So I have been using the Apple wireless keyboard, which I like a lot. Mostly my keyboard on my computer is great, but today when I decided to sit on the couch instead of my office space. As such, I wasn't going to use my wireless keyboard.
When I went to play a game (Asphalt 6 from the app store), which relies heavily on the arrow keys, I noticed a couple things. The keys don't always register when pressed in. They require a substantially firmer press (i.e. once pressed in, they must be pressed in further to register). It is especially apparent with the down arrow but also with the others. I know that I haven't spilled any food or liquids in the keyboard and there is no gunk build up as I am extremely anal about keeping food and liquids well away from my electronics and only using them when my hands are clean.
My question is, is this normal? Should I bring it in? I've already had the top case replaced once because heat was warping the metal at the bottom of the slot drive. I guess it's fine except for that one issue, it just is a bit of an annoyance. Will I be taken seriously?
I should also mention that the issue is less noticeable in other programs, but still there. If I press the key in lightly so that it is pressed in, it doesn't register but not nearly to the same effect as in the game.
When I went to play a game (Asphalt 6 from the app store), which relies heavily on the arrow keys, I noticed a couple things. The keys don't always register when pressed in. They require a substantially firmer press (i.e. once pressed in, they must be pressed in further to register). It is especially apparent with the down arrow but also with the others. I know that I haven't spilled any food or liquids in the keyboard and there is no gunk build up as I am extremely anal about keeping food and liquids well away from my electronics and only using them when my hands are clean.
My question is, is this normal? Should I bring it in? I've already had the top case replaced once because heat was warping the metal at the bottom of the slot drive. I guess it's fine except for that one issue, it just is a bit of an annoyance. Will I be taken seriously?
I should also mention that the issue is less noticeable in other programs, but still there. If I press the key in lightly so that it is pressed in, it doesn't register but not nearly to the same effect as in the game.