterfly keyboard was a total disaster. So glad Apple ditched it!
Apple: the best macbook with a revolutionary Butterfly keyboard mechanism
Speck of Dust: I'mma end this keyboard's whole career
I have an m1 macbook air and it feels great to just type on the good old scissor switch keyboard
The butterfly keyboard was the brainchild of Jony Ive. He is the main reason why it took Apple 3 years to replace this keyboard. *The MacBook Pro 16 inch was released AFTER he left*
It's interesting to watch this in the Spring of 2022 with all the amazing tech from Apple the past couple of year since it's release...
How about a video on how NordVPN was hacked and why you shouldn't give them your passwords?
If you actually read into it, all that was hacked was old hashes from third party servers that were no longer in use. Nothing was ever compromised. Since then, all servers had patched the vulnerability. And this could’ve happened to any other VPN server, who follow this kind of practice. NordVPN just happened to be the _random_ server they tapped into.
In the fall of 2018 that I gotten a 13 inch iMac Air. I have my mother’s old iMac Air. The battery doesn’t work and one letter doesn’t work. I got it shortly after she passed away. I do have her iMac computer in my bedroom. I also have a very old one from early 2000’s, too. I been using my iPhone more than the computers and iMac.
Apple wanted a piece of hardware that would fail after a few years. A few years as long as it was after the warranty ended. But Tim Cook mis calculated the failure rate. They were getting enormous failures during the warranty and during the extended warranty. The plan was to have Apple customers frequently buy new laptops, NOT to frequently repair laptops at Apple’s expense.
Hence, the buttery keyboard, a experiment at increasing profits, proved a failure and the design was canceled. For those old enough, this was also the strategy American car makers used to force their costumers to frequently buy new cars. Ford, GM, Chrysler, Jeep… we’re very good at designing parts to fail just months after the warranty expired. But then came Japanese imports with much better reliability and those who weren’t die hard fans of domestic manufacturers switched to imports.
I’m an avid butterfly keyboard enthusiast. Is there a way to retrofit the butterfly keyboard on a M2 MacBook Pro? Idc about the dust.
Hey, how is going on with the keyboard?
My whole office is full of unwanted Macbook pros with broken keyboards. I have two on my desk right now with a broken keyboard. My daughter's macbook keyboard broke very early in its life. I will never buy anything with those type of keyboards again (second-hand even). The keyboard is such a well-done thing, and messing with it will effectively brick the hardware completely.
I prefer the butterfly keyboard for one reason. It's low key travel. I absolutely hate non-flat keyboards because of the excessive key travel. with the butterfly mechanism, my MacBook Pro keyboard isn't just easy to type with, it feels good too. I haven't experienced any issues with it at all that others are/were. I think they should leave it as an OPTIONAL choice in MacBooks.
You're clearly not a gamer
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what font is that?
Can anyone help me?
This seems to be *SF Mono* (San Francisco Mono), or at least a variation of it. The SF-series fonts are the family of fonts that Apple has recently started to bundle in macOS.
@@DRSDavidSoft thx you so much
@David Refoua Not sure “recently” is exactly right. The San Francisco typeface was created in 2014. That’s nearly 6 years ago!
And It all happened after Johny left Apple. That guy was genious and did many miracles at Apple but his love about thin products created all this mess.
Now Apple is not about making thin products but all about giving what people/customers want in their Apple products.
No you silly, it's all about money. They don't care about you or me. They just want our money and if that shit is thin more people will buy it because it looks slick.
Silly comment. Jony Ive designed everything Apple currently sells, including the 16” MBP. He’s only responsible for the design of the product. It’s the inner management that decides if Compromises should be made. Don’t blame Jony Ive for anything
@@Racko. he did design the products until 2019. He did design stuff. But Jony Ive left at the worst time, and I think thats why Apple made the iphones thicker and better 2019
Jony ive was a fan of minimalism and I guess that inspired apple to get rid of the headphone jack
I feel like you should make a Android/Samsung Explained channel since a lot of us are Android and Samsung users. As well as us being big fans of you and your channel.
That ad placement was very annoying, I´m paying for youtube premium so I won't have to watch ads! **sigh** The rest of the video was great as always.
