I switched to Linux on Lenovo because of the problems I've had from the latest MBP.
You might expect problems from a 500-euros laptop, but not that your keyboard will stop functioning correctly after 2 months on a 1799-eur laptop.
Also, I brought my laptop at the Apple store thrice, and it broke again every single time. Last time, the logic board died, along with the SSD that is soldered to it and all data on it.
Repairs might be free, but who pays for the lost time and inconvenience of not having a computer? How much should one spend so that a laptop keeps typing after a few weeks?
My MBP lasted 5 months. Then I sold it for 1000EUR and sweared I'd never give Apple another dime.
Ironically, a 300-eur laptop with a regular keyboard that I was using as a substitute has been working great for years.
Sorry you had the bad experience, but do you think this is the average experience someone has with Apple products?
I also agree that you have to put in a decent effort to get things fixed, but you have to compare Apple to what the experience is like with other companies. I've definitely had situations that were very difficult to deal with over the phone, and situations where I had to send my laptop in for weeks in order for it to get fixed. What is the current standard for non-Apple computers, as far as getting things repaired?
My point is that you likely have a biased view, as understandably you had an especially-bad experience, and that's the experience that's being highlighted for everyone to see.
You might expect problems from a 500-euros laptop, but not that your keyboard will stop functioning correctly after 2 months on a 1799-eur laptop.
Also, I brought my laptop at the Apple store thrice, and it broke again every single time. Last time, the logic board died, along with the SSD that is soldered to it and all data on it.
Repairs might be free, but who pays for the lost time and inconvenience of not having a computer? How much should one spend so that a laptop keeps typing after a few weeks?
My MBP lasted 5 months. Then I sold it for 1000EUR and sweared I'd never give Apple another dime.
Ironically, a 300-eur laptop with a regular keyboard that I was using as a substitute has been working great for years.