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Desmontaje del Magic Mouse 2

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  • Hiding beneath the logic board, we find a teensy switch that makes the mouse click its click (no Taptic Engine just yet).

  • Luckily, it's held in only by the board above, and is a welcome relief after wading through the rest of this tar pit.

  • As a common failure part for computer mice, it's nice that Apple used a fairly standard and easily-sourced switch—although its replacement will require dealing with all of that glue (and soldering in the replacement switch).

Escondido debajo de la placa lógica, encontramos un pequeño interruptor que permite que el ratón haga su clic (sin motor háptico de momento).

Afortunadamente, solamente está sujeto por la placa lógica, y es un alivio bienvenido después de lidiar con el resto de este martirio.

Como parte común de fallas para ratones, se aprecia que Apple haya usado un interruptor bastante estándar y fácil de encontrar, aunque su reemplazo requerirá pelear con todo ese pegamento (y soldar el interruptor de reemplazo).

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