🖥️ Lapogy Ultra Thin Silicone Keyboard Cover Skin for Logitech MK550 and K350, MK550 and MK570 Accessories in Mint Color - Improves SEO Review

I like this for my keyboard. I find the rubber makes typing a little more comfortable. I don't particularly maintain the keyboard, so I don't have to worry about letters rubbing off, crumbs or liquid getting into the keys.

Apart from the cat scratching the case, we found this colorful case/cover very useful. It protected against 2 splashes (1 because of a cat) and also prevented hair from getting into the keyboard. It matched the Logitech keyboard perfectly. The skin layer actually made typing easier for us. The temptation to buy a few more than backups!

Two reasons I bought this item. First: to protect the inscriptions on the keys. For some reason, Logitech hasn't found an ink or color that would stand up to heavy use of the keys on the home row, especially S, A, and L for others. Second: so that no dust gets into the rows of keys. I'm always amazed when I see the dust that comes out when I clean my keyboard with compressed air. Note, however, that when I'm typing blindly, I often grab the left side of the lid with my hand and it lifts off.…

cover has been used for about 2 months. The case fits perfectly on the K350 keyboard without any problems. Doesn't cover the palm rest; only the entire key area. Printing on the cover takes some getting used to, but not difficult. This helps reduce the noise of the K350's keys. It keeps all crumbs and dust away from the keyboard. At the moment the accompanying letters/numbers don't seem to get deleted. Good quality material. The case leaves a film on the keys themselves - this can be cleaned…

This is a near-perfect keyboard case. BUT the letters start to wear out pretty quickly from the most used keys (man with short nails). Although I found a solution that required a different keyboard cover (put clear tape over these keys beforehand), this shouldn't have happened. It seems like a simple process to me to spray silicone with a protective layer during manufacture to keep the letters from wearing out.