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Davy.Shalom

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My Apple aluminum wired keyboard has been acting up lately. Certain keys stop working at random moments in time. Anyhow, I only have one mac under warranty. That is an 11" macbook air. I recall in the past that Apple doesn't have any specific warranties on their peripherals, but they "mate" them to a product's serial number. They have no verification (or they have had none in the past), and just ask for a serial number of a mac under Apple Care. I have been able to get keyboards replaced in the past like this, but that was about 7 years ago. I haven't had a keyboard break on me since this aluminum one.

It says it was manufactured in 2007, but I got it around 2009-2010. What are your thoughts? Do you think they'll replace it?
 
If you use it with your MBA and it was bought within a certain timeframe of the MBA (I can never remember the times), it'll be covered.
 
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