🔒 BronaGrand 2-Pack Clear Desktop PC Keyboard Protector Cover for Standard 104/107 Keys - Ultimate Keyboard Protection Skin Review

Fits very snugly on a standard 104 key keyboard, stays in place during use and still provides good key visibility. The only downside, which is likely to be minor for most users, is that in an environment with a lot of dust and particles, it quickly becomes encrusted and not easy to clean. Material feels slightly "tacky" - but doesn't when typing - dust clings to it and won't brush off even with hard exertion, and is also difficult to wash off (although in most cases it will wash off in the cold

Ordered for Logitech K120 home office keyboard. I've never ordered a protective keyboard case, so I have nothing to compare. I am personally very happy with this for the cost and effectiveness. This is for my keyboard at home and I tend to eat or there is various bits of debris around my desk and all too often I get dry solids on my keyboard. It covers all the keys well, doesn't quite fit perfectly, but still more than enough for me. It has a certain traction which I like. The bulges/bulges on…

Tired of stains and dirt on your keyboard from your kids? Well, that's not a solution. It doesn't fit on my Windows keyboard. Not even close. Of course, you could just put it on the keyboard, but it doesn't fit at all. The best solution would be to tear off a sheet of saran wrap to cover the keyboard.

I originally bought a keyboard and my wife's keyboard for work. Since then I've spilled a cup of coffee on my keyboard and killed it :-( I've now bought another pair to have on my new keyboard and protect it. There are separate "notches" on the lid for the The main part of the keyboard (alphanumeric), and the function keys and navigation/number pad share a large "cover", and even then there is no problem with double-clicking in these areas - the cover is flexible enough to avoid this However I…

This case covered my keyboard and fit perfectly. I usually eat at my table so having this lid to catch crumbs is great. I just take it off and shake it. Figuring out how to wear stew isn't difficult. There are separate slots for the main keys and a larger space covering number keys, function keys, and arrow keys. As long as I feel at home, I'm fine. The last one I bought lasted a few years before needing to be replaced. I think I use the ctrl key quite a bit since I wore a hole in it.

I like this concept but it's not big enough. Hangs slightly from one end of the keyboard and barely covers the other end. Protrudes slightly above the number pad. Not deep enough to sit fully, causing the edge to often catch and come loose. Maybe only for certain brands because it doesn't fit my keyboard. Can't return as I need to use it until a replacement is found.

This keyboard case is the absolute WORST. It's meant to fit a standard keyboard, but it doesn't. It's too big, it doesn't fit snugly around the keys. There were 2 pieces in the package, I thought there would be a lot in it. NO. Returned and item is non-refundable. Thank goodness they weren't that expensive. I do NOT recommend this product.

Ideally, you want the case to fit the keyboard model exactly so that you can always use the keyboard with the case on. Good luck finding! Alternatively, you can simply put a cover over the keyboard when not in use, which can be a bit problematic if you only want to use the keyboard to enter a few characters. BronaGrand is the golden mean between them. It should fit almost all keyboards, but it's very generic, and the entire row of function keys at the top, the number pad on the right, and the…