GhostCover Original Premium Ultra Thin Keyboard Cover Protector, Compatible with 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 M4/M3/M2/M1 Pro/Max MacBook Pro 14/16, M4/M3/M2 MacBook Air 13/15, US ANSI Layout, Clear

Fits perfectly over my keyboard, with a seamless alignment. Transparency is great, obviously you can tell there’s a cover over the keyboard but it’s not super bulky or noticeable. There are stickers to adhere the cover to the keyboard and those are great to hold it in place but I wonder if a residue will be left behind on my keyboard when it comes time to remove it. It’s functional and gets the job done of protecting my keyboard to keep out dust and other crumbs. Doesn’t feel bad on my hands when typing.

First I would like to say thanks to the UPPERCASE customer support. I initially bought the keyboard cover for my butterfly keyboard 2019 MB pro and was pleased with how it worked for me over the years and so when I got this new M1 pro MB I came straight to ghostcover for this laptop as well. Initially I purchased it from this same listing and when I got it I was not satisfied. The edges around the individual keys felt very rigid and curved and I was having an ABSOLOUTELY TERRIBLE typing experience. I checked the other reviews here and I saw I wasn't the only one who was feeling this way. So I reached out to the customer service and told them I was not satisfied with their product this time around as I was with the 13 inch MP pro. They explained that the keys on the new MB Pro were slightly curved by default and that they aren't flat like the butterfly keyboard so the cover is also slightly curved to fit the keys but still sent a replacement from their warehouse which I got in three days to see if I will have a better typing experience. I would like to say that this new one feels PERFECT. Its everything the one before wasn't. It's a perfect fit. It doesn't wobble when typing. I tried tilting the laptop upside down it doesn't fall off unless u try really hard to make it fall. I blow air to remove tiny dust around the laptop and the 2019 cover sometimes used to come off. This time it doesn't even move. Most importantly, the edges of the keys are NO LONGER RIGID OR CURVED/RAISED. Really great typing experience and I am extremely satisfied. But if u want the best typing experience then I would still recommend no cover at all. These new keyboards are no longer butterfly keys and sometimes trying to protect your laptop too much comes in the way of your luxury experience that this expensive machine has to offer since MBs are made of quality materials that feel amazing to the touch. But if u must get one, this is the one. Go for it!

If you work or use your laptop in a dusty environment, and if you're very particular about keeping as much of that as you can out of the keys, then this is probably what you want. Some caveats and things to know up front (speaking only to how it fits on a 15-inch MacBook Air M3):- Yes, it changes how it feels to type on the keys... because it's a cover that goes over the keys. After a month, I've gotten used to it, but you need to weigh your tolerance/adaptability for this versus how badly you want to keep out dust.- There's no "break-in" period where the thing gets softer or more pliable because that doesn't make sense -- the TPU (i.e., material its made of) isn't going to change properties on its own.- If you value the original feel of how it is to type on a MacBook keyboard more than anything, then this isn't for you.I didn't bother using the adhesive stickers that came with it; the cover stays pretty well on its own and I'm not sure what other people are doing where they're having it slide off in the middle of typing (e.g., rolling your fingers when hitting the keys? What?)There's no trick to installation; you simply lay it on the keys and it stays in place. Also remember this: Apple says "remove [any sort of keyboard cover] before closing your display to prevent damage to your display". That said, I've closed the lid with it on plenty of times -- it closes just fine -- and I haven't seen any marks on the screen. I also wipe off the cover with a slightly damp cloth to get rid of any surface oil or dust, and I don't bash the laptop about, or press on the lid, or pretty much do anything that would mash the glass against the keys in the first place.Washing it is easy. Just gently press your finger on one of the corners, like the 'esc' key', drag the finger a bit, and the cover lifts up easily. Rinse it, let it dry, and you're done.Overall, I give it five stars: it does exactly what it's supposed to do, and it's sturdy enough that it doesn't flop about. It absolutely does change how it feels to type, and that's a tradeoff you need to decide is worth or not.

I had a Ghostcover on my 2017 MBP for over 4 years. It got cloudy slowly over time, but it never warped or got stiff. Typing was a breeze and it kept my keyboard working WAY longer than most 2017 models because dust/dirt couldn't get into the mechanisms. I got a new MBP this year and chose the tinted cover this time around. It looks great on the keyboard and fits perfectly; however, it's not as good of an experience.Because the newer macs have taller keys, the ghostcover has to bend a lot more to depress the keys. This is a much poorer typing experience than with my old macbook. It feels gummy and it's so easy to mistype. There isn't really anything wrong with the keyboard cover itself, it's more just the way the new macs are designed.I use a mechanical keyboard 90% of the time, and you're really not supposed to use keyboard/camera covers with these new macs anyways. I only keep the cover on when I'm working at my desk and the computer is open. I try my best to remove the cover anytime I shut the laptop, but the couple of times I've forgotten the screen has been fine. I don't use it at all when I'm on the go and relying on the Macbook keyboard for typing.Overall I still think it's the best keyboard cover you can get for Macs and it's already kept a lot of dust and cat hair out of my lovely new machine. If you plan to keep this on 24/7 though you're going to be disappointed.