How does this stay on the keyboard?
301898
There's no adhesive or anything, it just rests on the keys. The shape holds it in place - each key fits into a slightly raised square. I have not had any problem with it sliding at all, even when typing quickly. You can take it off easily by just lifting it up.
301899
It fits perfectly. The only complain I have is that the white letters from the blue caps stain the screen of my laptop when I close it, I have to be cleaning the letters off the screen often, but other than that, is a great cover. I have many compliments, people think I bought the computer with color letters because it does not look like a cover but a real colorful keyboard.
301900
Fit nice in the US keyboard of my rMBP 13". Keep in mind that, after several months of use, it start to be a little loose.
301901
The silicone is very fitted, but loose enough that you can pick it up and take it off. It has never fallen off on me.
1040512
EXACTLY! It won't go off. I sent the keyboard back immediately. Sorry, 451jude
25800
The back light stays on as long as the keyboard is plugged in... It doesn't turn off... And you can customize it
236800
The keys stay in case perfectly. You have to push it out with slight force.
494789
Not much I can say. On a similar keyboard - I think identical, except for the brand name - I had a couple of keys pop off. One got lost before I noticed it off, and the other I could pop back on. As you've probably noticed, the cover can make this happen if you're not careful closing it.
80166
the front of the keyboard has an extendable piece you can put on the front. it doesn't come attached and Ive never seen a reason to put it on
2079498
I think the keyboard gets set into grooves, which are then screwed down (if I remember correctly). It is very sturdy and does not feel loose or wobbly.
453664
It is held in place with a pretty strong magnet. Very easily detached if you don't want the keyboard on anymore. I haven't experienced any movement when keyboard is in place. And there is a strap to keep the case closed that further prevents the keyboard moving
1797727
There is. It's beside the on/off switch on the side of the keyboard, right side near the top. You need to physically slide the keyboard out of the case about two inches before its visible. It's there! Good Luck
607243
Yes , the keyboard stays inside thanks to a light magnet of some kind , you will not be disappointed
1901698
It does not attach. There are rubber stoppers on the top posts on which the keyboard sits and they keep it from sliding. Pretty sturdy actually. Our keyboard is on the heavy side too... If you bought a real cheap lightweight board you may be wobbly regardless and might want to put it on a table until you have a heavy one (I can lift my keyboard but it is pretty heavy and big).
297956
I've been using it for months and it doesn't easily come off. It may be a little awkward putting it on at first, but just make sure you cover the keys completely and it will fit perfectly. Also, it won't come off unless you lift it up but if i simply hold my laptop upside down, it stays in tact and doesn't move at all!
2015247
The rubber pads keep keys from touching screen. I love my keyboard. It is the best!
1782587
nope. They're basically stickers so once you put them off you have to peel them off, my sister attempted this with hers and it ripped instead of peeling off smoothly and left the keys sticky. I'd leave it on and if you want something else later get one of the rubber ones that just goes over the keyboard!
2235290
I have been using mine for a while now and none of the keys stick on it. It is better than most small keyboards I have used.
1306371
It should just pop off. There some taps around the keyboard that hold it in place. Find a small flat head and work your way around gently lifting
271558
You slide the cover off the back. Its really simple. I only use my keyboard occasionally, but the batteries have lasted for over a year now. Plus, the keyboard turns off after not being used for a while, saving battery.