Should I buy the 2 year Apple Care, for my Macbook Pro with faulty butterfly switches? The class-action lawsuit is ongoing

I have a late 2017 Macbook Pro that has various stuck butterfly switches, since I use an external keyboard most of the time, I didn't even attempt to get it fixed and ruin my life

But my 1-year warranty is about to expire, and I can't decide whether I should purchase the extended warranty or not

There are many things to consider:

1) Lawsuit could miraculously fail, I would be out of warranty

2) Lawsuit could succeed, a fix would be impossible, they would replace the devices, then, would the extended warranty apply to the new device?

3) I purchase the warranty, waste more money on Apple - so better not purchase it
Unfortunately, it's too late to buy AppleCare for you MacBook Pro. From Apple's MacBook AppleCare page:


  Purchase AppleCare+ with your new Mac. Or buy it within 60 days of your Mac purchase:


If you are at all concerned about the faulty switch, you should get it to Apple before the one year warranty runs out.