🖤 Ultra Thin Silicone Protective Skin for Logitech K380 Bluetooth Multi-Device Keyboard - Black Review

To be honest when I was looking for a K380 keyboard cover I was hoping to find a Ghost cover because I have one for my Macbook and am happy with it. But I've always wanted to try the silicone keyboard cover, and there weren't any other options for the K380 anyway. Well, what can I say, it does its job, but even after a few months I still haven't gotten used to thick silicone. The slightly sticky feel of the silicone prevents me from typing lightly. It also attracts dust and is difficult to…

Pros: 1) Once installed on the keyboard, it holds up surprisingly well, I think just because of the material and the molded fit to the keys. 2) Looks decent and the material feels nice and isn't as harsh as other keyboard protectors I've had in the past. 3) Excellent customer service, I had torn a hole and some of the materials got a little dirty and slightly deformed. four months later (see photo above, one is old, the other is a replacement) but I sent them a message via Revain asking for a…

I haven't had time to open this product yet, but after just ten minutes of use I'm already thinking of returning it. I love the idea of keeping the keyboard free of crumbs, dirt, and grime, but if I can't type properly and at my normal speed, it's not worth the trouble for me. TPU, not silicone. TPU is like a hybrid of silicone and polycarbonate. TPU stands for thermoplastic polyurethane. Therefore, the seller should not make any false claims. I wanted a TPU keyboard case, not silicone. What I…

Printed with Cover: The TPU case has been folded and wrinkled constantly since the box was opened. However, I put the cover on and do a little typing to see if it's worth replacing or just getting a refund. It's quite odd/soft and feels more like silicone than plastic, has a big impact on speed. I'd rather just eat and risk replacing the entire keyboard. In short: the case costs less than $1; Solid gains for MasiBloom, but not mine