ProElife Keyboard Cover Skin for Apple Wired USB Keyboard with Numeric Keypad (A1243, NOT FIT Magic Keyboard) Ultra Thin Silicone Full Size Protector (Item Folded in Package) (Black)

It fits very nicely, has no defects, and looks like it should last a long time. Exactly what I was looking for. I am not a professional typist who uses all ten fingers but I am pecking away at my keyboard for a while on most days. The one this replaces was bought in 2014 and I have hopes that this one will last about as long. Even if it doesn't, it was less than 1/3 the price of the previous one so even 2 years would make it a good deal. I am completely satisfied for now and the clock is running.After a couple of months, I realize there are multiple definitions of clear. It has no color but the silicone is rather cloudy and, in less than optimal light, tends to increase the number of typos i have to correct (not a touch typist), because I hit y for t or e for r. I now take it off when there is nothing spillable on my desk.

This cover is PERFECT! Fits on my old Apple 10-key wired keyboard like a glove. I especially like the soft silicon which keeps keyboard tapping sounds quiet and fingers from slipping. Now my keyboard can stay clean and safe from spills and crumbs. 10 out of 10!

Two of these keyboard covers were purchased to cover the two Apple keyboards in our house; one in purple, because I really like purple, the other in black to make the keys of the keyboard black, because my wife doesn't 'like' white keys. (Who knew?)In addition, the covers are to provide protection for each keyboard; particularly mine, which for some unknown reason is subject to a lot of dust, grime, eraser gibbles and just plain old dirt. My wife's keyboard is subject to considerably less dirt, but is sometimes a near victim of spilled coffee.These covers have functioned well in all regards, fitting both keyboards w/ near perfection, except that my wife says her cover causes her fingers to "drag" as she types. I don't seem to have that difficulty, but I only use four fingers to type, while she uses all ten, counting thumbs. I suppose a good dusting w/ powder will solve the "dragging finger" dilemma. We'll see. Other than that one issue, these covers are great. I highly recommend the purple one.

This keyboard cover makes my older Apple keyboard look newer, as I’m using it to cover up major scratch marks. It fits nicely on the keyboard, and it doesn’t move or come up when I’m typing. The only thing that I noticed is a slight issue; the cover scratches easily, and leaves distinct gray marks that don’t come off. Everything else about this cover is definitely worth the price though.

It's exactly as pictured, unfortunately it didn't work for my keyboard and I'm so sad bc of it. I have 4 keys on either side of my spacebar and the keys at the beginning and end of of each row are a a little bit bigger, I didn't notice that in the picture bc I was focused on the very top row of rectangular keys.I wish I could find this same cover in pink to fit the keyboard I have. It's so pretty, it makes me want shell out the $$ for an apple keyboard. I wouldn't have had to buy a new keyboard if Apple had included a cover. I just bought a $25 keyboard and it did come with a cover.

DOWNGRADED TO 1 STAR – SEE UPDATE AT END OF ORIGINAL REVIEW:I have an old-style (non-magic) Apple extended keyboard, aluminum with white keys. It still works great, but a bunch of the letters had rubbed off, and the key surfaces were worn. I was looking at getting a new keyboard, but this was an inexpensive solution, with the bonus of protecting the keyboard from dust and spills.Fits perfectly. Has the raised touch markers on the F and J key, and even allows the caps-lock LED to illuminate (see photo). It comes folded, but it relaxes quickly. The back side is glossy silicone and very grippy, so if you clean your keyboard before placing this over it, it will lightly adhere.The top side is matte finish. Since it's silicone, the keys are no longer slick, and they grab my fingertips a bit – so that's taking some getting used to. But that's a really minor thing and the overlay does not effect the action of the keys at all.I have no idea if the key surfaces are "baked in" or if they will rub off with time. But it's so inexpensive, I'm actually considering buying another one to keep on hand as a backup.Highly recommend, especially if you don't feel like shelling out for a new keyboard.UPDATE:Well, it turns out the surfaces are not "baked in." It hasn't even been six weeks, and the surface of the keys is already wearing off. I could handle buying a replacement every year, but not two replacements every 3 months. Ridiculous. Why can't someone make a keyboard cover with molded-in color? Down to 1 star.

I have bought other keyboard covers in the past, this one is a superior product, automatically lays flat and stays in place. Other ones have needed to be taped down, and still didn't fit well. This new one also has a nice feel to the touch when using it. I would buy this one again in a heartbeat.

Does not perfectly fit/ align w/ the McNally wired USB keyboard (QKEYCOMBO mfg #) a simple fix of placing a piece of double-sided tape the area where there's no keys and slightly stretching the cover to better align with the keys. Although there are keys (f16 - f19 & caps lock indicator light) placement on the cover that don't match actual location on the keyboard, it's not a problem. I'll see how it wears in terms of rub off of the lettering on the cover once I began using it on a daily basis.