The new MacBook Pro Retina is specified as being 18mm thick, which is the same width as the slimmer insert, has anyone tried this to work?
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this base comes with two plastic inserts so you can vary the thickness of the computer you are using it with. I use it with a Mac Air in a leather case and it still fits perfectly in the wider plastic insert.
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If you mean the MBPr that was just announced, I am not sure. My 13" was purchased about 6 months ago and it fits "just right". It is just snug enough so there isn't any play (wobbling back and forth) but easy to remove and replace. Hope this helps.
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I've swapped out the inserts, and put in the slimmer one. Works great! Nicely cradled, secure, and stable. I'd highly recommend.To be clear, I've got a MBP retina, 15"; not the newest, but circa Nov. 2012.
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No, sorry. I just have the new MacBook Air laptop and use my mount with that.
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No. It does not fit precisely. Apple changed the key heights on the retina display MacBooks so the Moshi protector has an small air gap between it and the top of each key. You also have to trim all the edges of the protector so that it will lay flush. I use it on a Retina 15" but was really annoyed they list this for the Retina MBP when it clearly was not redesigned for it. I've gotten used to typing on it but the experience would be a lot better if it matched the key heights. This also results in key smudges appearing on the screen when you close the computer. I tested it on a regular MBP and it fits perfectly. No. It does not fit precisely. Apple changed the key heights on the retina display MacBooks so the Moshi protector has an small air gap between it and the top of each key. You also have to trim all the edges of the protector so that it will lay flush. I use it on a Retina 15" but was really annoyed they list this for the Retina MBP when it clearly was not redesigned for it. I've gotten used to typing on it but the experience would be a lot better if it matched the key heights. This also results in key smudges appearing on the screen when you close the computer. I tested it on a regular... » Read More No. It does not fit precisely. Apple changed the key heights on the retina display MacBooks so the Moshi protector has an small air gap between it and the top of each key. You also have to trim all the edges of the protector so that it will lay flush. I use it on a Retina 15" but was really annoyed they list this for the Retina MBP when it clearly was not redesigned for it. I've gotten used to typing on it but the experience would be a lot better if it matched the key heights. This also results in key smudges appearing on the screen when you close the computer. I tested it on a regular MBP and it fits perfectly. « Show Less
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I'm reading other responses and yes- The Speck seeThru Satin does fit the MacBook Pro with retina you just have to order the right size - 13 or 15 inch. The 13" fits my 13 inch laptop just fine.
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The 13 inch Retina MacBook Pro does fit in, I have not tried it with the non-retina model tho. Hope this helps.
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I use it for my 13" macbook pro w/ retina and it does have a little wiggle room. There is about 1" of wiggle room from top to bottom and 3/4" of wiggle rooms on the side. If you are looking for it to be perfectly snug then it may feel a little big but It has been great for me.
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The stand comes with inserts for both the older, thicker (non-retina) MBPs as well as the newer retina MBPs. I use it for my late 2013 retina MBP.
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My macbook pro 15 inch does not have retina display and it fits perfectly. I do not know if it fits the same for macbooks with retina display.
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The hard case won't fit though because the non retina is thicker. Everything else will I guess..
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I have a Mac book with retina display and it was way too big. Like a half inch all the east around so it never snapped in and didn't work so I returned it.
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I had the very same issue when I purchased this. The keyboard cover didn't even fit right. Apparently there is a difference between the 15" Mac and the 15" Mac with retina. I had NO clue about that. I ended up ordering a whole new cover which I actually like better.
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I bought the case for the 15" MacBook Pro Unibody 2010 model. I'm sure the new Pro Retina is thinner. Nonetheless, check the model number on your macbook and make sure it matches with the product.
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No not this one because retina display is thinner , but search for retina display model and you'll find it. Good luck !
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I have a 13 inch MacBook Pro and it fits fine. If you buy it on line, give the measurement of your laptop to the seller and give him the responsibility will it fit. I don't know anything about the Retina.
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Yes. If you have the regular MacBook Pro, then do not get the retina sleeves. The retina model is significantly thinner than the regular model and it won't fit!
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Nope. Just got the Case Logic case today and it is way too big for my 2014 13 inch Macbook Pro Retina. I can actually leave the packing foam inside, and it still fits (which is how I may use it until I come up with a better case). I should have listened to the comments.
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I have the latest retina MacBook Pro 13". This product is too big for it. It doesn't fit snugly.
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Mine came with different inserts to accommodate the Retina version or the prior generation