it fits pathetic on my mackbook air 2nd generation the clearguard is not even when it comes to the surface.the keys dont have perfect fit and sometimes sticks to my finger.overall i am not at all satisfied with the quality. (Posted on 9/11/11)

I got this keyboard protector for 2 weeks, and I like the feeling of the surface!
As some other people said it is a little jiggly, but it still fits ver well.
Nice product after all! (Posted on 8/27/11)

I just purchase this keyboard sheild last week, and place it on my brandnew macbook pro 13" 2011, and It was fit just right, though it was a little bit jiggly(about a tiny bit movement). It was too clear that My sister told me that I should buy a keyboard protector but when I show her that It already have a kb protector she was surprised, and really amazed how clear it is.
I like the feel of it, unlike silicon, it doesn't have grip but have a friction(plastic keyboard feel) which is nice.
though I have minor issue on it. I'm a touch typist, though my speed doesn't get affected but the edges annoys me a bit, because it have tendency to flip over a bit when I press the key that located on edge and corner of the keyboard. my hand does not press too hard or prolonged when I'm typing It just fly by. but for those who press hard on keys will be annoyed because of the flipping over on the edges. (Posted on 8/22/11)

I've only been using this product for a few weeks, but so far, the cons are not significant; what is significant is my peace of mind. Best product on the market. (Posted on 7/7/11)

By far the best of its kind. It is so thin, I don't even notice it is there. I bought the entire Moshi protection kit and applied everything the first day I got my MBP. The kit is amazing. I had the kit on for around a year when I had to have my laptop replaced due to a hardware issue. When I took everything off of the computer, the Apple genius bar tech was amazed by the fact that my MBP literally looked brand new. I highly recommend the keyboard clearguard, the screen cover, and the palm guard/track pad cover. These products last forever and are so unobtrusive that people can't even tell they are there.

The only complaint I have about the keyboard cover is that after a period of time, the gunk from your fingers becomes pretty visible and it looks a little dingy. The cover can be easily washed, but it doesn't look brand new again.

Also, I wish Moshi sold this cover in different colors!! (Posted on 5/12/11)

I bought this for my 15 inch unibody MacBook Pro. It was definitely worth the money. It takes a little while to get used to it but once you do it's fantastic. Now I can't type without it and my keyboard is impeccably clean. It is barely even noticeably on the keyboard, no one ever realizes it's there it. I'm even buying one for my Mom for Christmas for her MacBook. Highly recommended! (Posted on 12/2/10)

Finally i got it in malaysia. It's a world 1st class product. Not like others , worth for money. I will continues support Moshi. (Posted on 10/29/10)

It is a shame that the Macbook Pro keyboard wears out so quickly. It has been a mere three months since I bought my Apple and the keyboard already has that irreversible shine and slick to it.

When I heard about Moshi, I was excited because there were such overwhelmingly positive reviews of it. I had to try it. My keyboard was deteriorating and the plastic was only $25.

Now my experience with it: the Moshi is a pretty tight fit. I wish it was a little tighter, but it is still a good fit. The texture of the plastic is finely corrugated and feels of quality, but this sensation is greatly compromised when you actually press down a button because there is a noticeable air-gap between the plastic and the key. The Moshi can feel mushy if you are speed typist or have an aggressive attack. The plastic does not stick to the Macbook, which is both good and bad. On the plus, it makes for easy installation, removal and cleaning. On the minus, it allows the plastic to come off of the keys when you strike a key on the outside of your keyboard. It is especially bad with the arrow keys. You cannot function them without having the plastic's edge lift off.

Overall, the product feels almost there, but not quite. For $25, Moshi's product should be better. I wish I had experience with other protectors, but because I don't, I will probably be using this one until it fades from too much washing. (Posted on 8/16/10)

I bought the guard since I purchased my MBP and after using it for a while, i started to get annoyed and wanted to remove it. until one day i became very appreciated because my friend spilled half glass of soda on my MBP. the guard really did its job and my MBP was not damaged at all. (Posted on 7/27/10)

I dont even noticed the Clearguard when i'm on the computer. Its a very outstanding product a must buy for anyone that owns a Macbook. Its worth every penny trust me. This going to make your investment last longer for the time to come. I am a happy camper with this item :) (Posted on 6/25/10)

My first keyboard cover ever and it does not feel unnatural at all. It does tend to get hazy after some use but a simple wash and dish. Creates a sense of knowing your keys are covered and protected from dust and annoying little things that mess up your keyboard's look. (Posted on 5/20/10)

If you own a macbook laptop , u should buy one of these.

It is really useful,barely feels u have it on the keyboard. Worth your money guys!.
(Posted on 5/6/10)

Fits great, feels great, does what it supposed to do. Worth every penny! (Posted on 4/13/10)

Pros:
- Feels great, I prefer the slight sponginess the cover gives vs. the bare keys
- Nearly invisible (the backlit keyboard shines through perfectly)
- A near perfect fit
- Provides great protection against grease, grime, dust, and spills (although i have not tested the spills :p)

Cons:
- Gets cloudy as it gets dirty. Shows it is doing its job, I guess, but it does need to be washed with dish washing liquid and water every few weeks to keep it completely transparent. I made the mistake of washing it with soap and water the first time, which made the cloudiness worse. I later learned from their customer service that washing with hand soap indeed makes it worse and to use dish washing liquid instead, which worked perfectly.
- Seems kinda pricey for a thin sheet of rubber, but worth every penny! Nothing else on the market except that silicone stuff, you get what you pay for I guess =) (Posted on 1/14/10)

I have been using a silicone protector on my 15" Pro for about a year before I discovered Moshi, and am I glad I did! The ClearGuard is light and unobtrusive. Unlike the stiff and ill-fitting silicone protector, it is a pleasure typing with the ClearGuard. Highly Recommended!

(Posted on 1/14/10)

In addition to wanting to keep my new MacBook Pro spiffy, I live with four cats; not only do they shed but they track litter and whatever else sticks to their paws. A keyboard guard seemed a necessity (my Ti Book learned the hard way).
I happened across the ClearGuard while browsing the Apple Store site for keyboard protection and based on good reviews, I bit the bullet and am very glad I did. It's VERY thin, doesn't impede typing, and is almost undetectable. The only thing I'd correct is the fit on the function keys which is very slightly less than perfect--it's a bit too big at the very top. It's a minor thing but given that the ClearGuard isn't cheap, it should be perfect. Other than that, I'm very pleased. It has already protected my beautiful backlit keyboard--not to mention what's underneath--from debris and I have no doubt it will continue to do its job.
(Posted on 1/14/10)

As soon as I got the Clearguard I did a quick comparison with my existing silicone keyboard protector, the difference on tactile feedback is night and day, which is a huge plus. It is also much more transparent than my old silicone one. Wish I had bought this from day one. One minor drawback from switching to this protector is that its backside is not as sticky on the keyboard as the silicone one, but other than that, it's the best keyboard protector out there for the Macbook. (Posted on 1/13/10)