If you’ve noticed some wear and tear on your MacBook’s keyboard after just a few months of use, you’re not alone. While it can be difficult to get affordable repairs from Apple for this kind of wear, you can try some other solutions to spruce up your keyboard and prevent further damage. Depending on the kinds of issues you’re having and which model of MacBook you own, you might also be eligible for Apple’s Keyboard Service Program. In this article, we’ll go over common problems and explain your options.
Things You Should Know
It’s normal for the matte finish to wear off your MacBook’s keys after a few months of use. In some models, the paint on the most commonly used keys might start to wear off as well. The easiest way to fix and prevent these issues is with a keyboard skin or individual key decals.
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- If you’re determined to keep your MacBook’s keys in perfect condition, you can always use an external keyboard. You don’t have to shell out big bucks for Apple’s Magic Keyboard—there are lots of third-party wireless or USB models that will work.Thanks