If You Bought A Macbook Between 2015 & Now, Apple Will Repair Or Replace Its Keyboard ForFree

After Apple's slowing down older iPhones debacle, it's time for the Cupertino giant to address rising complaints about its MacBook product line.

According to Apple, a "small percentage" of keyboards on the MacBook and MacBook Pro notebooks sold between 2015 to 2017 are experiencing performance defect, for which the Cupertino giant is offering free repair or replacement.

Apple has announced a keyboard repair program for MacBook and MacBook Pro models sold over the past three years, over repetitive complaints about alphabet and number keys that keep repeating unexpectedly. Not just that, these affected MacBook and MacBook Pro keyboard users also reported keys or letters not registering despite pressing down a key, and keys feeling "sticky" or poorly finished.

Apple's trouble really began when it introduced 2nd generation butterfly keys on MacBook and MacBook Pro models from 2015 through 2017, which was attested by increasing customer dissatisfaction towards the same.