Will this cover and hide the letters on an HP pavilion laptop? It looks like it's for a desk top key board (raised keys).
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there is a version made for laptops and one for desktops. I have both and have been happy with them.
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Hi, Ben. The keys are about 1/8" or 3mm off the keyboard body surface. They are laptop style keys, but are raised about 3mm. Does this make sense?
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lol, i have no idea on that. I think you can buy those clear plastic keyboard covers, but you may be better off finding a keyboard that markets itself as waterproof.
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I think it would depend more on where your keyboard is on your laptop. It is rather slanted. The very front is only about 1/2" and the back is the 2.2" they give in the description. Certainly not level, and a good slant for my laptop.
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Yes. Works pretty well. But do not let it sit on a keyboard, otherwise it will leak under keys and it will be hard to take that stuff out. Just take a small peace of this stuff, lock or turn of your laptop and roll that peace around.
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No it does not. It's actually a thin piece of leather and lays flat on the surface you're working on...it doesn't stick up like in the picture here. I usually fold it back under the keyboard actually and it's completely out of the way.
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Unlikely. It would not form a proper fit because the cover is designed for larger keys. Would not recommend this for a non-standard size keyboard.
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Hi, I use this on a Inspiron i17R (non backlit), however, the number pad doesn't fit because the space between the num-pad and the rest are different from the model the protector is made for. I knew it would only fit for the rest of the keyboard (not number pad), but since that is the part I wanted to protect the most, I didn't care and just cut the number pad section to make it fit on the rest of the keyboard. The silicon protector I got was no good for backlit keyboards (it's black with white non transparent painted letters ), I think the only one that would work for backlit is the transparent one, since the colored one I got is opaque, but maybe the seller can provide more information on this.
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I don't see why it wouldn't - the keyboard just goes on top of the screen itself. Does part of your cover cover the screen? That could affect it since it lies flat against the screen.
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While I don't know about the Inspiron, I installed it on a Latitude laptop, and it in no way hinders the Latitude hinge which is on the top of the keyboard. It does protrude a centimeter past the outline of the case, but not an issue, and hours and hours of extra battery life!
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It probably will. The cover is designed for laptops with 15"-17.3" Laptop keyboards. Silicone size is 367mm*144mm. You may have to cut off a few edges of the silicone though.
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It covers the back of the keyboard, since it's only the outside, but that's all. I hope this answers your question.
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Yes, maybe. There is a lip at the bottom edge to keep the laptop from sliding off, depending on your keyboard.... if its thin your wrists might rest on that lip (not comfortable), or maybe use one of those gel pads with it?? but other than that I think it would work great for a keyborad
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no,it covers everything you see when the laptop is closed and it does a great job. i have yet to see a scratch on it. i do think moshi sells keyboard protection as well as mousepad. enjoy
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The depth of your desktop really determines the length of the track you should choose. If the track length is too long it'll stick out past the front edge of the desk you won't be able to push the keyboard tray back under the desk to hide it. Hope this makes sense.
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The keyboard sleeve is clear. But if you leave it on while you close your laptop the shape of the keyboard begins to imprint on your screen.
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It's just a thin, clear cover. As long as the actual keys are in the same place, it will fit. Doesn't matter what/where the letters are.