SANFORIN Silicone Keyboard Cover Skin for Old MacBook Air 13 Inch (A1466/A1369)
Bottom line: The SANFORIN Silicone Keyboard Cover Skin for Old MacBook Air 13 Inch: Ultra-thin 0.3mm silicone won't hurt the screen or block typing feel; main trade-off: only fits the listed A-model MacBooks, not newer or butterfly keyboards.
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓ Ultra-thin 0.3mm silicone won't hurt the screen or block typing feel
- ✓ Fits 8 older models: A1466, A1369, A1278, A1502, A1425, A1398, A1286, A1297
- ✓ Shields keyboard from coffee, beer, milk spills, dust, and key wear
- ✓ Fully washable and reusable, so one cover keeps working
Cons
- ✗ Only fits the listed A-model MacBooks, not newer or butterfly keyboards
- ✗ Must check the Axxxx number on your laptop first or it won't fit
- ✗ Silicone can trap crumbs and residue underneath without regular cleaning
- ✗ The 0.3mm layer still changes bare-key typing feel for some users
Manufacturer description
Warning:Please do check the specific model number "Axxxx" at the back of your laptop, make sure the model is A1369, A1466, A1278, A1286, A1502, A1425, A1398 or A1297. Or compare your keyboard layout with the picture showed, make sure it's the same keyboard.Please feel free to contact us if you still don't understand, we will try our best to help you.ONLY COMPATIBLE with:✔MacBook Air 13 inch old or 2017 Released(Model: A1369 & A1466)✔MacBook Pro 13 inch with DVD Drive(Model: A1278)✔MacBook Pro 13 inch with Retina Display(Model: A1425 & A1502)✔MacBook Pro 15 inch with DVD Drive(Model…
SpecPicks Verdict
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Key Features
- Compatible with Older MacBook Air 13 Inch (model: A1369 and A1466, Release 2010-2017), MacBook Pro 13 Inch with Retina Display (model: A1425 and A1502), MacBook Pro 15 Inch with Retina Display (model: A1398), Old MacBook Pro 13 Inch with CD-ROM Drive (model: A1278), Old MacBook Pro 15 Inch with CD-ROM Drive (model: A1286) and iMac Wireless 1st Gen Keyboard (MC184LL/B), NOT compatible with other unmentioned models.
- Please do check the specific model number "Axxxx" at the back of your laptop, make sure the model is A1369, A1466, A1278, A1286, A1502, A1425, A1398 or A1297 before purchase, or it won't fit your keyboard. Please feel free to contact us if you still don't understand, we will try our best to help you.
- Provide full protection for your keyboard against dust, liquid spill (coffee/beer/milk), key wear, contaminates and more.
- Made with premium engineering grade durable non-toxic silicone, ultra thin to 0.3mm won't hurt the screen and made it easier for typing.
- Easy to apply and remove, completely washable and reusable.
Full Specifications
| Size | Model:A1369/A1466/A1278/A1286/A1502/A1425/A1398 |
|---|---|
| Brand | SANFORIN |
| Color | Flamingo |
| Theme | Flamingo |
| Finish | Matte |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Material | Silicone |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Connectivity | Wireless |
| Connection Type | Wireless |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Special Feature | Reusable |
| Compatible Devices | Keyboard, Laptop |
| Enclosure Material | Silicone |
| Additional Features | Reusable |
| Full listing title | Silicone Keyboard Cover Skin for Old MacBook Air 13 Inch (A1466/A1369),MacBook Pro 13'' (A1425/A1502/A1278)/15'' (A1398 /A1286)/17'' (A1297) (with/Without Retina Display), Flamingo |
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Silicone Keyboard Cover Skin for Old MacBook Air 13 Inch (A1466/A1369),MacBook Pro 13'' (A1425/A1502/A1278)/15'' (A1398 /A1286)/17'' (A1297) (with/Without Retina Display), Flamingo is listed on Amazon. Price, availability, shipping and returns are set by Amazon and its sellers — check the listing for current terms. SpecPicks earns a small commission on qualifying purchases — thank you for supporting independent review work.
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