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poozer115

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Well two days ago I purchased a Rev. A refurbished MBP. It's the 2.4 ghz model. I'm planning on also purchasing a Protech matte screen protector. is this a good model, or is there a better matte screen protector out there?
Also I've read about how easily the new MB and MBP keys wear. Is it worthwhile to buy a silicon keyboard protector, or can you replace worn keys by yourself cheaply? Thanks =D!
 
I like my iSkin Pro Touch. It does however require pushing on the keys a tad harder, but it also silences the banging effect, which is something I like to do a lot.

But seriously, there is a sticky for this purpose. (Shakes head)
 
Do not buy a skin. Your Mac breaths through its keyboard so preventing it thus you're simply storing up future problems.
 
Do not buy a skin. Your Mac breaths through its keyboard so preventing it thus you're simply storing up future problems.

I ran test on my old MacBook Pro before doing this for that exact purpose. It was 1 degree hotter. Which could have easily been caused by the temperature in my house and the amount of light it was getting.

Water down the keyboard is infinitely times worse then air up the keyboard.
 
Do not buy a skin. Your Mac breaths through its keyboard so preventing it thus you're simply storing up future problems.
Ok thanks for the tip :eek:. So I guess it's no skin for me. Is it relatively cheap/easy to replace a worn keyboard though?
 
Ok thanks for the tip :eek:. So I guess it's no skin for me. Is it relatively cheap/easy to replace a worn keyboard though?
Dude, you just bought your mac 2 days ago. Use it like it was intended and stop worrying about these things. :)

And rumor has it that the keyboard works fine even if the keys get shiny.
 
Dude, you just bought your mac 2 days ago. Use it like it was intended and stop worrying about these things. :)

And rumor has it that the keyboard works fine even if the keys get shiny.

I'd say the same!
Be happy! It was made to be used, not to make your personal barbie doll!
:)
 
Do not buy a skin. Your Mac breaths through its keyboard so preventing it thus you're simply storing up future problems.

I have a skin because my two dogs shed like no other. The amount of hair that accumulates underneath keys is stunning.

I'll take one degree hotter for no hair/crumbs/spills to seep into my unibody. Cheap insurance.
 
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