Hi, I see a few people using incase hardshell case for their macbook pros but i've also read about how dust gets in between the case and the laptop causing scratches? Does that sound like a good idea to purchase or I'll just be wasting my money?
Personally, I'd avoid them. I use an Incase Sleeve myself and have not had any issues. I'd had a Speck Candyshell on my iPhone, which caused marks even when it was a soft case inside. The MBP will be tough in that respect, however, it can still easily get scratched by the case if you don't clean it regularly (which could become a bit of a pain).
If you treat your MBP with care, it won't get scratched (that includes the bottom). However, if you're really concerned about scratches and damage, a case skin with a hard case is definitely the way to go. I'll let someone else give recommendations for that matter.
Hi, I see a few people using incase hardshell case for their macbook pros but i've also read about how dust gets in between the case and the laptop causing scratches? Does that sound like a good idea to purchase or I'll just be wasting my money?
I had the same debate with my computer when I got mine. I went back and forth and forth probably 8 times. I wanted to get a case to protect it then I read it can scratch the MBP. So I decided against it. Then I started thinking about it again then I was thinking I really like the look of the MBP. I take my MBP to class and take notes on it so I felt I needed a case for it. I settled for a Speck case that is clear. This way I can keep my computer protected in my backpack and I still get to see how great it looks