UPPERCASEGhostCover Premium Ultra Thin Keyboard Protector, Compatible with MacBook Pro with Touch Bar 13" and 15" (2016 2017 2018 2019, Apple Model Number A1706, A1707, A1989, A1990, A2159)

fits so well I don't even know it is there. being perfectly clear works well with lighted keys. It comes with a kit so you can glue it on but I don't see a need for that.

Moving from a Mac Pro tower to a new MacBook Pro (2018) as my main workstation, I wanted to ensure longevity by investing in this cover to protect my keyboard. I recently read an article about the hard-to-diagnose Apple keyboard issue and the writers (husband and wife team) shared that they feel it's from dust and debris getting lodged and trapped under the super thin keys. If that's the case, then this is a great investment just for that purpose.09/2019 UPDATE: The only downside to this keyboard protector is that it does in fact block the ventilation (through the keyboard) on MacBook Pros. I was doing a lot of video rendering and my laptop was heating up to the point you couldn't touch it. I took the protector off and haven't had the extreme heat issues. I'll keep this for working in a cafe, etc.True story. My wife spilled a shot of tequila on her Mac Book Pro years ago, and the liquid fried the logic board, mainly because the liquid entered the laptop through the keyboard. If she'd had this cover on her keyboard, I know we could have prevented a very expensive logic board replacement by Apple.This cover is so well designed and engineered, that if it wasn't for the slightly frosted appearance you'd forget it was installed. I don't know how they can manufacture this to fit so perfectly, especially on a new MacBook Pro with the super thin keyboard. I've never had the cover come off during use, but if you blow off your screen or keyboard it will usually lift up. I don't use the adhesive provided. It fits so perfectly that with normal use, it simply stays in place.I do a lot of video projects and the past couple of jobs my laptop was pushed pretty hard during rendering. As in watching the battery slowly drain down to zero, even while it was plugged in and the internal fan kicked in and continued to run pretty hard until the rendering was finished. I know there are vents on the underside of the laptop to help cool internal hardware, but wasn't aware that the designed ventilation also included the keyboard. So, that was news to me. Not sure if my particular experience was due to the cover, but for 98% of the work I do, the cover works flawlessly and I'm thankful to add that extra layer of protection from dust, crumbs, liquids and greasy fingers (as diligent as I am about keeping things tidy).With the amount of money I invested in this new laptop, I feel this cover is almost a necessary accessory. Especially if you work near food, and liquids. Very well designed, perfect fit and super thin. Highly recommend!

I've been using another keyboard protector on my Macbook Pro and it got so frustrating I finally had to just take it off and quit using it. It got so hard to type because it kept moving around on the keyboard, it just wouldn't stay in place.The funny thing is it was very soft and flexible, it seemed like it ought to stick to the keys, but it didn't. Then I got this one and at first I was a bit dismayed, as it seemed much stiffer and I thought it wouldn't work. To my surprise, when I put it on the keyboard it just seemed to disappear. Looking at the keyboard, and feeling it, it's like there's nothing there. Typing is just as easy as with no protector, and it's shown absolutely no tendency to move around.I'm really impressed with this keyboard cover. It's a few dollars more than the other ones I saw, but it's well worth the extra couple of bucks because it works just the way I want one to work, it just disappears.

i've bought a couple of these now and have used them for more than 2 years. they do their job pretty great. stays on pretty well, a few slips here and there but not all that often that its any hindrance to using them at all (though my first one did fly with the wind after a not that strong breeze while i was using my laptop outside, had to buy a second one though bc it blew onto the ground where it was very quickly stepped on and a huge bothersome crease remained). also, i like the feel of these because i hate the sticky silicone ones. bought my first one after a negative experience with apple's notorious butterfly keys getting stuck. this pretty much prevented that from ever occurring.a few problems with the product though. the first is the yellowing over time. across the entire cover there is a gradual yellowing occurring that does not fade even with gentle washing with some mild soap and water. makes the laptop keys look a little dirtier than desired.the second issue is one that seems unavoidable with laptops getting thinner and thinner. this keyboard cover does allow my laptop to close fully and i do believe it does fit within that teeny bit of clearance when the laptop is closed. however, with that said, having a cover will inherently take away from that 0.5 mm of clearance you have. this means that as a college student whose laptop is carried in a backpack (in a case and with a few other items in the bag) there is bound to be some added pressure onto the laptop (causing the screen to make contact with the dirty keys that may have acquired tiny little specks that can cause scratches over time) and the mere presence of a product within that clearance does may increase likelihood of acquiring some scratches. and i have indeed acquired some scratches. got my scratched screen replaced after an unrelated screen issue and i've started taking off before i close my laptop, as a precaution