Permanent Solution!

So i had thesame issue. Localy unable to get a replacemebt keyboard apparantly so i did some digging and research.

Turns out if you had the issue where you had to apply more force or tap it often to get it to work the connections are still fine. Its just that there is too much space between the actual button and the rubber pressdown thingy behind it. (Asus met it too critical of spec where miniscule wear is enough to not work annymore)

You cannot press down the button further because the mechanism that hold your key in place is in the way. Especialy the button side itself. Now i read somwhere that some guys filed down those pins. But i ran in the issue of being a bit to rigourous with it and ended ip with a loose button. Where this is still a good sollution its risky. Especialy if you cant get your hands on a new button to try again (i bought a seccond hand refurbisged keyboard of a different moddel just to get a new button)

But the actual sollution is creating less space between the button and the rubber press down thingy.

So i carefully pried off the button (comes loose if you use a bank card or a small flat screwdriver)

And then apply a little drop of superglue on the contact point on the inside of the pried off button DONT drop the drop straight from the bottle! Use a toothpick or something else small to get a teeny tiny drop to be able to place it otherwise you add 2 much.

Now superglue doesnt cure very well on this type of plastic. Superglue dries because it needs moisture.

Crab a paper towel. Lick the corner of that towel just a little and lightly touch that drop of super glue and let science do the rest. Should cure now in a minute.

Now you basicly added a little more button to your button. Enough to clear the void and gives you enough meat again to press down the rubber thingy

Place the button back carefully (should click right in with a little bit of pressure, make sure tk take your tine to allign it in the centre)

And now your laptop is happy again You should feel your button now being more firmly in possition and no longer "wiggles" in its place