HRH Korean Shortcut Silicone Keyboard Cover Skin for MacBook Old Air 13,Pro 13/15/17(with or w/Out Retina Display,2015 or Older Version)&for iMac Older USA(Not for MacBook 13 Air A1932)-AI

The keyboard is as advertised. My niece has a regular English keyboard and wanted something with Korean letters. The only downside is where the letters are located. English Keyboard has letters in the center whereas the Korean keyboard has it off to the corners since it has to label both English and Korean. This means that the backlit keyboard light will be covered which is not the cover's fault. Just consider that you are giving up the keyboard light for Korean font when using this cover. We were aware of this when purchasing and my niece preferred having the Korean letters over the backlit keyboard feature, and she also has a regular cover with English only which she can go back to if she wants the backlit feature.

First let me say that I don't view this as a permanent item for myself. I'm viewing it more as a study aid until I become more comfortable with the typing in Korean and not need it anymore.I wish the keyboard cover was a bit more opaque, but in the end it does exactly what I needed to do. The rose gold color was shimmery which I didn't expect and the shimmer/color is a little inconsistent, but it's fine for the price.A pleasant surprise was that it came with a bonus clear cover.I'm sure the rose gold color will begin to wear off fairly quick, so I'll probably only use the Hangul cover when I'm practicing my Korean and use the transparent one as my main cover.

I know this is advertised for an older MacBook Air but my daughter is taking Korean as her elective class this year and her teacher is asking the students to type in Korean using their Google chrome books. I didn't want to buy stickers for the keyboard since the device is not ours, the school was able to provide them to the students, but I still wanted to help her. I have an older MacBook Air with a silicone cover for my keyboard so I was able to double check if it was the right size. Fit is not perfect since its for a MacBook air but it was still good enough for what we need it for. The top row of the keyboard and silicone cover did not match at all but my daughter doesn't mind since she will only be using it during her class or homework. My daughter is happy and said it helped so I am happy with this purchase.

I hated it. It is one solid piece with no slack between the keys, it lays right on top as a tight fit. It was a great fit as far as layout good but It restricted the keys to the point that I couldn't type properly. I ended up removing it and just using stickers on the keys which I was trying to avoid, they come off after a while. I bought both encase I didn't like one or the cover didn't fit properly and I am glad I did! The stickers worked out better. I was a little sad cause I liked the idea of a cover which would protect the keyboard as well.The seller was very kind and wrote to me asking what they could do to help. Unfortunately, due to the style of the product, there wasn't much they could do but I greatly appreciate them reaching out to me to see what they could do for me and they even offered me a refund on this product.I would order from them again because of their customer service. Its been a few months and I hadn't noticed they had written to me but they kept attempting to contact me to try to make amends. That means a lot to me so I increase their stars from 1 to 3 for customer service which is 5 stars but the product, unfortunately, prevents me from giving them more stars.

I couldn’t believe I actually found a Totoro keyboard cover, and one with Korean characters to boot. Kind of a gem in my opinion. Anyhow, product came as advertised. And there’s a little clear spot on the caps lock button so you can see if the light is on or off (see pic). Just an FYI, I own a MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Mid 2014), for anyone wondering.Weirdly, the one I got was stuck to another keyboard cover, this one was just clear, no design. It must have been a mistake, but either way I guess I ended up with a second, free (albeit boring) keyboard cover. No complaints there. I’ve attached photos for reference.

so i had the kuzy korean keyboard for a couple years and the silicone eventually stretched out (as silicone does over time) so it was time to replace it. this was only $4.88 so i picked it up in the metallic silver. there is a strong odor from the keyboard cover and it feels "sticky", vinyl-y, and cheap to type on whereas the kuzy was very smooth. the "metallic silver" color may seem like a cool idea since the macbook is silver, but you can see the black keys with the white lettering through the silver color so it just looks weird. i mean, it does the job and the price is great so i can't NOT give it some stars, but i'll be buying the kuzy one again...

This came with two covers, I'm not sure why. One of them has the letters on them, the other is just a blank cover (maybe so you can write in your own keys??).It has the standard Korean keyboard on it, product exactly as advertised. I would definitely make sure you have the right keyboard layout, they have pictures on the product description for which one you need.

Poor manufacturing... keyboard symbols are upside down to the key imprint on back side. Ordered twice, returned first one and had ordered again... it was the same way. Called Amazon and only could get a credit and a referral for investigation. All I wanted was a keyboard cover with Korean...🤪

Came quickly. Works well. Perfect for my laptop so both me and my korean friends can use it!

It was just as I expected

Perfect. Just what I was looking for.