ProElifeUltra Thin Silicone Keyboard Cover Skin for 2023-2021 Magic Keyboard with Touch ID and Numeric Keypad Model-A2520 U.S Enter Protector (3 Keys ON The Left of The Space BAR) (Black)

Fits great, feels good to type on, looks good.

Very thin, stays in place, I hardly know it’s there. Keeps my keyboard clean and has saved it from a few spills (yes, I have a bad habit of eating at my desk). The first one I bought stretched out a bit and lost its shape after being washed several times; this is my second one. I was glad to see the same one was still available.

Fits perfectly on my Apple keyboard.

Pluses:- A solution for key whose label has worn off. This might not be an issue for everyone.- A high-contrast fix for an Apple keyboard that seems designed for 20 yr old eyes.- An easy way to keep the keyboard clean and prevent it from being damaged by spilled beverages.- A perfect match for my Mac extended keyboard.Minuses:- Had to use tape to keep it flat in the open space to the left of the numeric keypad.- Key label wears off at the same rate as the original keyboard key. Might not be an issue for everyone.

For not much money, my keyboard is protected from spills, dust, and debris. A good investment.

Literally too small for my key board. But I realized I can’t type with these on in general so I’ll keep it just to cover my keyboard when I’m not using it. If u only want it to keep dust out when not using the keyboard, great purchase. But if u want it to actually be on as you use your laptop, rethink this purchase.

I am a student and business owner using my keyboard for long stretches daily. I put a lot of wear and tear on my keyboard and wanted to keep the actual keyboard in like-new condition. This keyboard cover fits like a glove and I personally find the texture soothing when typing. I am already on my second one through no fault of the makers. Definitely a great investment and will continue to buy.

I started using keyboard skins because A) They keep the keyboard free of dust and gunk, and B) I can't stand the dry, slippery feeling of the keys themselves. Using a skin gives a pleasant kind of "squoosh" feeling under your fingertips. I use the black skin because it's easier to see what the keys are.You WILL need to buy a few of them, because the letters wear off after awhile, but they don't cost all that much.One note on this particular skin: it's made for the Touch ID keyboard, which is a feature I do not use. Unfortunately, the skin is made to keep that key uncovered (and therefore prone to collect dust)... although if you DO use Touch ID, that's why.