Hi all,
I thought this would be of interest...
Yesterday I took delivery of a new 2015 MacBook Retina (1.2ghz/8/512).
I took it to work today for the first time. It was safely in a Snugg case (leather - see Amazon) in my work backpack. Backpack was otherwise empty. When I got on the train and placed the MacBook on the train table, I soon realised the base of the unit had become "wobbly". I assumed it was the train table, but when I got home and laid it on the dining room table I noticed same. The front right quadrant had become slightly elevated off the level surface of the table, by only about 2-3mm but enough to cause a distinct wobble on key press of keys on right hand side. I lifted the unit and gently applied pressure to correct the bend/warp which worked immediately.
So...it would seem the new MacBook can bend in a similar way to the iPhone 6plus can. However, I am concerned as no significant pressure had been applied to the unit during my journey in anyway; nor was it hot when I opened the case.
If it happens again I'll video the gap and wobble...anyone else noticed same?
Cheers
I thought this would be of interest...
Yesterday I took delivery of a new 2015 MacBook Retina (1.2ghz/8/512).
I took it to work today for the first time. It was safely in a Snugg case (leather - see Amazon) in my work backpack. Backpack was otherwise empty. When I got on the train and placed the MacBook on the train table, I soon realised the base of the unit had become "wobbly". I assumed it was the train table, but when I got home and laid it on the dining room table I noticed same. The front right quadrant had become slightly elevated off the level surface of the table, by only about 2-3mm but enough to cause a distinct wobble on key press of keys on right hand side. I lifted the unit and gently applied pressure to correct the bend/warp which worked immediately.
So...it would seem the new MacBook can bend in a similar way to the iPhone 6plus can. However, I am concerned as no significant pressure had been applied to the unit during my journey in anyway; nor was it hot when I opened the case.
If it happens again I'll video the gap and wobble...anyone else noticed same?
Cheers