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Question: does anyone else have a new macbook air? if so, does the eject button on your keyboard mat cover the power key on the origional macbook keyboard?
Document: Update after several weeks of product use.After using the product for a couple weeks, the off printing on the cover against the visible illumination of the keys began to give me headaches. Most of the silicone skins have little to no visible glow from the actual characters on the Macbook.I don't mind that the eject key on the skin covers the power button on the Retina. There is no eject button on the Retina so there is no confusion there. Upward arrow with line under it means power key on Retina.
This product is very solid. The only complaint is that the letters dont always line up very well with the one on the keyboard. I am using this on the macbook with retina, so maybe that has something to do with it(the cover have the eject button instead of the power button, which shows this is made for older pros)  The feel of it takes some getting used to, but that is true about all covers.
Also, if you have one of the later MacBooks, the top right key is most likely a power icon, not a eject. On these skins it's still eject, which is correct on 2011 and earlier models.The thing I like most about this pack though, is the fact they're usable on so many Mac models. It fits MacBook Pro keyboards, the Apple bluetooth keyboard, and even the one-off MacBook unibody.
Because I have so many, its nice to not worry about messing up the cover. The function keys are off for a new Macbook Air.
I ordered this slightly hesitant. I've seen most keyboard covers for about $7-$10 each, so I wasn't sure if these would work for me. But with a new 13&#34; Macbook Air and a two year old, I don't want to take any chances with spills, and I knew I wanted to have backups because of sticky fingers. (not mine, most of the time)This fits my keyboard almost perfectly.
Wow, these are beautiful. They fit the keyboards nicely (both my MacBook Air, and my wireless Apple keyboards.) And I love all of the color options. So, I want to love these, and use them, but... They slow down my typing speed too much! I tested my typing speed with and without the cover(s), even after giving myself some time to practice and get used to the beautiful keyboard covers.
I've been using these keyboard covers for about two months now for my MacBook Air. Overall, they work great. I figured something this cheap would be a rip-off, but unwilling to pay more I decided to take a chance. The cover simply sits on top of the keys, which might make you think it'd fall off. But it is slightly sticky underneath (it never leaves a residue on the keys) and clings to the keyboard.
GREAT product! and Great Price! I would suggest this to anyone wanting to protect their Apple key board. Thx to Apple employee, we got a very good product!
Looking at the pictures I knew this going into the purchase, So its not a negative but something to be aware of if your purchasing for 2012 or new MB Air or Pro.
These keyboard covers came earlier than expected and are so cool! There are maybe a couple I'm not ever going to use because I don't like the color or looks on my Mac, but overall I'm extremely satisfied with this purchase. I recommend it for anyone who wants a variety of keyboard cover colors or who can't make up their mind on one ;)
Answer: Hi Stina!Maureen here from The Friendly Swede:-)  My apologies for missing your question from so long ago! The skins about which you wrote the question under here are not compatible with the Macbook Air I'm afraid.  We do sell these however for the Macbook Air 11" : The Friendly Swede Basics - Bundle of 14 Colorful Semi-Transparent Silicone Keyboard Skins/Covers for Apple MacBook Air 11" + XXL Cleaning Cloth I hope that helps:-)Kindly,Maureen / The Friendly Swede