I was kinda sad to see the butterfly switches goes honestly. Like, I understand the problem and it’s bad, really bad, but I remember trying it multiple times in stores and I loved the feel of the switches. Almost made me want a Mac for the switches
The TiBook is also a good example of a design failure under Jobs. Looks lovely when brand new but painting the surface made it far too vulnerable to scratches and chips that made them look terrible over time
I’m sorry... I am a fan. iPhone primarily, but the butterfly was a mistake. Selling it as a “feature” was straight middle management bollocks. And something they continue to this day. It’s like when you want something repaired, either third party or genuine Apple repair, they screw you. And why I’ll never buy an Apple computer. Well until right to repair is properly allowed and they stop their outright attempts to prevent it. That said I do desire a Mac. Genuinely. But I’d rather function over form.
I really love my 2017 MacBook Pro. And I really love the feel of the Keyboard... But two of the keys (Space and V) are hanging and that’s sad.
Merlin Ak18 you can go to the Apple store and they repair it free.
Bernie Tamberg I Know but the next Apple Store is about one hour away and it takes a week or two for them to fix it. But I need it almost every day for school.
@@Merlin0216 at least all generations of the butterfly keyboards are covered by 4 year warranty.
Brofist Soldier I got it replaced by Apple. Lets see how long this one will work...
Great video thankfully I got my 2013 MacBook Air and I will never upgrade to a butterfly keyboard and deal with those kind of problems
Romie Tha homie There won’t be any new MBs with butterfly keyboard anyway
i have plan to buy MB Pro 2019 13inch.. with butterfly keyboard installed ,, I just wanna ask you guys because lack of my knowhow about electronic thing like this. is this butterfly is really that bad? i mean how does it feel when you do typing? is it comfortable or not?...
I love the butterfly keyboard, I can't believe they got rid of it. I'm keeping my 2018 MBP just for that.
Hey, how is going on with the keyboard?
I’ve never, ever, slammed my hands down on a $2000+ Mac… until I typed on a butterfly keyboard.
I honestly preferred the butterfly keyboards. Ive always been super OCD about keeping my tech clean so I never had any problems personally, but I understand the high failure rate was unacceptable. Hopefully they can make a comeback one day
I’m using the magic keyboard 2020 now and I kinda miss my fourth gen butterfly keyboard which is more smooth and fast.
mine is 2015 macbook 12 inch.. it works fine since i bought it in 2016..
n i like it tht it doesn’t travel far..
i find it awkward now using the scissor type on old macbooks.. not sure abt this 16 inch one tho.. i’ll hv to go n check
I have a mid 2013 MBP and I hate the keyboard on it. The key travel is not smooth at all and the keys constantly fail to register. That's probably because I bought it refurbished. I got it for half off and I am very happy with it besides the keyboard.
The return of the Mac?
If they replace the execrable butterfly key switches in all their Macbook lines, then the eBay market won't be able to sell those 2015-2020 Macbooks for all the tea in China.
I see it differently, I think you can’t be innovative without making some mistakes (or shots in the dark) along the way. That the price of true forward thinking
At the cost of your customers, who paid out of pocket for many of Apple's mistakes.
forespec please don’t make excuses for Apple. Innovation should first be tested behind the curtains. The fact that it took them 4 years to make a keyboard that’s reliable (only reliable mind you. This means you otherwise have a broken keyboard) is just disgusting, especially considering how mich money the things cost and that the primary advantage it has is how comfortable it is to use
I’m using the butterfly keyboard and I really like it. It works very well for me
the problem is as of late they've not made one mistake, it seems almost every product they bring to market has an inherent design flaw. gpu issues, flex cable issues, keyboard issues, thermal issues, bending issues, etc. etc... its not a good look when a company is supposedly offering a premium product that you're paying a premium price for, and there are two open class action lawsuits against them for design defects that they refuse to acknowledge, and they have almost as many recalls and extended warranty programs as they have products in their lineup.
You forgot to mention that apple messed up with their jack port less iPhones. I honestly am starting to miss the jack. I miss high quality music. Bluetooth and airplay are okay but aren’t anything near what a port can compete with. These BT headphones are okay but we need the jack back.
I've said it before that the 2013 cylinder Mac Pro was just a updated Mac Cube. Though I use the 2013 Mac Pro, it has crunched everything I threw at it. But now I'm facing hardware limitations and repair issues, expecially software support will slowing fade away for this machine. I'll have to move forward onto a M1 Studio at least, as I feel the Mac Pro will be far too expensive, since I just do MotionGraphics.
Why do you always put photo of Tim Cook in thumbnail?
