Can these damage the MacBook Pro, due to the narrow clearance between keyboard and screen when closed?
1190048
I don't think so. It does not touch and add pressure to the keys or screen. Very pleased with product. The other day I thought I lost this item then I noticed it was still on the screen.
1190049
Yes, it can cut the screen, it did on mine. It's not likely, but it can leave small barely noticeable 'cuts' on the lining of the screen.
1369608
I have not found it to be a problem. I do have a screen protection film on my screen. The only drawback I have found is you have a limited viewing angle if you keep the keyboard in place. I have to remove the keyboard to change the angle to one that works better for me. Since the Keyboard is bluetooth enabled it doesn't change the ability to perform.
1966287
Thank you for your inquiry! The keyboard does not scratch the screen when the case is closed.
2113838
I was worried about that as well; but my experience is no it does not. The keys are so flat on the key board, I don't really even think they touch the screen when it's closed and if they do, it certainly isn't in a harmful way.Hope that helps!
1849690
I've had mine for a year and have never removed it from the keyboard. I have not seen any damage or imprints on the screen. My macbook air is closed most of the time. I love this keyboard cover.
499979
most likely no, I have a macbook pro and I tried that and the key top would not snap into place on my mac so now I have a spare keyboard.
207739
If you put the monitor all the way back in the corner, you've got a good 18-24" of space to work with. I often use a MacBook pro with an external keyboard, and have plenty of room for the keyboard/mouse and additional papers on my left. Hope this helps.
2217617
1. The keyboard rests on the screen but does not damage it. The manufacturer claims the keys are rubberised but I'm not so sure about that. In any event, after almost 3 months of use, I've see no evidence of any kind of damage.2. The closure is NOT a snap button but is nice all the same.
502547
Yes, assuming you select the right size when you order it. My keyboard cover, for my MacBook Pro 13', fits great and closes without any issues. They are squared to size, but it will definitely feel like you have a keyboard cover on, which is pretty standard with any keyboard cover.I got two of these for my MacBook Pro, the Clear and the Black (replica of Mac's keyboard). I would absolutely recommend getting Black, which makes it look like you don't have a cover on.
1065829
Yes. With the keyboard attached it is like a mini laptop screen closes and is protected.
1220519
I didn't notice this happen, however, the silicon keyboard didn't fit properly on my keys in the first place, so I would not be a good judge of this. Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance to you.
734083
No. I've not had a problem with that. The magnetic closer keeps it in place well. Plus the keyboard is removable if you worry about that.
975341
Sorry I didn't see this earlier. The keyboard is the same size as the screen just a little thinner. You can close it against the screen like a laptop. I bought two for my kids in Feb and they have had no issues with them. Hope that helps.
1202223
the thought of this scenario amuses me so much it makes me wonder if this question is a joke. :) i suppose there are us cases i have not considered. as noted int the image of the user, the laptop is open to an obtuse angle. if it is flipped around the laptop opening is mildly acute. this could make viewing the screen somewhat difficult if they were in a standing position right up to the keyboard. if they were standing a few feet back or were close but at a sitting level they should be fine for viewing but this would make using the keyboard somewhat difficult.
571369
I owned the Logitech keyboard for a short time but during that period I forgot about the magnets! I did place the keyboard next to my laptop and rested a credit card on top of the keyboard and there was no apparent damage, but it doesn't mean that it couldn't happen with extended exposure. I suggest you contact the manufacturer directly just to be sure. Good luck!
502544
I'm not sure about the macbook air, but it closes just fine for my macbook pro. The corners of the keys are rounded. Hope this helps.
956167
The keyboard connects via magnets in the side of the iPad, so I did have to stop using the case. However the keyboard leaves the back of the iPad exposed when closed, and the whole thing looked so dangerously fragile I bought a slip case to keep it in. I'd recommend that.