I very much doubt that these changes will stop people worrying about MacBook keyboards, but good that the repair program is expanded.

I also very much wonder what these "new materials" are. Apple wouldn't say. https://t.co/jcdzGmtdif

— Dieter Bohn (@backlon) May 21, 2019

"Unfortunately, the updated specs — like the 2018 MacBook Pro refresh — are only gracing the company’s Touch Bar models. That means the 13-inch MacBook Pro without a Touch Bar (also known as the “MacBook Escape”) will not get a refresh."

Me sad much ?https://t.co/nSQlNFE5CA

— DeathMetalMods (@DeathMetalMods) May 21, 2019

Everyone: Butterfly Macbook keyboards are bad
Apple: Here's another generation of them
Everyone: Still bad
Apple: This time they have rubber seals
Everyone: Still bad, maybe it's just a bad design?
Apple: Hm, same design with "new materials" thohttps://t.co/Eku0MEbM53

— nilay patel (@reckless) May 21, 2019

Apple is promising to fix the MacBook keyboard issues. Again. This time with a new “material.” https://t.co/xJBNSNv0CX

— Joanna Stern (@JoannaStern) May 21, 2019

Apple tweaks its troubled MacBook keyboard design yet again, expands repair program https://t.co/WAaacrWAnf pic.twitter.com/lTJ9qJWaaQ

— The Verge (@verge) May 21, 2019

The butterfly keyboard is Apple's Windows Vista, a reputation-destroying slow-motion train wreck.

Discuss.https://t.co/qhB2yrCiIZ

— Ed Bott (@edbott) May 21, 2019

I still don't understand what is so hard about putting out a press release addressing the butterfly keyboard problem, explaining today's half-fix, explaining repair & replacement program, & saying that a redesigned keyboard is in the works. Apple's handling has been infuriating

— Steve Troughton-Smith (@stroughtonsmith) May 21, 2019

You know I'm starting to think there might be something not quite right with the overall design of recent MacBook Pros. https://t.co/sq7F3ym2VV

— Dieter Bohn (@backlon) May 21, 2019

just take the L and bring back the keyboard from the 2013 MacBooks https://t.co/wpia94RYag

— ? (@fredbenenson) May 21, 2019

MacBook Pro update, with 9th gen Intel 8-core processors in the 15-inch model. Also they tweaked the keyboard again to try and reduce ddouubble and msng keystrokes. Also: Apple has extended the Keyboard Service Program!https://t.co/dkCd2ojXDy

tip @Techmeme

— Jason Snell (@jsnell) May 21, 2019

Saying it's a "new keyboard" over and over again but sticking with the same repeatedly flawed design is not going to help assure anyone https://t.co/emJR4OIICu

— Owen Williams ⚡ (@ow) May 21, 2019

"To address the problem, Apple said they changed the material in the keyboard’s butterfly mechanism that should substantially reduce problems that some users have seen." TL;DR: we didn't totally fix the keyboard, the next-gen MBP isn't ready yet, and we don't plan to apologize https://t.co/BhktLoWvpc

— Steve Troughton-Smith (@stroughtonsmith) May 21, 2019

The reduced repair time and reduced occurrence of keystroke issues don't indicate that Apple has solved their Butterfly Keyboard design flaw

I wouldn't take Apple's word for it until someone else tore down the keyboard to show what's been done to solve the root cause https://t.co/et8DQzF0tK

— Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) May 21, 2019

Apple updates top-end MacBook Pros with tweaked keyboard and faster processors https://t.co/9P2AJUCxIB pic.twitter.com/MJad38aZQK

— The Verge (@verge) May 21, 2019

Apple updates top-end MacBook Pros with tweaked keyboard and faster processors https://t.co/sUXYdipTKY pic.twitter.com/1ekNCg6QZ6

— Circuit Breaker (@circuitbreaker) May 21, 2019

An otherwise unremarkable speed bump to the MacBook Pro line that also updates its keyboard design. Only time will tell if this 4th gen keyboard is better than past versions.

Apple Updates Its MacBook Pro Line with Faster CPUs and New Keyboard Mechanisms https://t.co/kxbPIgGAbr pic.twitter.com/2qRZnuVVTw

— John Voorhees (@johnvoorhees) May 21, 2019

Apple offers free keyboard replacement program for MacBook, MacBook Pro, refreshes MacBook Pro lineup https://t.co/VtMyRbblNT by @ldignan

— ZDNet (@ZDNet) May 21, 2019

Wasn’t expecting to see this pre-WWDC. Glad to see the further commitment to high end professions and especially love extending the 2018 keyboard coverage.

Not as much as I would love a completely new keyboard though https://t.co/1iHij0QmKc

— Tyler Stalman (@stalman) May 21, 2019

MacBook 키보드 변경 및 키보드 서비스 프로그램 발표 https://t.co/L0PBplwB7R

— editoy (@editoy) May 21, 2019

Apple updates top-end MacBook Pros with tweaked keyboard and faster processors https://t.co/9P2AJUCxIB pic.twitter.com/hoJd7eHxyJ

— The Verge (@verge) May 22, 2019

praise be, apple have fixedd the macbook pro harddware fault that causes ddouble key presses https://t.co/8QqusprqOR (via @jamesnesfield)

— Daniel John Jones (@ideoforms) May 22, 2019

The thing about these new MacBooks keyboards is you usually want to avoid an act the first time they perform their new material. https://t.co/x78nERVoOo

— Dieter Bohn (@backlon) May 22, 2019

"Unfortunately, the updated specs — like the 2018 MacBook Pro refresh — are only gracing the company’s Touch Bar models. That means the 13-inch MacBook Pro without a Touch Bar (also known as the “MacBook Escape”) will not get a refresh."

Me sad much ?https://t.co/nSQlNFE5CA

— DeathMetalMods (@DeathMetalMods) May 21, 2019

Point of irony: I wrote this news post while my MacBook Pro keyboard was failing for the second time and injecting spaces and periods I didn't type about twice a sentence. Good times!https://t.co/LITYnVXRuE

— Samuel Axon (@samuelaxon) May 21, 2019

First up in pre-WWDC announcements: a new MacBook Pro with a keyboard that’s different, yet the same. As with prior models, only time will tell if Apple’s solved the issue. https://t.co/NbkIG8aY35

— Ryan Christoffel (@iryantldr) May 21, 2019