Is it suitable for Spanish MacBook keyboards? My Enter case looks pretty different from the picture above and I think it wouldn't fit. Thank you.
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I bought cover like this last year, looks good and fits perfectly , I'm happy.
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Not sure about MacBook Pro. Mine is a MacBook Air and the function keys don't match. I ended up giving this keyboard cover away to someone else because it caused so many type-o's! Kind of tough to get accustomed to pushing the keys harder than normal.
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The product description says it "Perfectly fits for for newest 13" 15" RETINA MacBook Pro Aluminum Unibody A1425 and A1502" However, my Mac is the 2012 Macbook Pro and it fits perfectly. Here are the product dimensions "Product Dimensions: 11 x 4.2 x 0.2 inches ; 0.5 ounces" try measuring your Mac's keyboard and if it's 11 x 4.2, it'll probably fit! Good luck (:
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Faisal: I don't precisely understand your question, but I can tell you that I have the same computer (11" macbook air) and my keyboard cover fits like a glove and looks exactly like the picture. I also didn't think it matched my keyboard from the image, but I trusted Amazon's amazing return policy and went for it. I was not disappointed (by the product). I'm pretty sure all macbook airs have the same mass produced keyboard, so you should be similarly delighted.
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I'm not sure if this will help - I have a 15" Macbook Pro and it fits mine (and I know that 13, 15 and 17" Macbook pros have the same size keyboard), but I don't know if there's a difference between a macbook and macbook pro.
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I'm pretty sure the keyboard size on all the Mac books are similar. It's in the description. Good luck, the cover is a big help.
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I'd call an Apple store and/or check Everymac.com's exhaustive listings comparing Apple products including the 13" Macbook Pro line to determine if any changes have been made to the keyboard. And/or email KB and ask them. FWIW it fits my mid-2013 13" Retina. And unlike our fellow purchaser, I don't think this cover is junk; it hugs tight to the keyboard and I can type quite easily with it.
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Not the ones I bought. I have a 15" Macbook Pro without Retina, and it has a standard-size keyboard. They fit almost perfectly. The only occasional annoyance is that the cover doesn't always line up with the keys "perfectly." Other people have mentioned it in the reviews. I don't find it so annoying...maybe once or twice a week it recognizes the wrong key when I type or something. No biggie...
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Harold, I personally do not use Mac...However, I found this review on the logitech illuminated ultrathin keyboard....maybe this will help :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZtVMArRfZc
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If I am not mistaking I think all MacBook keyboards are the same width even though the screen size is wider, so it should fit the keyboard. Just to be on the safe side go Apple's website to check the dimensions of the laptop. I hope this helps you.
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It's just a thin, clear cover. As long as the actual keys are in the same place, it will fit. Doesn't matter what/where the letters are.
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That's covered in the product description "Compatible with: 13-Inch MacBook (US Keyboard) 13-Inch MacBook Air (US Keyboard) 13-Inch aluminum unibody MacBook (US Keyboard) 13-Inch aluminum unibody MacBook Pro (US Keyboard) 15-Inch aluminum unibody MacBook Pro (US Keyboard) 17-Inch aluminum unibody MacBook Pro (US Keyboard)"
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Language can be set on the mac to any language upon installation, including Spanish. With regards the keyboard, I am assuming that if you purchase your macbook in the US it will come with the standard English keyboard. However, if you do decide to buy your mac in the US you have 2 options-- you can either get your new mac serviced and have the keyboard changed to Spanish, which will cost around $150 to do or you can buy a Spanish keyboard cover that goes over the regular keyboard. They cost around $19 on Newegg.
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Ummm, it will be tight fit. I recommend using a standard sized keyboard. Not the ones with the big palm rests and macro controls.
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No. This is custom molded to the Mac keyboard. Best to go to the company website to see if they have other versions that would fit on your particular keyboard.
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You can even set the qwerty keyboard to a spanish keyboard. Look into maemo.org 's forum. I have seen the topic there before on how to handle the languages, and I think with the language packs it shouldn't be a prob. The forum should answer any possible question you might have, the maemo/meego guys/gals are great at quick responses if you can't find what you're lookin for.
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Nope, the keyboard is set up for standard American English (does not contain á é í ó ñ ú ü ¿ ¡ €). Alt codes can be used to get those letters (like the ones at this website: http://symbolcodes.tlt.psu.edu/bylanguage/spanish.html) but it can be frustrating and time consuming to type in Spanish like that.