So, the leds were working before. I thought they came defective.
In this case you can try to buy some leds to replace them (if you care so much). It should not be hard (not sure).
Definitely, worth trying.
nope, they were all working up until about a week ago. the LED for my '%' key doesnt work. Its no biggie - I can still operate the keyboard without it but its about the principle of the matter.
And yes i could buy my own LEDs to replace them but id void the warranty by opening the keyboard up to make my own repairs which i shouldnt even be doing in the first place.
I would stick with it (if possible). Or save some money and buy a new one if not satisfied.
Definitely, the easier way (no social interaction required).
Then you'll end up wasting a lot lot more money that way. Warranty exists for a reason and partially why people complained so hard when hard drive manufacturers were cutting their warranties down to 1year instead of 3-5years minimum like they used to 5-10years back.
You buy a car - dealer tells you its legit, has a fully checkable service history and log book. you pay for the car and drive away happily and its all gravy for 30mins until the engine cuts out or the gear box completely fails.
You call roadside recovery, they take your car to one of their garages and has their mechanic look at it and he tells you that the engine is almost entirely wrecked, Axel is badly damaged and the wishbone is held together by a bodged up job with a welding tool - The car is deemed unsafe but you can still drive it. Would you carry on driving it or pay the guy who towed you to take you back to the dealership who sold you the car in the first place to get your money back?
Because if you dont then you are a fool and a fool and his money are easily parted.
If you really dont have a choice but to sit there and take it then fine. but if theres something you can do about it - Choices that you can make with opportunities that have been given to you to fix the issue then make use of them.
Reps like Grey_beard are indispensable and provide a critical bridge between their company and the community because we buy the products that they make. If peoples expectations werent so high and people are happier with products that barely work then theres obviously no need for any manufacturer to give you top quality products when they can build stuff with inferior components that will fail within a week if not a month.
Im sorry man but your mentality is just wrong, and you are just shortchanging yourself by sticking with that mindset just because of what? social interaction? In that case, why are you even posting on this forum or even on the internet if you shun social interaction? Its what being human is all about - Communicating with one another.