Keyboard Cover

A keyboard cover slips over the keys of a laptop to shield them from dust, crumbs, and the wear that comes from daily typing. This shelf collects fitted covers made for Apple portables, grouped by chassis so buyers can match a cover to the exact model a customer carries.

Each cover follows the layout of its target machine, with key shapes and spacing aligned to the original deck. The wrist pad version adds a raised section along the front edge, while the plain version keeps a low profile for users who prefer an unobstructed palm rest. Material is thin and flexible enough to type through.

The range covers the iBook, the MacBook in both wrist pad and plain forms, and the PowerBook. Distributors stocking accessories for older Apple laptops will find the PowerBook and iBook fits useful for repair shops and schools keeping aging fleets in service. Retailers serving current MacBook owners can pair the two MacBook variants on the same display.

End users are typically students, writers, and field staff who eat or drink near their machines, plus owners of collectible Apple portables who want to preserve a clean keyboard. The cover lifts off for rinsing and settles back without adhesive, so switching between a protected deck and a bare one takes a moment.

Buyers should confirm the exact model fit before ordering, since covers are cut to specific chassis and do not interchange freely. Check that key legends remain readable through the material, that the wrist pad section sits flat when the lid closes, and that edges stay put during fast typing. Assort the mix toward the models your accounts actually service.