Do fingertips / keys leave indentations?
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If pushed hard enough they do. Like if I push with my fingernail, but over time they go away. Kinda wish it was quicker but like a broken heart, time heals that too. TL;DR yes but goes away with time
939884
Not that I've seen. Maybe if you press down with your nail it might, but why would you do that?
939885
fingerprints? you think you will be at this stage to think about fingerprint problems? this protector doesn't fit, its very difficult to apply, you almost doesn't have a chance to apply it without a dust particles. If a magick will happen and you will sonehow manage to apply it without mini bubbles which will stay there forever, then you will soon realize that the surface is not as glossy as you expect.
939886
The screen protector is thick enough where I have not had this problem. I suppose If you press hard enough it could leave an indent. This has been the best screen protector I have ever had.
2217582
I love mine!!! The keys do not touch the screen at all. There is plenty of space between the keys and screen....The padding is great. Plus I use a screen protector. KATHY
1414304
don't really use it much so no wear is apparent. But keys are smooth without any indention. Keyboards are so inexpensive I'm not overly concerned about longevity. Good luck.
13247
I suppose by "disappear" you mean that eventually the letters wear off with use (?). I think that might depend on extent of use, intensity, and other variables involving your keyboarding practices (like long fingernails). I can tell you that the letters feel slightly raised, which might make them more durable, visually.
1571213
Yes. There are some writing programs that try to notice and ignore palm marks, but in my experience they aren't very successful. Adonit (and others) does make Bluetooth pens that I believe allow you to avoid such marks though.
1579023
I thought this would be a problem, however, it is not. All the answers you received are correct. Same for the delete key. I got used to using backspace and working backwards for deleting some letters, etc.
2228424
No, it isn't. Being an accurate touch-typist won't save you either, as there are several function keys unique to this unit found "here and there" around the keyboard.
2081895
no it doesn't. The instructions strongly recommend practicing often, using the key-pad & finger print. I've found this save to be very beneficial, since I actually did need to quickly access it a few weeks ago.
1695484
it is like the tip of your finger; your finger is not a fine point. I don't profess to know the science behind it, but I know that all styli have wider surfaces. Probably because the touch screens are programmed to respond to surface areas the size of fingers. Also, not sure if this is valid, but this prevents scratching I assume. I wondered the same thing, but bought it anyways. Rest assured, you can write very precisely with this! There is a tip covered by the disc, but your tablet/phone should always use the center of the disc (i.e.: where the tip of the pen is) to see where you're writing, so it works out.
1377107
You don't want to glue anything to your keyboard. Unless you want to ruin it. The soft skin will stick to the edges of your keyboard.
1684416
Yes the keyboard is completely gloss except for the keys of course. However I haven't really had any issues with keeping it clean besides the usual dusting every now and again. Although I'm not sure how it would do if something were to stain it, but I haven't had that issue.
1921691
It is exactly as the picture, Monica. A fused and reversed "L" shaped key cover covers both the [Return] and [| and \] keys. But, I have not had any problem with typing them separately. It is just a soft cover.
101810
Yeah I get smudge marks from my most used keys. I ended up putting a small price of cloth over the keyboard when I close it to prevent from happening.
873873
Yes. It makes it kind of awkward to get used to. If you do a lot of typing I suggest a different board. When first getting used to it I would hit the enter key or backslash a lot when going for the backspace.
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!
1631896
The text is imprinted on the RMB but it is not that noticable. The way it fits in my had my fingers land just past the text so if you have shorter fingers you may notice it but I for one have not noticed it at all.
840917
The keys of the keyboard are soft plastic so the most they do is leave little marks that can wipe off. However the keyboard is not made well, doesn't hold a charge for very long and is very difficult to manuever fingers on. I used it once, put it away and got a new one.