Juli Clover, writing at Macrumors:

[Analyst Ming-Chi] Kuo believes that after the 16-inch MacBook Pro launches, future Macs coming in 2020 will also swap over to a scissor mechanism rather than a butterfly mechanism, resulting in more durable keyboards that are not as prone to failure from heat, dust and other small particulates.

Let’s hope so.

Personally, I haven’t had a MacBook in several years (the last one I owned was the 2012 13-inch model with the Retina screen), but when I’ve entertained the idea of buying one of the current-generation models, the butterfly keyboard and their infamous reliability problems have always put a stop to my daydreaming. Plus, I’m just not a huge fan of the typing experience they provide.

Honestly, I think I prefer the feel of the iPad’s Smart Keyboard Cover over that of the MacBook keyboard, which is crazy. I used to love the feel of typing on my MacBook.