Regularly cleaning the keyboard is the key to maintaining its good working condition. You can gently wipe the surface of the keyboard with a professional keyboard cleaner or a dust-free cloth to remove dirt and dust. Be sure to avoid using cleaners containing alcohol or chlorine, as they may cause damage to the keyboard.
2. Avoid Splashing Liquids Try to avoid placing drinks or other liquids near the keyboard to prevent accidental spillage that may cause damage. If water is accidentally spilled, immediately turn off the computer and unplug the power cord, then turn the computer over to allow the water to flow out. 3. Proper Use of Keyboard Correct usage can reduce the wear and tear on the keyboard. When typing, maintain proper sitting posture and wrist position, avoiding excessive force when hitting the keys. Additionally, regularly moving the finger joints can help alleviate hand fatigue. 4. Use Keyboard Film or Protective Cover Using specialized protective measures for the keyboard is also an effective way to prolong its lifespan. You can choose to use a keyboard film or protective cover to prevent dust and dirt from entering the keyboard interior. 5. Regularly Replace Keycaps For frequently used keyboards, keycaps may become uneven due to wear. Regularly replacing keycaps can maintain the good appearance and input experience of the keyboard.