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It might actually need calibration. And if it does it would damage the reputation of Apple's products (iPad and Pencil) as they won't work accurately and will
by can16358p 3y ago
It might actually need calibration.
And if it does it would damage the reputation of Apple's products (iPad and Pencil) as they won't work accurately and will glitch, creating a subpar experience which Apple would obviously not want to be associated with their products.
- rasz 3y agoCalibration is like wheel alignment. What is happening here is : Changing tires for same brand and model car came from the dealer. Car no longer drives in a straight line, steering wheel feels wobbly at certain steering angles. You saying its a wheel alignment issue. Replacing TPMS sensors with ones from the old wheel set. Car magically starts driving straight and no more weird wobbles.