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> Page 49 of 49

That tells you something...

Cupertino, we have a problem.

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Maybe internally, but we have to remember how long it took them to return back to the old keyboards without ever acknowledging it was a horrible mistake.

Whoa, I read it as 49 of 49 replies and thought: it might be a problem but doesn't seem to be widespread. Now as an owner of a M1 myself, I am really worried.

I was shocked when I saw there was 49 pages. Remember, the m1 is just a few years old!

I don't think this has anything to do with the M1 chip. I think the case may be a bit too tight, and flexes when it cools, and that is enough to cause the crack.

M1 = "the 1st gen MacBook Air with the M1 chip"

Yes, I know, but I don't think the chip is the reason for the cracking. I think it may be tolerances in the case.

Maybe they also started using a different, more brittle glass, with this generation. Maybe the stress has always been there, but didn't cause cracks, with the last type of glass.

You missed the point. Nobody’s saying chip is the culprit—“M1” in this context refers to the Macbook series powered by the eponymous chip. Which means those Macbooks are only a few years old at most, yet there are 49 pages of user reports that their screens are prone to cracking for no reason.

No, there are 49 pages of complaints, but many of them are about other MacBooks.

A lot of the 'me too' responses are about other MacBooks - not just the m1 air.

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