MacBook 키보드가 고장났는데 수리비가 터무니없이 비쌈

This MacBook keyboard failure case exemplifies Apple's anti-repair design, where replacing a single component costs €830—roughly one-fifth of the device's price. Critically, the discussion reveals that EU regulations on replaceable batteries are already forcing industry-wide redesign toward repairability, demonstrating that regulatory intervention succeeds where market competition alone fails to protect consumer interests and promote sustainable device design.