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Question: Anyone try this on 2014 rMPR? Also, I found a link on Apple's website advising against keyboard covers. Is there a problem with it messing up screen?
Document: I was recommended by friends to look into the Moshi keyboard product, but I found it to be so expensive. $20 something dollars for just a keyboard cover is expensive. So I looked into the Uppercase one and decided to try it out since it was a lot cheaper than the Moshi. I think it works just GREAT! Of course it will take some getting use to, however, I had a really cheap one before $.99, and it was horrible, so this one works just fine.
When i first got the case, I found that it fit the keyboard quite well. I would rate the keyboard 95/100. BUT i had a huge problem with how much the cover affected my typing speed. Originally the cover was much too stiff. There was much more effort involved than just hitting the key. You had to actually make and effort to fully depress the key.
I was hesitant to make this purchase as the last cover I tried caused me to type so many typos, I found I was taking it off more than I was leaving it on. I read all the reviews and decided to give this one a try. I still am not as flawless as I am without the cover, but it's only a handful of errors here and there and totally worth the tradeoff for the extra protection.
I just got a brand new Macbook pro 13in and I would definitely say I'm over protective. This product is exactly what I expected and more. Some reviews say it made typing difficult but I have found much of a difference. It definitely feels different, but I don't think it's anymore difficult. I feel as though my keyboard is protected, especially from cat hair, which was definitely a problem for me haha. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
Some people reported that they had trouble typing with this keyboard cover, but that is not a problem for me. I love it. It was easy to apply and it stays put. It is not affecting my screen in any way, and it's doing a great job of keeping dust and debris out of my new MacBook Pro.
Doesn't interfere with closing, etc. Might try to get some of that gummy packaging stuff to tack the corners down, that might alleviate the peeling problem. For the price, it works fine. And I suppose I can't get the whole thing vacumm sealed...
the cover can fit the keyboard perfectly on my macbook pro retina, I can see the keyboard light through it, it's very thin. The only problem is that it leaves trace on the screen, but consider every keyboard cover would leave trace, I am cool with it
This was recommended to me. Bought it, wasn't so sure about it when I first put it on. I touch type (vs hunt & peck) and I know several reviews have said that they don't like this cover for touch typing. However, I have found no problem with it. Yes, it feels different, but after a day or two you get used to the feel of the cover/skin.
This keyboard cover is very thin and fits perfectly. Visually it is hard to tell I even have it on. I have had quite a few others and always found them too thick, and troublesome to use. This one still feels different when typing but I find it to be less of a distraction than other styles. The only thing I don't like about it is the price. Most keyboard covers are around a dollar and this one was much more than that.
So far, I really like it, it is super thin, does not leave any marks on my screen. The only bad thing I can think of, is that some times, as I type, my oily figure tends to lift the cover, that will get annoying, but I don't type on my computer it's self all the time, so that should not be a problem what so ever.
Answer: I've been using it for two and half years with absolute no problems. I won't go without it. It's very functional and protects your Apple wireless keyboard and laptops.