Keyboard Cover for HP 15.6 Laptop 15-dw 15-dy 15-ef 15-db/da/bs 15-bw/HP Envy x360 2-in-1 15.6 15-dy5033dx dy5073dx dy5399nr dy5599nr 15t-dw400/HP 17.3 Laptop 17-by/bs/ca 17-by4022wm by4025nr -Black

Wow.!!. I was a little skeptical on how it would fit & work. I'm amazed how easy it was to place. Once, I lined the bottom row it fell right into place ..... Looks great!!. I was struggling to see the letters & numbers before ....... excellent product!!

Love that this type of product exists! Why oh why did I buy a laptop on line with silver keys??? I am in my senior years, and have worn glasses for decades. Despite being a touch typist, there are times I definitely need to look at the keyboard. While the keys are backlit, that's only helpful in a dark room. It is so easy to lay this on the keyboard, it stays there, and the silicone doesn't feel weird. However, the power button on this cover (why don't they make that a color that stands out?) doesn't say power. At the top: "ins" - and then "prt sc" - beats me what that's supposed to mean! The top row is a bit tinyoff in fit, but not enough to complain. And visually, my laptop looks so much more attractive with black keys. I work at home on my laptop and have a bad tendency to sometimes be drinking a beverage or snacking. So it's great that this cover will protect it. It's reasonably priced, so I am going to buy a backup, since who knows how long it will look this great?

Fits perfectly and went on effortlessly. I thought I didn't want the color blue (it was the only option) but after I have used it, I like it better than the black I was hoping would be available. I needed something to make the letters/numbers/symbols on the keyboard to stand out and this does the trick. Works so well I ordered a 2nd one for my backup laptop.

Not a perfect fit or match despite supposedly being compatible. The top row of keys are way off in terms of what keys should match up. The rest of the keys are slightly unaligned but otherwise ok. For $6, I think it’s possible to adjust and get used to it, unless you’re the type where non-perfect alignment will bother you. On the bright side: it sticks fine, feels comfortable and the color is nice and vibrant.

I'm pretty much a touch-typist; I wasn't a great student, but I had a very capable, very patient teacher many years ago that hung in there with me while I learned on a Royal manual typewriter. One would think that visibility of keys on a laptop really wouldn't be an issue. However, that's not the case - the old manual typewriters had a QWERTY layout, but no "F" keys or numeric key pad. So when I have to hit "F3" or some such, the touch-typing stops and the "Where's that key?" begins.This particular HP laptop has a grey surface - and the keys are labeled in a slightly different shade of grey. There's no back-lighting on the model I have. Grey-on-grey was a poor decision by HP on an otherwise decent laptop.Rather than go with the individual "stick on" key stickers that are prominent on Amazon, I decided to give this keyboard cover a try.I wiped the laptop down with an alcohol pad (not included with the cover), allowed it to dry for a few minutes, then simply placed the cover over the keys, working from left to right and smoothing down the cover ever-so-slightly as I went along. Installation (once the keyboard was clean and dry) took less than a minute.You can see the difference in the "Before" and "After" photos.The keyboard does give a bit of added 'cushion' to the feel of the keyboard when typing, but nothing objectionable (to me; YMMV). There's no issue with the cover touching the laptop screen when the lid is closed, as far as I can determine.I like this cover very much; you'll want to read the caveats in the item description to see what laptops it won't fit and which ones it will.This is one of the happier purchases I've made recently, and you may want to consider getting one if your laptop looks anything like the "Before" photo.

Now I can see the keyboard, love it

Keyboard is unreadable. The applications in Microsoft Office keeps coming up with an error message to sign into Microsoft 365. My understanding was that I got Microsoft Office fully installed. I followed the provided directions to accept the Microsoft Office activation number provided. No number was provided, instead every time I open an Office application I get the error message to sign into Microsoft Office 365 to activate. Since I have no sign in number provided I just x out. I don’t know if eventually my Microsoft Office applications will be deleted. No instructions provided with the earbuds. I read that these computers have been modified and Microsoft does not support them.

It’s very cute and love the colour. It’s stick to my keyboard and fits perfectly. However it’s gets dirty due to the light colour so I have to keep cleaning it but it’s still brightens up my laptop.