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B01MRKLH27

UPPERCASE GhostCover Premium Ultra Thin Keyboard Protector for MacBook Pro with Touch Bar 13" and 15" (2016 2017 2018 2019, Apple Model Number A1706, A1707, A1989, A1990)

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  • Engineered to fit precisely to the keyboard of your 2016 2017 2018 2019 Macbook Pro with Touch Bar (Apple Model Number A1706, A1707, A1989, A1990) US Keyboard Layout Only
  • Tested for not interfering with Touch Bar operation. This keyboard protector does NOT cover the touch bar area, and does NOT come with a Touch bar protector.
  • NEW! Industry Leading 0.12mm (0.005 in.) thickness to minimize typing interference.
  • Made with premium engineering grade TPU material (compare to our standard TPU keyboard protector)
  • High transparency to preserve the elegance of your Macbook, and allows keyboard backlight to shine through. Completely washable and reusable
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3.6 out of 5
Reviews: 20
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5
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Im really glad I purchased this keyboard cover. have been using it about 2 months or so now and no issues at all with it. After buying my first macbook pro (have been using ones provided by office before) I wanted to make sure it was protected so it would last. Especially after reading about numerous accounts of keyboard issues due to the short travel on the keys. This cover was super easy to install, and I was very impressed at how well it fit - sized perfectly to fit over the keys. It doesnt really change the coloring much, and you can still see the backlight on the keys, which was important to me. many keyboard covers block the backlight. One can just lay this over the keys and use as is with no adhesive at all. I started off this way, but after some time, I ended up adding one of the small adhesive dots to the upper right corner (delete key) to prevent the cover from sliding off with vigorous typing or when I brushed the cover off. The adhesive is barely noticeable to the eye and not a big deal at all. photos attached so you can see the color, and adhesive.
HandsON
5
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There are two main types of keyboard covers: Silicon: Pros include a sleek look especially if you want a solid color to your keys Cons include the fact that silicon loosens up over time, which can make it misalign with the keyboard in the long run. Also, having a solid colored keyboard cover means that the backlight is practically unusable TPU: Pros include the ability to use the keyboard backlight because of its transparency and the material doesn’t loosen as easily (if at all) compared to silicon so it’ll keep a perfect fit in the long-term Cons may vary. For me, TPU isn’t completely transparent so it’ll make your keys look slightly grayish. Another thing to note is that the natural oils from your fingers will show a bit more on this cover than in silicon ones, but you won’t notice it too much unless you look at the cover when its not on the actual keyboard. I chose TPU because, to me, the pros definitely outweigh the cons. The cons are more subjective and can depend on the individual. I didn’t mind the slight grayish look and all keyboard covers get dirty over time so it’s just a matter of wiping it down every so often. The directions mention replacing it every few months or so, but I see no need for it because the one I have now (I’ve had it for over 6 months) still holds up fine. The package includes a few sticky things so you can stick the cover to the keyboard for security, but I don’t think that’s needed. The cover fits fine and I’ve never had an instance were it accidentally came off. That and the fact that using the sticky things makes it look a bit off aesthetically. When looking for a keyboard cover just make sure you know what you want. There are pros and cons to any type of keyboard cover, but if you choose TPU, you won’t be disappointed with this!
Everett J
5
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I recently upgraded my 2009 13" MacBook Pro. When I first bought that MacBook Pro, I wanted to protect my investment and probably went overboard. I bought an invisible shield to cover the whole thing, a super protective case and a Moshi keyboard protector. That thing was covered from head to toe. After years of use, the only thing that remained a staple for me was that keyboard protector. Not only did it protect, but I got to love the grippy feel and muted "click" or "clack" of the keyboard. After buying a brand new 2017 15" touchbar MacBook Pro, I wanted to retain that same protection and feel. The issue is this new "butterfly" keyboard (which I love) being so slim. I was worried that a new keyboard protector wouldnt work as well or would fall off. Some of the reviews had me a little worried, but I took the plunge anyway. I dont regret it one bit. This GhostCover is light, thin, and doesnt slip off or come up while I type. It fits like a glove and I didnt even need to use the adhesive strips that come with it. If you are as persnickety as I am about your computer, I think you will like this keyboard cover.
Customer
5
Comment
Ive had a lot of these covers for my laptops. Some are so rubbery that its hard to type, others slip off easily or make it hard to feel the keys under your fingers. I was leery to buy a keyboard cover for my 15" MacBook Pro because the keys are so shallow that I didnt think they made a cover that could fit them or would stay on. Boy, was I wrong! This keyboard cover fits like a glove and its smooth and silky, not rubbery or thick like some of the others. As a writer, the keyboard on a laptop is everything. I like the butterfly keys on this laptop and this cover actually enhances the experience, rather than muting the effect of the efficient keys. Love, love, love!
MeatY
1
