Just ordered my new 13" MacBook Pro and wondering if I need a case and what do you guys use? Just not sure how durable or scratch proof aluminum is!
Thanks...
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+1Just skin it if your worried about scratches. Cases take away the from beauty of the device.
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You might get some scratches on the bottom over time, but who cares. As long as you don't throw it around and use a sleeve when it's in your bag, nothing's going to happen with it, and it looks a lot better as is.
Just ordered my new 13" MacBook Pro and wondering if I need a case and what do you guys use? Just not sure how durable or scratch proof aluminum is!
Thanks...
i used a spec see through case for about 6 months, but i felt it added to much to the thickness. (i know its only like .5 cm, but i didn't like it), once i got rid of the case, i never really got any scratches or anything.
I have a brenthaven backpack, its amazing and very very protective.
.5 cm is a hell of a thick case!! so your laptop was a full CENTIMETER thicker with it on?!? thats seriously ridiculous.
and if this post sounds sarcastic, it isn't
The aluminum is anodized, which means that the only thing that will scratch it is glass, metal, and ceramics. Mine has been naked for 4 years and just has scratches on the corners and a couple on the bottom.
I am considering a simple $20 sleeve for use when placing in my backpack's laptop compartment. I think this will suffice, as I am gentle with laptops when they are out, but I am not as gentle with my backpack. The backpack is lacking padding on the bottom.
Is there and advantage of buying an InCase laptop sleeve over a Case Logic (cheap) sleeve?
incase has a liner (faux fur) versus just the neoprene material.