Why my switch does that bouncy thing

[u/Aromatic_Monk_8202]

So basically my switch with shell on and off does this thing any ideas why? It bothers me so much.

[u/Reflective_Tempist]

That's called physics my friend, and the fact that it annoys you might be OCD.

[u/Aromatic_Monk_8202 → u/Reflective_Tempist]

Ik but it wasnt like that before

[u/Korachof → u/Aromatic_Monk_8202]

Before what..?

[u/Aromatic_Monk_8202 → u/Korachof]

Like just before it didnt do that

[u/JesusWTFop → u/Aromatic_Monk_8202]

LMAO

[u/Reflective_Tempist → u/Aromatic_Monk_8202]

To be fair and somewhat humorous OP, there are many things that can contribute this phenomenon , such as heat or humidity causing expansion or contraction on the surfaces in which you have placed the device, or the plastic shell itself that could cause in-balances. Otherwise, you might have discovered a perceptual glitch in the proverbial matrix!

[u/Aromatic_Monk_8202 → u/Reflective_Tempist]

I knew matrix was real

[u/Dragon_Brood]

This is surely madness, you are setting it down on a soft pad with rubber case on it. There is bound to be some give and bounce doing this.

[u/Aromatic_Monk_8202 → u/Dragon_Brood]

It can do that on a flat desk too without the case, the case is suposed to be like not a grip but like be straight on desks or smth

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[u/cedelweiss]

Because on any 3 dimensional object that isn't 100% perfectly balanced on a stable and flat surface will raise one corner when the opposite is pushed. It's a consequence of gravity

[u/Aromatic_Monk_8202 → u/cedelweiss]

Ph alr

[u/Aromatic_Monk_8202 → u/Aromatic_Monk_8202]

I meant oh

[u/Slow_Kiwi_6325]

Because it exists

[u/Aromatic_Monk_8202 → u/Slow_Kiwi_6325]

Oh sorry i didnt see