🔒 Grifiti Chiton Fat 17 7x18 Neoprene Keyboard Sleeve - Secure Protection for 17 Inch 10key Mechanical and Standard Keyboards with Extra Pocket Review

I use mechanical keyboards because I have problems with my hands and because the keyboards themselves are so expensive I prefer the ones I have. every day at my house. This case fits my WASD V2 keyboard very well and the pocket is handy for storing the micro USB cable. One complaint I have about it is that in the two weeks I've had the case, my keyboard has worn away from the top corners of the part of the case that folds over to cover the keyboard. I only use this bag to transport my keyboard,

For my wired Apple keyboard with number pad (17 inch). pocket-sized, leaving enough room for a mouse, trackpad, and/or extra cables No zippers Just one flap covering both openings Material is similar to a wetsuit, and many mousepads are made out of it. provide some level of content protection.

Well done, but definitely not for me. I have Das Keyboard 4 Ultimate. Pros: - Very well done. The stitching is tight and the design looks great. Just a touch of stretch to squeeze things in (although I don't think squeezing mechanical keys is very smart). fits - Some keys get squeezed - No room for lanyard - This case is as useless as a fart in a space suit In fact I don't think it's fair to give a bad review because my keyboard doesn't fit (although the Das 4 is the thinnest in theirs Line). I

I purchased the hp v2 wireless elite keyboard which is a slim keyboard that is just over 17 inches long and 6 inches wide. This case is perfect for that, and the extra pocket is a good place to store a suitable wireless mouse. The padding is thick enough that I feel my keyboard is protected, but not too thick to feel overly bulky. The stitching seems strong and I expect it to last a long time. Ideal for protecting my keyboard during transport, backpacking, etc.

Fits my Filco Majestouch Convertible 2 Bluetooth Mechanical Keyboard for easy travelling, convenient because it is wireless. The end mostly closes, it's a bit tight but I'm happy with that. It's no frills, just how I wanted it, cheap (I've already spent $$ on a keyboard!), but it doesn't scratch, dent, or dust while it's in a car between my home and my office, and a few clients that I'm with. sometimes all day. I don't carry my cord in a pocket, but it might be hiding in a pocket (the pocket is

I wanted a protective case for my new Logitech K780 keyboard but Revain had cases with model names on them. After some searching and measuring I settled on the Grifiti Chiton 17 case. Received it today and it fits perfectly. The price of the case is acceptable, the keyboard fits tightly inside, but not too tight. Good work and great product!

Good, no hype. Good product. Made from neoprene, the stitches appear to be fairly well done (straight, no stray threads and multi-threaded where necessary) etc. If you have a Razer Ornata Chroma in particular, this product will match your keyboard perfectly. And as a plus, if you pack a wrist rest, it fits conveniently in an extra sleeve pocket. If you do the latter, the flap that closes the keyboard might not fully cover everything else. But it's better than having another large bag where…

FINALLY found a case big enough or long enough to fit my keyboard. It's made of a durable and soft material that you always want to wear and cuddle with lol. When I don't have a keyboard, I use it as a pillow on my desk or as a mouse pad at work. This is really a great article.

It does exactly what I wanted. The side mouse pocket doesn't work very well, but it fits well with a standard full-size keyboard. I ended up using an old tablet case I had for a mouse. They come in many sizes so make sure you choose the right one. A list of sizes can be found on the website. Searching for Revain won't show them all unless you're very specific.