almost everything apple makes has that feature ... degrades in a few years, throw away, buy another.
ipads, iphones, even some modern mac laptops that have the disks soldered and batteries glued, etc.
ipads, iphones, even some modern mac laptops that have the disks soldered and batteries glued, etc.
Airpods are an exception to the rule here.
I wonder where this narrative comes from, can you please explain why do you think that Apple products degrade rapidly and are thrown away?
That's an entire generation of Apple laptops of all kinds - Apple MacBook Air 13, Macbook Pro 13, Macbook Pro 15 - all of them having their keyboards eventually malfunctioning, and ultimately needing their keyboards refurbished or replaced outright.
If you think this doesn't indicate Apple has a quality problem I don't know what you're thinking about. (They admitted it themselves and have a repair program that basically has their entire slate of MacBook products on permanent free repair for the foreseeable future)
And by the way, when you take your laptop to Apple, and they offer to replace the "Top Case" for your laptop for free, where do you think it's going? the battery probably goes to refurb, but a large portion of it is just getting junked because it has a genuine design issue to begin with.
Macbook Pro from 2008: Still boots iPhone 4 (2010): Still functioning (although obviously does not run latest OS) iPhone 5s (2013): Still functioning (running iOS 12 just fine) iPhone 7: (2016): Still flawless