Power On Button - Super Sensitive

I barely have to put my finger on the power button to turn on my Mac Pro, is that how it is for all of you?

I found it quite odd after all these years of having to really "press" into the power button of all of my other non- Mac Pro computers. The first time I put my finger slightly near the Mac Pro power button it turned on and I was like WHOAH! Now, that is CLASS!

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