Review on ProElife Ultra Thin Silicone Keyboard Protector Cover Skin For Apple IMac Magic Keyboard &Amp by Andrew Young

Feels like something made for five cents to sell in a store for 99 cents. Whoever packed it folded it in half, which likely caused some fit issues. Additionally, there is evidence that there is dirt inside the material, as if it was cast in a dirty factory with poor quality control. Sometimes the Shift key gets stuck, causing me to capitalize the second letter of a word. Some keys are harder to press at certain angles, causing me to sometimes miss a letter. I can still get over 100 wpm but not quite as accurate. I think it's worth making a compromise to keep the keyboard clean and not erase the key lettering. If it costs $1 or less as it seems, it should. I would be a lot happier. But at $7 it's a bargain, I can't imagine it costing more than pennies to make.