CaseBuy Keyboard Skin Cover for Acer Chromebook Spin 11 311 CP311 C733 R11 C738T 511 512 513/Chromebook 314 514 CB314 CB514 /Chromebook Spin 713 CP713 R13 CB5-312T/Acer Chromebook 14 15 inch, Black

The cover fits snugly on the keyboard and doesn't fall off when flipping the screen around to use as a tablet. To test the fit, I held the Chromebook completely upside down and shook it fairly hard without the cover falling off. Definitely don't need to worry about it coming off during normal use or while manipulating the screen around.It's also been doing a good job of keeping dirt and junk from getting under or between the keys, which is important since often times I will lay the Chromebook keyboard-side down.The cover has a nice rubbery feel to it while I type. It was a little strange at first, but now that I'm used to it, it's nice.I got the black one, which doesn't look exactly like the photo, because the photo has a slight blue tinge to it. This cover has black keys with clear parts everywhere else. It looks great, and you probably wouldn't be able to tell it isn't part of the original device if you didn't know any better.UPDATE 7/8/2018:I have been using this product for a little over a year now, and at some point it stretched enough from regular use that it no longer grips to the keys when the Chrombook is flipped upside down.It hasn't torn or gotten scratched at all, however, and still looks just as good as it did the day I got it, but won't stay on the cbook while in tablet mode.

My chromebook is white. I think the picture has a black chromebook. In the picture, it looked to me like the keys were neon or glow in the dark or something. That made me a bit hesitant to order it. I didn't want to go blind because of key covers. I figured I would just send it back if I didn't like it. Well, I LOVE it! It's not neon at all. I ordered a green casing for my chromebook and this green key cover is the same green. So not bright and not neon. Also, because mine is white, I don't have that grey looking background that is in the picture. My daughter put the keyboard protector on for me in about 5 seconds, and had I not known that the keys didn't come in green, I wouldn't have known that there was a cover on the keys. It fits over the keys perfectly. Again, my chromebook is white so the clear part of the cover that is between the keys is barely visible. I just bought it because I love green and I just wanted my keys to match my case. However, an added bonus that I didn't realize when I ordered is that it will also protect against dust and stains. I'm a bit of a germophobe. I like that I can clean off this cover easily without stripping the letters off my keys and can keep my original board clean.I also kinda like the feel of the silicone. It has a nice grip to it.

I was wavering on buying this, because it's a bit unnecessary-- the chromebook has some pretty flat keys and doesn't seem like much could get under them, but I'm so glad I splurged on this. It looks SO COOL, and fits perfect-- it went on straight on the first try and hasn't moved since. It gives the keys the tiniest fraction of extra resistance, which I'm cool with, and it has a soft touch kind of like a lot of rubberized phone cases do, which again, I think is pretty awesome. I had only considered its utility for preventing crumbs/dust/etc but it honestly seems like it would be a great frontline protection against liquid spills too-- getting any amount of water in your keyboard is the number one way to irreparably mess up the computer, you can usually prevent damage if it gets anywhere else on the top body of a laptop. I feel it was a LITTLE expensive for what it is but it was worth it for the longterm, I think.

The keyboard cover fit on perfectly, and took little to no adjustment to get it to align properly over my keys.Although it aligns properly, the spacebar feels like there's a gap between the cover and the keycap, causing the key to not press. This could also just be an inherent flaw of the Chromebook's spacebar, causing the key to press but not the fully trigger the membrane underneath.The cover tapers off towards the bottom row, meaning your wrists won't be resting on a lip from the cover.I've yet to clean it, but just from having it for a few hours I can already tell that it's picking up a lot of crumbs and dust.The problem with it accumulating debris is that it's hard to pick off without taking the cover off and shaking it out.I've also yet to properly clean it, i.e. running water over it and letting it dry, although I believe it would be a breeze.TL;DR - Keycover is great and definitely worth it, although it'll take a bit to get used to, 4 stars.

Works great! Stays on without adhesive, protects from dust very well. I want one for every keyboard I have

The photos show a keyboard cover that is curved at the edges, which is what I'm looking for (I have a CP311) but I've ordered this twice and received 2 that are square around the edges (both in blue and in black).I don't know if maybe it's because my model isn't made anymore or what but it's dissappointing and now I have to return two keyboard covers.

I absolutely love the color on this keyboard cover! (I got the gradual mint green.) It fits the keys perfectly and slides on without any trouble. The texture is very pleasant (soft, but not slippery), and it will do a great job protecting the keyboard. The lid still closes just fine and the cover doesn't move around, even when opening and shutting the Chromebook.As several others have pointed out, this item is very thin. However, if it were any thicker, it just wouldn't work. The key sensitivity would be affected, the lid wouldn't seat right when the Chromebook is closed, it would add unnecessary bulk. I think the thinness is perfect, but will wear thin at some point for most users and need to be replaced. At this price point, I'm excited to replace it in 6-12 months and pick a different color, so I'm secretly hoping it wears out quick!

Its pretty good, it just doesnt stick well