Speck Case/Techshell. But I have a problem.

[aaron.lee2006]

As some of you may know, I had a nice dent in my laptop which has now be "semi-repaired". I brought my laptop in for a repair for another problem and they ended up bending the metal a little bit to make it look nicer. I would like to purchase a techshell/speck case but I am still deciding wether or not it will still fit my laptop.

Pictures!

Please help everyone!

 

[Bobioden]

If the dent was pushed out, I think you would have a problem getting it to fit. But since it is pushed in, and it doesn't look that big, I think you will be fine. Are you close to an Apple Store? If so, go in and try one out.

 

[aaron.lee2006]

If the dent was pushed out, I think you would have a problem getting it to fit. But since it is pushed in, and it doesn't look that big, I think you will be fine. Are you close to an Apple Store? If so, go in and try one out.

Tried one at FutureShop and got suckered into buying it a reatil price

I fail, I know but actually needed it today!

Good news, it's sexy and it fits.

 

[alphaod]

If you're buying the Speck Case for protection, you won't get much; it'll probably scratch your computer.

 

[Bobioden]

If you're buying the Speck Case for protection, you won't get much; it'll probably scratch your computer.

This is what I have read about them also.

 

[anirban]

Yeah I am not a fan of the Speck hardshell case either.

 

[Bobioden]

I had the Incase Hardshell on my Macbook, and loved it, but I have read that the one for the MBP really hinders how far the screen will open.