Hi, my 2010 13" macbook pro is my first mac, so i'm not sure if anyone else have problem like this before, I did a bit of search but I didn't see anything similar.
I bought mine in around end of July, so mine is less than a month old, but i notice the lower right corner of my trackpad kinda "sink in" - it's just a little tiny bit lower (about only 0.1-0.2mm) than the the other corners and i'm quite sure it wasn't the case when it's new. You can't really see the difference but you can feel it with your fingertips.
I just wanna ask if this is normal or not? will the trackpad kinda sink into the aluminium case after a while of use? (right now it's only one corner) But then I'm not a heavy trackpad user, and I use an external mouse nearly all the time and i dun think i pressed it hard cus usually i prefer the "touch click" rather than pressing down the trackpad itself so I highly doubt that it's because of my use of trackpad.
I mean functional-wise the trackpad is still working well although the pressed clicks feel a little bit less solid on that corner. The multi-touch works great, just sometimes when I "touch click" there's a little bit of delay or it didn't release the "touch click" so i end up selecting everything when I move my cursor. And I supposed that all trackpad has this "touch click problems" and i'm kinda used to it now, or am I wrong?
I know it's not really a problem but just the thought of my macbook being not perfect and the feeling when I touch aluminium edge on that corner make me =(((((((. So I'm considering taking it to apple store to have the staff take a look and see if they can do something about the trackpad or replace it. But since it's such a minor problem I doubt if they will fix it for me, so I wanna ask you guys do you think i should take my MBP to the store? is there any store (in UK) that you would recommend?
Thanks for answering my questions
I bought mine in around end of July, so mine is less than a month old, but i notice the lower right corner of my trackpad kinda "sink in" - it's just a little tiny bit lower (about only 0.1-0.2mm) than the the other corners and i'm quite sure it wasn't the case when it's new. You can't really see the difference but you can feel it with your fingertips.
I just wanna ask if this is normal or not? will the trackpad kinda sink into the aluminium case after a while of use? (right now it's only one corner) But then I'm not a heavy trackpad user, and I use an external mouse nearly all the time and i dun think i pressed it hard cus usually i prefer the "touch click" rather than pressing down the trackpad itself so I highly doubt that it's because of my use of trackpad.
I mean functional-wise the trackpad is still working well although the pressed clicks feel a little bit less solid on that corner. The multi-touch works great, just sometimes when I "touch click" there's a little bit of delay or it didn't release the "touch click" so i end up selecting everything when I move my cursor. And I supposed that all trackpad has this "touch click problems" and i'm kinda used to it now, or am I wrong?
I know it's not really a problem but just the thought of my macbook being not perfect and the feeling when I touch aluminium edge on that corner make me =(((((((. So I'm considering taking it to apple store to have the staff take a look and see if they can do something about the trackpad or replace it. But since it's such a minor problem I doubt if they will fix it for me, so I wanna ask you guys do you think i should take my MBP to the store? is there any store (in UK) that you would recommend?
Thanks for answering my questions
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