Will the Macbook Air still close w/this screen protector in place?
521263
Yes. The MacBook closes with no problem with the screen protector in place. Love it!
521264
Yes, the Macbook Air will still close with this screen protector in place. I have a Macbook air 13 inch and it fits perfectly. Once the protector has been in place, I can't tell that there is anything on my screen until looking closely at the camera. It has been well work the money! I had issues with my first one staying, since I ordered prime, they returned my money, and I order another, and haven't had any issues, knock on wood.
1441670
just looked at it and there doesn't seem to be an issue with mine. I took off the case and the gap when closed is the same with and with out the cover. hope that helps
1758326
It's pretty snugg (no pun intended) on my Macbook Air as there is no gusset on the sides - just a "knife edge" (like a toss pillow). It is fully made of leather so I'm sure it will give a little but I don't think it would fit the older model Macbook (my daughters old white one is about 1" thick) very well. If it did ... it would really take a LOT of stretching.
1256547
Yes. The case ends before the edge of the screen. You should have no trouble.
1660796
No, it is for the body and for the inside it has a palm guard. I have been using a Macbook/Macbook Pro/Macbook Retina for over 10 years and have never needed a screen protector. I think it would just be more inconvenient to clean..
820266
I would recommend something like the Rain Design M-Stand which allows the MBP to stay open. I would think after many hours of being heated in close shell mode, it will have an effect on the screen and keyboard.
1769732
No, it doesn't irritate at all. On my Mac Book Pro Retina 13-inch, the front edge is flush with the flat/wrist surface. ...I have had this cover now for about 7 months, and am still very satisfied with it. No issues whatsoever.
1972330
Yes, there is a thin plastic over the part where your screen will be. Still be responsive.
1998580
That is what I have and it never slides in the shell half that attaches to it. The cover is interesting in that it folds over but also bends and rotates around that joint (@ apple logo). Depending how u hold it, the urge is to close it by bending cover backwards. This puts the soft side out not on screen, also will crease the main bend probably in a destructive way if u did it all the time. I've totally gotten used to it but just about everyone hands it back to me wrong. Still great deal.
792728
I don't believe so. We usually hit the top button before closing. I don't think it works like the apple ones. Hope this helps.
249259
Yes, if it does happen to come off it can be reapplied. Once it's on not any way for something to get between it and the screen.
1724322
Yes! I have not had any problems with either putting the screen in or removing it...Also, have not had any issues with bugs getting through the middle of the screen.
1667025
I have the macbook pro retina 13 and if it's dirty, it does leave imprints on the screen when I close it.
1205758
It is kept closed by close fit around the iPad. Remember that magnets and computers don't get along.
201912
I don't have that problem. It's definitely a tight fit, but if it were looser I'd be afraid of it slipping off like other cases I've tried. I've had mine about 18 months (approx) and it's been great. It now has a few very light scratches on it, but better it scratched my case than my Mac. Just bought a MacBook for my fiancé and ordered the same cover for her and hers fit perfectly as well. I guess anyone could get one that wasn't manufactured perfectly but I'm two for two good ones. Hope this helps.
463542
No. I do not believe the corners would fit if anything. Too small for a Macbook Air.
1017873
I use one so I wouldn't say you need a screen protector it can't hurt given you will be frequently touching the screen. The snugg closes securely though so there is not much chance of items making contact with your screen once the case is closed.