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I purchased a new iPad this year and the new keyboard from Apple. I spilled something on the keyboard and cleaned it up immediately. However, now the L, P & O keys are hard to depress. Are the keys removable on the new keyboard case?
iPad Pro, iPadOS 13
It’s the newest Apple keyboard for iPad Pro. The magnetic one that makes it like a laptop. I actually spilled some cleaning liquid into the keys. I thought it would dry up. But I’m still having issues. The keys still work but you have to put a lot more pressure on those three keys. I believe it’s the Magic one. The most expensive one. Thank you for your answer. I was afraid of that. My husband is just telling me to replace it but I was hoping to fix it. I just replaced both my iPad and the keyboard when my old one got stuck in a recliner and bent it. I’d had it for quite a while, so I just replaced it. Thanks again.
It’s the newest Apple keyboard for iPad Pro. The magnetic one that makes it like a laptop. I actually spilled some cleaning liquid into the keys. I thought it would dry up. But I’m still having issues. The keys still work but you have to put a lot more pressure on those three keys. I believe it’s the Magic one. The most expensive one. Thank you for your answer. I was afraid of that. My husband is just telling me to replace it but I was hoping to fix it. I just replaced both my iPad and the keyboard when my old one got stuck in a recliner and bent it. I’d had it for quite a while, so I just replaced it. Thanks again.
Which keyboard? Apple? Smart or Magic?
I don't believe they are, and the keyboard may be damaged
So magic keyboard.
Nope you have damaged the keyboard.
apple keyboard keys sticking
