> or it’s too small a papercut to trade in their device and buy/research a new one. Most of the time they don't notice at all unless its truly atrocious or tru

> or it’s too small a papercut to trade in their device and buy/research a new one. Most of the time they don't notice at all unless its truly atrocious or truly mind blowing (and whilst I can firmly say the macbook trackpad is the best I've ever used, lets be honest its not mind blowing). They might notice things don't feel as smooth as it did on their macbook (assuming they even had one last, if not how can you tell something is worse if its all you've ever had), but they're unlikely to narrow this down to the trackpad.