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Originally Posted by Ken Maltby
An actual button failure would be a defect. They should last as long as the rest of the device, given normal use."
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My thinking was like with Optical Mice.. The first thing to usually fail on those is the buttons. Buy a cheap one and they last several months. My Logitech Mouse is about 5 years old with all the paint worn off the buttons but they still work.
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If you take the device apart, be sure to keep track of where each screw goes. Some are a little longer than others, and there is one that can effect the use of the "0" key, if the wrong screw is used.
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I wasn't even aware they had screws. Hidden under rubber plugs I assume? These days so many things are simply glued solid.
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I seldom use the slider, I prefer the shiny page turn button.
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Shiny?... Must be a Jetbook. The Alurateks are case coloured.
Thanks for your input..