Sometimes I see silicone keyboard covers leaving "smudges" of sorts on the screen after it has been closed. Does this do the same?
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I used this keyboard cover for several months and never noticed any transfers to the screen.
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Very much so. However, on my Lenovo carbon ultra book, I can wipe those away. When I first saw the smudges, I was afraid it might permanently damage the screen.
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Yes. The keyboard cover is a pale shade of the shell. It's taking a bit of getting used to, typing on the cover rather than the bare keys, but my MacBook Pro is nicely color-coordinated&gt;
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The keyboard will rub against the screen if not aligned when closing. I used a screen protector and it already scratched up. The keyboard has to be turned off before closing or else the keys are pressed against the case/screen and it will turn on the display.
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Hi Bradley, Sorry about the delay here. I did have to go back and try the keyboard once again to find out what I can share with you. The keys work great. But unlike some of the high-end Logitech keyboard covers, the keys are raised, meaning if you are fastidious like me, it'd bother you to see dirt that would get underneath the keys. Having said that if you keep your cover closed after each use, you should be able to keep them clean for a long time. Hope this helped. Good luck!
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The vinyl frame around the screen will usually prevent the keyboard from touching the screen. The keyboard will flex a bit, so if you pushed hard in the middle you could get the keys to touch the screen.
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I have the same laptop and purchased this keyboard cover. It fits, but I did notice that it does leave a mark on the screen once the laptop is closed.
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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.
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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.
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No, not so far, for me. It placed over my keyboard with a perfect fit, hasn't changed since then. I did take it off once to wipe some of the dust away. It fit right back on. :)
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I don't seem to have this problem. My keyboard works great and isn't squishy.
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I use the ZAGG Smudge Proof InvisibleSheild, and the one I use did tear when I attached the keyboard - there is what looks like a sharp square hinge right in the middle of where the iPad inserts onto the keyboard. One might be able to avoid it, but I wasn't able to. I should mention, even with the tear I still love using this keyboard.
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I have not had any issues with the keyboard scratching the screen because there is a small space between the keyboard and the screen when the folder is closed. they don't even come in contact with each other.
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Hello MeeLian ~ Maybe try to a can of that dust off for keyboards and small spaces, it's possible it got too much dust etc. in it. That's the first thing I would try anyway.
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I had the same question. What I decided to do is use a piece of soft cloth. Then it protects and can be used to clean it. Love my Kensington Keyfolio.
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It's not sticky or anything, but it does get quite obvious there are lots of crumbs on it and so occasionally you have to brush it off. It's much easier to hide crumbs on the keyboard underneath because there are cracks they can fall into.
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Actually NO. My screen was scratched BY THE KEYBOARD. The white colored groove has edges that are higher and harder than the rest of the keyboard. I bought this keyboard to help protect my screen from scratches...but now I have two permanent horizontal screen scratches spanning the length of the ipad screen :(
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No! If the screen has stubborn spots, I use a damp microfiber cloth to clean those. I use the Targus cleaning pad to get rid of finger smudges, which is all I need to do most of the time. Hope that helps. :]