Ultra Thin Clear Keyboard Cover for Old MacBook Air 13 Inch A1466 A1369(Release 2010-2017) & MacBook Pro 13 Inch, MacBook Pro 15 Inch(2015 or Older Version, A1425 A1502 A1278 A1398), TPU

The black CaseBuy keyboard cover fits perfectly on the MacBook Air 2022 M2: it lays perfectly flat and stays firmly in place without any sideways or up and down movement. At least on the midnight blue MacBook Air is absolutely gorgeous since the letters and symbols are printed on the cover itself, so you don’t have to look through a semi-transparent cover at the keyboard itself, which usually results in the characters looking slightly hazy or blurred.When you remove the cover from the packaging you may be struck by how impressively heavy it is. (The weight (13g) isn’t enough to make your MacBook Air feel noticeably heavier.) The silica gel material has a soft and slightly grippy feel that I prefer to the hard, smooth plastic of the MacBook Air keyboard. The product information says that it reduces keyboard noise. The cover does slightly dampen or dull the sound of the MacBook Air 2002 M2 keyboard, but the difference is pretty small and the original keyboard is already fairly quiet.The trade-off on using this cover (and similar covers) is that you need to push the keys a little harder when you type. I did some experiments by lifting up the right half of the cover and alternately tapping keys on the covered and uncovered side. A light tap that was sufficient to activate a key on the uncovered side was insufficient to activate a key on the covered side. This difference in force required is very noticeable at first: I noticed that I need to hit the keys harder and occasionally didn’t hit a key hard enough to activate it. But you quickly get used to the need for greater pressure and only issue is whether it reduces your typing speed or, if you have an orthopedic issue, causes more strain to your hands and wrists.Here are my recommendations based on decades of using different keyboards and keyboard covers and coming from a perspective of being obsessive about keeping my MacBook Pro looking pristine and being very sensitive to keyboard pressure due to wrist and hand orthopedic issues:1. If you do a huge amount of typing and have a light touch and type at a desk: get an external keyboard (including the Apple Magic keyboard) that has a lighter touch than the MacBook Air’s keyboard and also allows you to elevate the MacBook Air on a stand for better ergonomics.2. If you have orthopedic issues, try the fairly decent Apple Dictation which is fairly accurate for most dictation but doesn’t allow voice corrections and lacks many of the features of Nuance’s Dragon Dictation, which is no longer available for MacOS (except in a web browser application) and is quite expensive.3. If you’re worried about spilling liquids on your keyboard or leave your Mac open for many hours each day and are worried about getting dust on it, the cover is a no-brainer. You can always remove the cover temporarily during bouts of intense typing. (The cover is very easy to remove and reinstall and it seems robust enough that doing so shouldn’t tear it.) Also, if your keys tend to show fingerprints and you don’t like that, a cover is a good solution.4. My solution is to leave the cover on most of the time but remove it occasionally for intense bouts of typing or, even better, type at a desk with an Apple Magic Keyboard or use the Dictation app.In terms of keyboard wear, here’s my experience: I used a different cover on a MacBook Pro for five years and, when I removed the cover to trade-in the MacBook Pro, the keyboard looked like it was brand new. (Of course, if the keyboard is aways covered it doesn’t really matter how it looks and I don’t think the condition of the keyboard affects trade-in value.) When I traded in my previous MacBook Air M1 after 2-3 years of use, the keyboard also looked new even though I didn’t use a keyboard cover. I didn’t use either computer that intensively since I tend to do most of my work on an iPad Pro with an older version of the Apple Keyboard Folio that has a keyboard with a softer touch but the characters on the keyboard wear off.Bottom line: I love this keyboard cover and would buy it again without hesitation. It fits perfectly and looks almost as nice as a “naked” keyboard (and better than the semi-transparent keyboard cover I used previously). I wish it didn’t increase the pressure needed to activate the keys, but that’s an issue with all keyboard covers I’ve tried and I think it’s a matter of chemistry and physics rather than a problem with this particular cover.

Excellent! Fits my Mac Book Pro 15 inch, Mid 2012 like a glove. I like the plain clear skin covers because they give a clean clear view of keys without blacking out backlight. There is a slight matte finish that is comfortable to type on and is not slick, slippery or feels sticky like rubber. This works very well without the stickers to keep in place. I'm happy with the product.

The colors are so pretty and true to the picture! The feeling of typing is something I’ll personally have to get used to (I love the clickity clack that typing normally provides, but the material is obviously going to make it sound and *feel* more muted on your fingers). My one complaint is that some of the letters and words on the cover are not perfectly aligned with the text on the keyboard. I have a brand new Macbook 13” model A3240, the newest model if I’m not mistaken, and you can definitely see the words and symbols glowing in the “wrong” positions underneath the cover. Some people seem to notice those things, myself included, but it’s an easy adjustment and something to keep in mind if you’re sensitive to those types of things. It definitely just depends on what model you have though. It seems durable and protective, the color that I purchased is beautiful, and I believe the value is good for the price!

Pretty colors & flexible. Fits nicely & stays where put.

The CaseBuy Premium Keyboard Cover for the 2025–2023 MacBook Pro 14" and 16" with M4/M3 Pro/Max chips is everything I was hoping for in a keyboard protector—and more. Right out of the package, I was impressed by the quality and precision of the design.The fit is absolutely perfect—each key aligns flawlessly with the MacBook’s layout, including the function row and Touch ID area. Once placed, it stays in position without slipping or bubbling, and it’s thin enough to allow the lid to close properly without adding pressure to the screen. It’s tailored with incredible accuracy, even matching the new space black finish, which keeps the premium aesthetic of the MacBook intact.Typing still feels smooth and responsive. The silicone material is soft yet durable, and it doesn’t interfere with keystrokes. I was initially worried it might reduce typing speed or create extra noise, but it feels natural and quiet.One of the best things is how it protects the keyboard from dust, crumbs, and accidental spills, which is especially important if you work in different environments like coffee shops or while traveling. It’s also easy to remove and clean—just a quick rinse and it’s good as new.If you’ve invested in a MacBook Pro, this is a small but smart way to protect your keyboard without sacrificing usability or style. It maintains the sleek look while offering solid protection.Five stars for flawless fit, functionality, and thoughtful design!