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Originally Posted by TechniSol
1. The switch is actually smaller than the external button.
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Then I'm curious about how it is possible that the small internal switch is pushed when nothing is pushing the external button.
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2. I can do this too.
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Can you explain why it is possible?
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3. Don't do that. It takes a lot of pressure, and what you're actually doing is deforming the case and causing the external button's interior surface to contact the switch. Keep it up and I'll expect to see a post about how your e-ink screen cracked and you have no idea how it could possibly have happened...
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It actually does not take a lot of pressure. Just holding the case with the device on the right down corner between my thumb and indexfinger, or even just tapping it like you tap the screen is enough. If tapping the screen (in a normal way) can break it... Also, this does not happen when the device is not in the case.