RideOnTime

corrections said:

retrogusto said:

I fall into the first category. I never had a problem with Mac keyboards for 30 years, until I got my 2016 MacBook Pro. It’s annoying—the keyboard doubles some letters, especially the “B,” and then the software auto-corrects, sometimes well, sometimes terribly. But everything I’ve read has seemed to indicate that a replacement would take significant time (more than an hour or two) and perhaps just replace the keyboard with another just as prone to failure, so I haven’t done anything about it and have therefore not been included in any of the official statistics. 

Yes, most people who have a stuck key on their keyboard just deal with it and don't expect that the vendor should be apologizing beyond just repairing the ultra delicate keyboard on a premium laptop. But back to the data: it shows over time Apple's machines have been getting more reliable.