How can I remove this cover from Macbook Air without scratching?
881686
Ive taken mine off a bunch of times and it has never scratched my computer. Bottom first and pull really hard on the bottom of the top half of the case. If it wont come off that way then slide it to the right or left until the first bottom clip if off, that should give you the leverage you need.
881687
Just flip it off gently starting in the middle. Use a piece of card stock. Do Not use a knife or screwdriver.
881688
Use a old credit card and start at the edge that is the most loose. Never use metal and put the effort on the case not the computer.
881689
i don't think that is an issue. the case goes on and off with just a snap. i have had mind for a while and it has served me very well. note i have not had occasion to remove my case from the computer but again it appears it should not be that hard or damaging.
1337771
There should be a place to pop it up on the edges. Use a table knife to pop it up if you don't have long enough nails. It kinda goes in at an angle then snaps down. Then replace cover. Hope this helps!
976640
I would contact Mosiso via info on the form that came with it - they may be able to send you a different version cover which fits better. I've had same problem - the newer version for the my macbook air does not fit properly
885840
It can be removed but it's incredibly difficult to do so and you may tear the sleeve. It's not designed to come off - at least with any ease.
208823
Sorry I've taken so long to respond...Nope! The way it is set it just snaps on & off. When I removed the case, I did not see any scratches whatsoever on my MAC computer, which is also new. Sad I didn't also get Top Case's rubber keyboard cover. Going to order that now as well. Very, very pleased with my purchase and how cool it looks as well. Lol
1287545
The only thing I can think of is to remove any external covering. I had a protective coveand case and had to remove it for the keyboard to work. Also, I use a double stick tape under the front pads. This was not necessary but provided stablization.
201911
I don't have that problem. It's definitely a tight fit, but if it were looser I'd be afraid of it slipping off like other cases I've tried. I've had mine about 18 months (approx) and it's been great. It now has a few very light scratches on it, but better it scratched my case than my Mac. Just bought a MacBook for my fianc and ordered the same cover for her and hers fit perfectly as well. I guess anyone could get one that wasn't manufactured perfectly but I'm two for two good ones. Hope this helps.
1183390
I purchased a sleeve...I didn't want the outside of the keyboard cover or the back of the iPad to get scratched.
941208
I had the same question. What I decided to do is use a piece of soft cloth. Then it protects and can be used to clean it. Love my Kensington Keyfolio.
1009993
Remove the outer rubber puck like cover. It is on snug as a glove but it does come off:)
2049782
I have never felt the need to remove it but it can be removed relatively easily from my MacBookPro January 2013 model MC976LL/A with 15.4" Retina display. mPearl even has a U-tube video on how to do it, as well as printed instructions which come with the case. I will never remove my blue case since it does a great job while also looking great - if it ain't broke, don't mess with it. Have read reviews by several people who change their case colors to suit their mood or to show off their laptops to others - they are people who just have to choose a "color scheme of the day". I am a retired polymer chemist and the polycarbonate case is the best quality polycarbonate you could ever get; no reason for carbon fiber or imitation carbon fiber at outlandish prices. The polycarbonate is also known under many trade names including Makrolon and Lexan; various uses include eyeglass lens, headlight covers for cars and DVDs. I bought iPearl's brand because of many good reviews; apparently other companies make polycarbonate shells also, but their products, based on reviews I've seen, are inferior and stress crack and break relatively easily, something a case like this just should not do. Whoever iPearl has for a polycarbonate supplier sends them adequate molecular weight material to prevent lousy impact strength - too low average molecular weight will give bad impact and scratch resistance. I do not go around like a klutz dropping my multi thousand $ Apple laptop, so have the case for the unlikely chance anything might bang into it when its inside one of its Brenthaven carrying cases which are also very good products.
1397318
It's not easy to do lol, I ended up with a sharp tug and a quick pull and the rubber came off the case. It may take you a few minutes but yoyou should be able to get itit off.
1422245
The top is secured with silicone. You should be able to remove it and reattach it.
790134
You can remove it with a putty knife or even a kitchen knife. Get it started at a corner and it just peels off. Easy. No dMage.
1444457
Scrape it off with your fingernail or you can use some soft scrub & water. Has worked for me.
830303
Before I ordered I was concerned about that too. I have a Mid 2012 13-inch and I really barely notice that the cover is on the keyboard. The texture took a couple of days to get used to, but the cover itself isn't loose and doesn't come off unless I pull it up. I just turned it upside down and it still didn't come off haha.
1166989
I haven't done it, but you might try carefully scraping it off with an exacto knife and/or maybe some acetone. Good luck.