Faulty Mechanical Keyboard - Asked by Epomaker to destroy
I bought an Aula F108 Pro keyboard from Epomaker on Aliexpress. Out of the box, the spacebar had a faulty switch socket. Tried resetting the board, new switch, etc., etc. Epomaker said they'll send a new one after I provide video/photo proof that I've destroyed the keyboard to keep me from reselling it. I get their intention, but destroying the board is weird to me. If something goes wrong in them sending a new one, I could be screwed. Anyone else have a similar experience?
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