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Bought two, one has worked for over 4 months with out coming up - while the other lasted a good two weeks. Not sure if the typing pattern did it in our if there was a fluke with that one. The installation is straight forward and as long as you clean the keyboard and the surrounding areas your golden. Jan-31-19 Update: After using this for close to a year it has been more of a pain than it’s been worth. It’s now completely unusable except to keep the keys from touching the screen lol. I reached out to seller/manufacturer without any luck of a response about what I could do about getting a replacement. But it worked well for the few months it did work. Note: 90% of the time my MacBook is clamshelled so this rarely gets used, but when I needed it - it did finally fail.
Jennifer F.
3
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Been using this product for over a month now, and overall I like it. It fits well, doesnt deform or come out of place, and I didnt even have to use the adhesive tape provided. My only complaint is that the whole purpose of buying a clear cover is pointless within a couple of weeks of use. Check the image to see the discolorations that happen with use. Also, it does make contact with your screen, so if you dont like that sort of this, this might not be the best fit for you.
lfyfain
5
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I dont normally use keyboard covers because I was afraid that it might take away the tactile feel of the keyboard. since my MacBook pros keyboard was replaced due to the keyboard flaw, I was pretty much forced to get a keyboard cover to prevent dust from messing with my keyboard again. Prior to this I typed on many MacBooks with keyboard covers, and never liked them much. but when I put this one on my laptop, I noticed that the cover preserves the keyboard feel pretty well. Yes I can definitely tell a difference and I would prefer typing without it. if your fingers land on the edges of the keys it requires just a little more effort to press so sometimes I miss some letters. it takes some time to get used to but it is for sure the best keyboard cover Ive ever typed on. it hardly moves when I type and I consider myself a decent typer (avg. 80 wpm). Look wise, it is not as noticeable as other covers other than the keys are a little "grayer" and the plastic reflects the screen light if you look at it from far away (so no big deal). overall, Im very happy with the purchase. if you have a Mac with 1st or 2nd gen butterfly switches, most likely youll need one of these to keep the dust away.
Jeremy Esbrandt
4
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I like this product for what it is and give it 4 Stars. I think if the edges of the cover had a slight “tackiness” (think of 3M post it notes) that ran along the edges, or even on the entire bottom, this would be a 5 Star product out of the box and freshly installed. The tackiness could be rejuvenated once washed of with soap and water after being cleaned. So far it does what I need it do. Keep my keyboard clean, looking new and give a barrier between the screen and keys. I don’t know how well this will hold up. It may stretch out, crack, etc so we will see. I did use the self adhesive tabs right away to keep the cover in place so it doesn’t blow off when using outside or fall off from me carrying it around with the lid open. Out of all the products out there, this has to be the best for the money and I’m all about value.
Virtuoso Fan
5
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This is the first keyboard cover that I actually leave on when Im typing. Ive had keyboard covers for various MBPs over the years but Id always remove it for work sessions on the road. At home or in the office, Id keep the covers on more as a dust protector since Id use an external keyboard and monitor while using the MBP display at the same time. I recently upgraded to a new MBP and decided to give this keyboard cover a try. I have to say, this is the best keyboard cover Ive ever tried. I actually dont mind typing on it at all. I had become so accustomed to removing the cover when typing on the MBP but now I find that I dont need to do that. Typing on it feels just as good as not having it. Perhaps its because the keyboards on the newer MBPs doesnt feel ideal when typing due to the keys very short travel. With the cover on, typing on it actually feels more even with each keystroke than without the cover. Also, its quieter than not having the cover. So Im thinking that Ill actually leave the cover on when taking the MBP out on the road, which is a first. Fits perfectly and, unless you looked closely, it doesnt even seem like a cover is on the keyboard. Very nice.
Max S.
2
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I used this keyboard cover on my 2018 MacBook Pro as I was concerned that even with the new membrane Apple added underneath the keys that there still might be problems with dust and crumbs getting under the keys and causing issues. There are two main problems with this keyboard cover. The first is that it ruins the (already tiny) typing feedback you get from these new butterfly switches. I find it much more difficult to type with the cover on, I almost feel restricted in a way and I have to concentrate on my typing to make sure I hit the keys hard enough to actuate the switch. Without the cover I dont have to press nearly as hard/fast to type accurately. Overall the cover slows my typing down by 10-20%. The second issue I have is that even though this cover is close to the real size of the keyboard and fits on well, its not perfect. My unit shifted slightly side to side, which was irritating to me. I know its probably hard to get it fit perfectly, but this is slightly too far off for me. There are pieces of adhesive that are included in the box, which is nice, but I do not want to stick things on my keys and risk raising the overall height of the cover (Im concerned that like other reviewers had mentioned it might come into contact with the screen and leave marks). Overall I ended up returning the cover due to the typing experience being too weird for me to adjust to.
 
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