When my Mac is cold and I hold it, I notice some moisture forming on the surface after a while. Could this also happen inside the Mac, possibly affecting the internal parts and causing damage ?
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MacBook Air, macOS 15.3
It’s called condensation if you’re unfamiliar, yes, it can happen anywhere warmer and moist air and cold surfaces meet, and Apple and most other vendors usually suggest only using equipment in a non-condensing environment.
"When my Mac is cold , ?????? 🤨🧐😨: When my Mac is cold and I hold it, I notice some moisture forming on the surface after a while. Could this also happen inside the Mac, possibly affecting the internal parts and causing damage ?"
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Moisture on a Mac:
A. Don't Use a Keyboard Cover:
Do you use a keyboard cover? If so, stop using it. Liquid will accumulate, and it's happened to me aways back --something I most-certainly learned from.
B. Use of a Dehumidifier:
If you use this in the very lower lever of your house (likely the basement), then condensation can most certain accumulate. So, consider using a dehumidifier, if that is where you use your Mac (and other devices).
My room temperature is normal not too hot or cold but my Mac itself feels quite cold. After some time, when my palm rests on it, moisture appears. It happened daily with me
Yes; whatever the details of the environment (moist air, cooler objects), local conditions are conducive to moisture condensing. Condensation can cause issues with electronics.
Can cold weather cause moisture buildup in my MacBook Air?
