I have a macbook 15 inch WITH OUT retina display and I also have a speck case on it, would I have hard time putting laptop in and out of the sleeve?
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I think it would be a rather tight fit with the case on it. I do not have a case on mine and have no problem but the fit is snug. Might not be the right sleeve for you.
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No, it wouldn't. This specific one is for the Retina. The Retina is thinner and the ports are different. I previously made the mistake and purchased one that was NOT for rMBP and it was too big. So, you may be able to "snap" it in with a rMBP Speck but, there will be extra stress on the retainer edges and you will not be able to access all your ports without taking the cover off.
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Should work. I have a macbook 15" and it has good breathing room. The sleeve is very soft and flexible so I don't think its a problem.
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I agree with the other response. The ipad alone is a very snug fit. You might force a case inside too, but think it would damage this sleeve
720113
Do you have the latest retina MBP? The thin one? If so, my brothers retina MBP fits in this case perfectly. A bit snug but if he were to use it the case to store his macbook then it would probably adjust to his MBP shape. The actual case he has for his macbook is the incase neoprene zipper sleeve for mbp. I use this one for my air. Hope i helped (:
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I agree with Ginger, I've had my case for over a month now and works fine. I have the MBP with retina 15" Late 2012 and the case took a little pressure to fit the screen and it eventually did snap on to all of the sides. My advice is to leave the case alone once it is on otherwise it will crack over time if you take it on and off frequently.
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My Speck works great on my mac book pro 15 w/ retina display. I bought the one that fits beautifully was what ever Amazon was using late March.
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My macbook pro retina 13 in. has a little bit of room when i put it in this case, and thats without a hard case. I would think that a macbook air with a hard case would fit fine and still have a bit of room.
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I think a hard shell might make the mac too thick - mine fits pretty snugly without one.
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It might be able to squeeze in. I have a MacBook Aie 13 in. I had a clear plastic cover on it and I had a heck of a time getting it in and out. I returned the case. The plastic cover probably made the difference but it still would have been a little snug for my taste.
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It's all going to come down to the width of the computer. A 15" MacBook Pro fits underneath just fine, but you might have to raise it up just a bit due to ports so that the connected cables can exit the side cleanly.
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The Terra 13" sleeve fits great(not to tight, not to loose), without any extra accessories on your mac, such as hard cases etc. With extra accessories it is very tight, but still fits.
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Yes, if the hardshell cover is like a Speck case, since the sleeve does also some flexibility being made of dense rubber foam.
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I don't have shell on mine but have room left over that looks like it would accommodate a shell. I have the macbook pro 13 in with retina display
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I have a 15" Macbook Pro and a 15" Twelve South case and it fits perfectly although a bit snug. There is no room for anything else. If you want a carrier with room for extras, this is not for you unless you want an additional carrier as well as this one.
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Yes, I have a Speck hard case on my late 2013 15" macbook pro and it fit's without any problems.
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It is a tight enough fit that it won't slip out. It takes a bit of effort to slide my macbook into the sleeve, which I like because I know its not going to slide around inside the case.