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    Apple agrees to pay customers $50 million for faulty MacBook keyboards

    Abhishek YadavBy Abhishek YadavJuly 21, 2022Updated:July 21, 20222 Mins Read
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    Apple agrees to pay customers $50 million for faulty MacBook keyboards

    According to reports this week, Apple Inc. is prepared to pay $50 million to customers as part of a class action settlement. According to reports, the lawsuit included user claims that the business knew some features of the keyboard were doomed to fail and tried to hide this information. This specifically relates to the butterfly switches that were created for specific MacBook components. Concerned consumers specifically filed the lawsuit in as many as seven US states. They said that the defective switches had an influence on keyboards made for its laptop models, which ranged from 2015 to 2019. Allegedly, the internet giant isn’t denying these claims, but it is willing to pay back the money in exchange for the dispute being settled.

    Although not yet final because a judge must approve the agreement, it would ensure that customers from these states may receive their reimbursements for having to deal with the majority of the defective components. The amount of compensation from Apple is subject to change depending on precisely how many times the customer has had to get their keyboards changed. The biggest reward, in their estimation, may amount to $395 for those who suffered the most. Customers who only received a single keyboard replacement would receive about $125. One would receive roughly $50 if their keycaps eventually became switch caps.

    Additionally, individuals who qualify can take advantage of free keyboard repairs. Prior to the lawsuit, Apple complied with a service program for this, giving customers an expanded warranty for the devices that took the brunt of it. The Butterfly switches became quite well-known when they have first introduced roughly six years ago. Despite being quite small, these buttons promised to press keys with sufficient force. The tech giant says that there is a unique mechanism that is completely different from the scissors hinge switches it usually uses.

    The aforementioned features are typically found in gaming PCs, with mechanical ones being quite uncommon. Evidently, users had experienced issues with the switches. These included sporadic keystrokes or them abruptly ceasing to reply. Despite its practical size, it has grown to be fairly problematic, prompting Apple to make the required changes.

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