From what I’ve read, Apple is just going to replace broken MacBook keyboards with the same flawed design, they haven’t fixed the design flaws yet. So surely Consumer Reports has to pull their recommendation for all effected MacBooks, just like they did to the Surface line? And we should see a bunch of headlines “Consumer Reports no longer recommends MacBooks” . If they don’t, what does that say about Consumer Reports? More gold from Consumer Reports: the Pixel 2 camera isn’t even in the top 10 best phone cameras, according to them…
skane2600
<blockquote><a href="#286008"><em>In reply to Jason_P:</em></a></blockquote><p>Reminds me of Lee Iacocca going on TV to announce long warranties on Chrysler cars after they suffered quality issues. The problem was that people didn't want extended warranties, they just wanted reliable cars. </p><p><br></p><p>I guess Apple has the advantage that nobody ever got stuck in the middle of nowhere because of an Apple product failure (at least until there's an Apple car). </p>