Review on 🖤 Black Lapogy Keyboard Cover for Logitech K350 MK550 MK570 Wireless Wave Keyboard - Compatible Accessories and Protector Skin by Edwin Black

A few things to note: - Fit - Feel - Look - Clean Fit is perfect for the most part. I have 3 of these keyboards and these + keys are for my dad. It is very well matched to the board and although one of my keyboard + cover combos has a few small ripples, with material this thin I can understand that the production makes a few mistakes or that the creation of the keyboard is not always perfect. Time. Not a big deal as it sticks well to the device. The only downside to the fit is some spots where the material is barely too big or the underside isn't quite aligned, still leaving the Gap exposed to the inevitable dust and moisture. Really insignificant in the grand scheme of things and the only real flaws. The feeling can vary from person to person, it feels extremely strange the first day (like sitting on a plastic covered couch for the first time) but now it feels totally natural and good on the fingers wearing it also to the confusion with loud key clicks. It was a very pleasant surprise that I had never thought of and for which I am very grateful. Without her it is now impossible, just for that. The diaphragm is thin, and while some adjustment issues can be felt, I wouldn't call it a downside or flaw in any way. All in all he looks pretty good. Another case, strange at first, but quickly reassuring. The slick plastic on the media and calculator/power buttons can become more noticeable when rubbed against the case, and there's something I like about air bubbles spreading when I'm on the phone. The grey/grey keys have a black background, which matches the aesthetic of the cover but not the keyboard as the zoom keys are not fully covered. I'm not sure how I feel about this as it's not bad and makes them easier to identify, but part of me wants them to be grey/grey. The labels of some keys, e.g. B. the volume buttons are off-center above the buttons and can be obvious when looking at them, but ultimately it doesn't matter to me. Also worthless, this keyboard displays F1-F12 on the side of the keys, and no labels are provided for them, leaving the original keyboard markings visible through the transparent cover. As for cleaning, I have not tried it and do not intend to do it unnecessarily and will update if necessary, but the ease of use and the quality of the material suggest that it will not be difficult. Very thin but persistent to the touch unless there is a hole or holes I can't see, sure of my purpose. The membrane is raised where the keys are, so spills not only don't hit the keyboard, but also have an increased path away from the keys. That means the palm rest and immediate areas of the keyboard are the most vulnerable points. So think about what else needs to be protected nearby. Can't recommend more.