Keyboard Cover for Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 15.6 NP950XDB-KB2US KC3US KE6US KB1US KC4US KA2US KA1US KB1US, Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 360 2-in-1 Laptop 15.6" NP950QDB-KB1US KB3US KB2US KB4US KA3US Skin

Todo muy bien, como lo esperaba

I chose this cover over the other "clear" keyboard covers listed (most look fogged up even in product photos) because I don't want to have to squint/stare to find keys I seldom use. That limited my choices.As far as its main functionality of keeping the keyboard clean, the edges don't stay snug into place, so some particles do get underneath, so you may still have to do some light brushing/sweeping every now and then.As for the feel and allowing for normal typing, the impressions onto the keys are not a perfect fit, so there is some feel of slippage if you type too fast or vigorously. Of course, because the cover is on top, you won't notice the slippage that much because you will feel that you have to press harder to take into account the added thickness and habitually adjust. Only time you will really notice slippage is when you press a key at the edge of the keyboard, drag, flip & roll the cover over; all you can really do is trim your fingernails well and have clean, not oily, & dry fingertips.Back to the matter of appearance, obviously, there is no problem seeing the opaque print. However, if you look closely, you will notice the printing is not well done. The black is not aligned onto the key impressions, some printed letters/numbers/characters are not centered or aligned the same as it appears on your actual keyboard, font size is inconsistent, and the arrow keys are missing their secondary function labels. You can see the misprinting in the product photos too.Edit: After a month and half, there is already some stretching, warpping, and wear in the middle, particularly around the T Y G H V B keys, so that the cover is not flat, so you have to smooth it over and spread out the space, but as you type more the cover bunches up again. I guess when it becomes too annoying I will buy a set of crevice cleaning tools instead. I suspected there would be wear from all the pressing and impressions, but this is pretty quick wear. I originally said it was worth it to keep the dust, dirt, skin flakes, lint, hair, etc. out of the crevices than having to go back later to clean it out. However, now considering the wear and discomfort, buying a multi piece keyboard cleaning tool set might be more money saving than having to buy a cover every few months, but realize if you're tying on a keyboard without a cover, instead of wearing down the cover you'd wear down the keys, so it's kind of a toss up.

It's quite a nice keyboard cover. It's well-fitting to the keys, and it prevents dust and other small particles from accumulating in the space between the keys and the board. It's white but transparent; if you have proper lighting, you could still see the keys without the keyboard backlight turned on. In the dark, the keyboard backlight is very visible.The material itself is not too thin or thick. However, after a period of use, some of the material on the more commonly used keys will curve upward, ever so slightly. It's not that big of a deal, as the cover still does its job of keeping your keyboard dust-free. No rips or tears so far after 1 month of use.However, the part that touches the keys itself is not that sticky. It won't stop the cover from falling off when you switch to tablet mode. If the keyboard is angled 90 degrees from (perpendicular to) the ground, the cover won't fall off. Any more than, say, 85 degrees from the ground, the cover will fall off.Overall, a nice keyboard cover that fits a 13.3" Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 360 and will prevent dust from accumulating in the space between the keys. However, if you're looking for something that won't fall off during tablet mode, look elsewhere.

Too white! Not clear! Can’t see the keyboard!