Because he’s the CEO
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it feels sad that they could not create a way for the butterfly keyboard to work but i hated its tactile thing.
their innovation is very cool but alas its not worth it for the customers. I do hope they continue trying to innovate.
Because it sucked, there, I just saved you 10 minutes
the pr display xdr takes some stuff from the imac g4
The butterfly keyboard was a bad idea I hated the butterfly keyboard when they came out and said that they put a scissor switch keyboard Back into it I got really excited better keyboard in my opinion
i love the big keys from the butterfly design. why can't apple put siccors under butterfly keys?
The answer is easy af: Because otherwiser the customers would have given up with apple...
I mean i get apple... they are trying to be unique and premium, and to fit in such interests you better have something groundbreaking and exclusive to your platform. The butterfly keyboard was probably at first a good intention (to make the Macs even smaller), but well it backfired as we know, same with the always thinner MacBooks (at the point where they got beaten easily by the windows competition) and the "comeback" of the old, well served MacBook Pro designs and more ports.
I Really want to know What Music is that your using for your videos. I want it for my Apple Music lol. Please let me know
I personally prefer the butterfly keyboard. I just love the way it feels.
Hey, how is going on with the keyboard?
@@ryanalencar still love it.
The Butterfly Keyboard has flew away for good in May 2020.
can you do a AirPod Pro why they weakening the noise cancelling, I am very disappointed after the 1st update came
Bravo... 🤦♂️ not so many you tubers and reviewers are clever enough to stop saying “Apple is doomed”, “Apple stopped innovations”, etc. etc....
If anyone is reading this, I hope that we can stop talking about dust in keyboard. It was definitely more serious than dust; it was the entire make up of the dome on the switches itself. It was prone to failure, dust or not.
Please research more about why the key was failing. People are repeating what others are repeating without evidence. The keyboard failing was not due to dust like Apple and people have thought about. Dust was a minimal factor.
A user on Reddit conducted a dust experiment and found that the keyboard is pretty dust resistance due to the very minimal gap. He/she blasted with dust both on top of the keyboard and from underneath the keyboard. Remember, even when Apple inserted the membrane to cover for dust, the keyboard was still failing.
This lead to the next conclusion, it was the chemistry/material of the internal dome itself that was causing failure. The experiment that I have mentioned above showed the weak structure/material of the keyboard dome gave out after repeated use. This is what causing repeating keystroke or key failing to return.
This was later confirmed by iFixit and my college, Cal Poly. They did a material testing on the keyboard dome mechanism and found out that Apple changed it to a more resilient composite. Ever since this change, we have not heard anymore wide spread issue with the keyboard failing.
They way they never outright admit the mistakes is the reason I can't really trust them on any product. A "we've listened" would go a long way...
Tim Cook's Failures
1) The original Apple Map release
2) Removing the headphone jack (good for stockholders, good for fanboys , good for status symbol but still does not solve the problem of having to charge your fucking headphones when no ones wants to)
3) Taking high cuts in AppStore which to be fair started under Steve
4) Bendgate
5) Easy to break iPad Pro
6) Butterfly Keyboard
7) Trashcan Mac
8) iCloud Leaks
Tim Cook's success
1) Fucking over Facebook
2) Awesome chips in their PCs and iOS Devices
3) Removing the headphone jack (cause it did make them a fuckton of money)
4) More budget iPads
BTW, it's funny how the "trash can" Mac failed due to the same thing that the "Apple 3" failed: in both cases, Apple thought beauty or quietness are more important than not letting the computer heat up too much. In both cases, they were totally wrong.
That's cool and all but what if they made a product red macbook?
damnnn I can imagine that! that would be amazing
The scissor keyboard cut one of the butterfly’s wings and they were convinced that scissor was better
Why did Apple give up the butterfly keyboard? Because it kept breaking and they couldn't get away with the con anymore.
The sophistication you put to the channel makes me wonder, this is the undercover channel running by the apple itself.
Explaining excuses for all their flaws, and promoting all the details made by the company.
Thank god there are few Sherlock holmes like me in this world to show the reality to our naive friends in audience.😎
This inception in people’s mind was much needed, think about it guys. Thank me later.😇
*apple enters the chat* “poker face”
*sherlock enters chat* “applause”
*Leonardo enters chat* “salute”
*Nolan enters chat* “autograph pls”
*audience enters chat* “throws money”
A bright spotlight falls on me, a yellow ring shines on my head, and i start rising in the air.
People starts crying, i take out my phone take a selfie and disappear.💫