SopiGuardSkin for iPad Pro Magic Keyboard 12.9 (iPad Pro A2229) Precision Edge-to-Edge Vinyl Sticker Top, Keyboard, and Rear Panel (Leather Textured)

I was looking for something to make my 12.9 iPad Pro Magic Keyboard look a little snazzy, I came across these skins which has so many colors and textures. At first, I felt they were a little too pricey but after over a year of my keyboard being plain Jane, I was like, “Why not?” and I am so glad I did. I loveeeeee this skin! It was very easy to install, (the site directions were a bit confusing so I applied it like a screen protector) I aligned it with edges and let it lay lightly, if I messed up, I’d left it up and redo it. Once satisfied, I used my hands to smooth it out. Then as instructed, I used the blow dryer to adhere it. No bubbles, no imperfections and it feels good. Trackpad is also fully functional while covered.If you’re looking for change, GET THIS SKIN!I was not given/offered anything to do this review, I bought this myself but literally have no complaints. If that changes, I’ll definitely update this review.

This may sound stupid but I always have felt that the Magic Keyboard looked masculine. I love that this skin makes it look more my style. It was a little pricey but I love the way it looks! It was easy to install after watching the video on their website. With the option I chose, it does make it a little smoother in feel and grip but not so much that I feel like it would slip out of my hands. I am a huge Apple fan so the fact that the Apple logo comes through is very cool! It comes with a trackpad cover but I like the feel of the track pad better without it so I took it off. I also didn’t like the aesthetics of the trackpad cover. I think if I was going to purchase another one, it would be a textured skin but so far I really like this one. Maybe a little pricier than I’d like but glad I got it! Not so pricey that I would take away a star though.

I purchased (at full price) the textured leather version as I was looking for additional protection for my new iPad Pro 12.9 Magic Keyboard. This item met my needs perfectly as follows:1. Lightweight / No added bulk.2. Textured / additional grip.3. “Attractive” - While subjective, I didn’t want a cheap looking skin on my ~$2k iPad Pro + Magic Keyboard setup.4. Forgiving - this skin is ‘tacky’ + flexible, allowing you to move/shape it as needed prior to fully committing/pressing down on it during install. (Watch the vendor supplied video if you’re unsure/sketchy on the install).If you have similar needs, I think you will be happy with this purchase. Peace 😌✌🏼

As usability goes for some one who has yet to overcome the bad habit of resting his palms while typing, this product is well worth it. The faux vinyl leather stays cool which is really nice and it really does keep the smudging to a minimum.Aesthetics wise, the black leather looks quite good, but then again, I have a slight leather fetish, fake or not. Basically, it just looks really good and was quite painless to apply.The only downside is that apparently removing the skin i might be quite difficult i.e. once you choose a skin and apply, you have to live with it. Why that’s a downside is that SopiGuard has quite a few really nice skins and as mentioned beforehand, can’t easily be swapped out.

BUENA ADHESIÓN, SE VE DE MUY BUENA CALIDAD Y FÁCIL DE INSTALAR.

Please Do yourself a favor and stay away from this product.I bought this skin because at the time d-brand didn’t have one available for the magic keyboard. So I didn’t like the material of the magic keyboard so i got this skin thinking it was gonna protect it!O boy I regret it now, i took it off today and all the adhesive residue completely ruined my keyboard look ( d-brand skins never leave a mark of residue)And now i been struggling to remove the nasty adhesive with no success so farBig let down considering this skin is not cheap for over 20 dollars this is unacceptable.So all that people posting great things about it, wait till you remove this skin.Future buyers, buy at your own risk you guys been warned

So I bought this product 8 months ago and I decided to hold off on my review until the date I decided to remove the skin and replace it with another look. Here is my review after 8 months and its removal process:condition: after 8 months the skin still looks absolutely brand new. Because I use my ipad while cooking dinner, the case constantly gets dirty so I've been using alcohol wipes to clean the skin and had no issues cleaning off all the grime. Furthermore, the texture nor the color has diminished or faded for me. Also keep in mind that as a college student, i've been using this keyboard everyday throwing it in my backpack and having tons of palm sweat on the keyboard rest area.Looks: as you can see from my pictures if you want to go for a dbrand look but still want a palm rest cover which dbrand doesn't offer then this is your best bet. Looks and feels exactly the same as the dbrand skin (I have the skin on my razer blade 17).Ok so for the removal process: yes like reviews have said, it's incredibly difficult BUT not impossible if you have time and follow steps correctly. With any form of sticker that serves a permanent purpose you MUST heat the skin with a blowdryer prior to you removing the skin. Heat small sections at a time and peel the skin SLOWLY. Whenever you encounter any difficulty removing then stop and reheat the section. The process of removing the skin only took me around 1 hour but I did have to use alcohol wipes to get rid of the bond of some remaining glue residue.

Because it’s such a large piece it’s difficult to get on without messing it up and creating damage that causes it to be just about ugly. Kinda disappointed because the material and patterns are on point and then spent all that money and it’s not perfect looking on the device