I have a 13" mac book pro-will it work? I want to bring it into the art room and protect it from oil and such- I am messy-TY
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It is over 14" in length, so it ought to be fine. I have an HP ProBook, and it hangs over the edges a little, but I too am messy, and am very happy with it. I have no trouble typing with it, and it stays in place. I just leave it on my laptop all the time. I washed int once when I thought it might need it, and it ws fine.
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I really don't think it would, because it just lays on top of the keyboard.
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it will , it fit the 15in perfectly and could be trimmed to fit the 13in...it is not water proof per say it just lays on top of the keys and if you spill liquid on it the liquid will more than likely run under the edge....it works for dust and crumbs well
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Yes you'll have plenty of room, my computer is a 15'' and there's still some room to spare.
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you used the term "Desktop" - to a computer pro like me, that implies a case that lays flat on the desk (duh), and you'd be turning it sideways like a "tower"-style case to use this handy stand ... if that's the case (no pun) it should accommodate your Mac Pro ... wait- I just Google'd your Pro for pix and see that *if* it's the one with the cool molded handles on top and bottom, that still should work: you'd just open the stand to the width of the Mac ... don't forget to use a thick rubber band around either the front or back legs to keep 'em pulled together once your computer's on there you used the term "Desktop" - to a computer pro like me, that implies a case that lays flat on the desk (duh), and you'd be turning it sideways like a "tower"-style case to use this handy stand ... if that's the case (no pun) it should accommodate your Mac Pro ... wait- I just Google'd your Pro for pix and see that *if* it's the one with the cool molded handles on top and bottom, that still should work: you'd just open the stand to the width of the Mac ... don't forget to use a thick rubber band around either the front or back legs to keep 'em pulled together once your... » Read More you used the term "Desktop" - to a computer pro like me, that implies a case that lays flat on the desk (duh), and you'd be turning it sideways like a "tower"-style case to use this handy stand ... if that's the case (no pun) it should accommodate your Mac Pro ... wait- I just Google'd your Pro for pix and see that *if* it's the one with the cool molded handles on top and bottom, that still should work: you'd just open the stand to the width of the Mac ... don't forget to use a thick rubber band around either the front or back legs to keep 'em pulled together once your computer's on there « Show Less
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I think the air is to thin so the case will be to big. It is perfect for Mac book pro 13 inch
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Erm... I don't quite understand the question. What do you mean by Pro series 'business class'? I use a Macbook Pro 13 (June 2012) for both business and personal use. Note this is not for retina macs. Retina macs are thinner. If what you mean is that you use your mac for business, then this should work fine. It does tend to gather some dirt under the Mac, so be sure to remove and clean periodically, but does it work as advertised? Oh yes! It's protected my Mac from many a nasty fall. And, I've purchased and passed along to a number of my colleagues also. Really does the job. The only cons? The rubber dots underneath tend to come off quite quickly, so I used superglue with mine, and after a long while, the stands do tend to crack or snap off, but the overall casing is still going strong, a year and a half later.
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I think so because the dimensions of x1 and the mac book pro are not so different. But you can go to a store like Radio Shack and try the sleeves they have for mac book 13. If it does then you can buy this sleeve. But I think it will most probably fit. I hope this helps.
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I don't think so, we have a mac book pro 13" and it's a little hard to close the bag. It fits 11" well though, and the bag is thick enough to fit all the other stuff if you have a 11" laptop.
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I have a MacBook Pro 13 inch and it fits perfectly in there with just a little wiggle room.... Not sure if it would be to right of a fit for you but I LOVE LOVE LOVE this case. Love.
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My daughter has a mac book pro 13 but isn't thar the same sze as the air? I hope this helps. Thwy are great keyboard covers.
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Its is made for the 13" Macbook Air & other ultra thin laptops, and the Macbook Air I have, fits in the case quite snug. I would imagine it would not fit. You could take you mb pro into a retailer, there you could try and see if it would fit! I personally dont like doing that as it is a bit rude, but hey!!!
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I'm not sure--the dimensions should be listed and you will have to measure your Mac Book.
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Hi Arlene,Yes, I believe that you can use it for a Mac Book Pro. It has been working perfectly on a Mac Book Air 13 inch without any issues.Hope this helps!Loren
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Hi, I have Apple MBPro 13" and it is a bit loose. I like it as I can fit few sheets of paper and an envelope additionally inside... I hope it helps... Cheers, B
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My Mac 13" fits easily and there is more space. I understand your computer 13.3 could fit too.
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Im not sure but it wont fit of your mac book pro has a sticker coveting the whole top of it if the sticker isn't the right size
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If your MacBook Air is smaller than the 13 inch yes, but be ware that it is meant for the thickness of a MacBook Pro. Meaning it'll wiggle in there. Also the case isn't as padded as it looks. It's just rigged and it's a rather thin case. It does however have water resistant zippers.
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No. IT doesn't Work good. Neither with a Modern mac book pro. Year 2012. I had to take IT of my laptop.
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No Problem. I have the same series Mac Book Pro an it works like a charm. Be careful installing and you should have no problem.