skoko Easy Install Version Skin Protector Matte Transparent Film Compatible with MacBook Pro 14 inch M4 /M3/M2/M1 2021-2024, Similar to TPU Screen Protector,Body Sticker Protective Film Cases

Like putting a glass cover on your phone. Not hard but need to take your time.

Great product . Good protection while keeping original look.

Regrettably, this is one of the most disappointing purchases I have made on Amazon. I was genuinely excited to apply this product to my computer; however, I encountered significant creasing that detracted from its appearance. Once applied, it gave my laptop a rather unclean look. Overall, I am thoroughly dissatisfied with this item. Unfortunately, I am unable to return it since I have already installed it on my device, but I would strongly advise against recommending this product to anyone.

Very nice product with exact fit for my MacBook!

This skin protector works well for keeping my MacBook safe. It fits nicely and doesn’t interfere with the look. Easy to put on, and it makes cleaning a breeze.

Easiest protection film installation I’ve ever experienced. Might see some streaks after install but they were gone with a day. Fit my 2024 MacBook Pro 14” well. Great product for the money!Some improvements would be if the film was slightly thicker for better protection, and would be nice if the kit included coverage of the side edges. That would be a lot more useful than coverage of the track pad, which I never install.

Very lightweight (important since the MacBook is a little heavy), with good coverage. You cannot even tell it’s there. Two pieces of advice - (1) watch the installation video (2) use the padded side of the pusher to even the surface (I accidentally used the hard side, resulting in a few streaks. This does not happen if you use the padded side)

First I want to say from the standpoint of packaging and items included to perform installation, 5 stars.Installation was not difficult. I ordered 2 kits, one for my 15” m2 macbook air, and one for my 14” macbook pro. Both kits included top/bottom and inner skins. I application technique I used was both dry and wet/soapy techniques, starting with my 15” macbook air. (I’m a fan of the wet technique and much much easier). Just have an absorbent towel as seen in the demo videos, works fine this way.I applied the outer front, and inner (wrists rests area) but decided not to apply the bottom skin piece. I had previously applied grippy abrasive tape strips (the 2” sandpaper like tape used on strairway steps to prevent slipping) along the bottom to prevent sliding off my lap, and after applicaiotn of the first two skin pieces, decided the skin material was not to my liking and not worth removing/reapplying the tape strips off the bottom. I also concluded at this point in the process that I would return the 2nd kit intended for my 14” macbook pro due to the material being too thin, too smooth and, yes, too “unnoticeable” (to my fingers).I need to add that I am from the catagory (probably in the minority) of device users who likes a grippy tactile surface. (think rubberized coating on levono thinkpads, rubber/silicon type iphone cases, etc.) Most cellphone case materials, outer skins, supposed “grip” products in general out there for all devices claim grip but are hard with a dry/slippery feel... to me.I did my best prior to purchasing to scour the reviews and online info to better understand the type of material these skins were made of. Pictures and comments can only tell you so much. I was hoping to find something simular to an older product I had used for iphones, ipads, and macbooks in the past made by a company that no longer exists (BestSkinsEver). A clear, thicker, skin that felt like super thick plastic wrap.. a little like those car window friction fit decals. Tough, durable, with a very slight stretchiness. So this review and outcome boils down to to the material not being what I had hoped for such as:1) a thicker skin that provided a different feel in terms of surface grip/friction. While not wanting a spongy feel, I was hoping the material had enough thickness (extra mm or two) that created a very slight, subtle “give" to it that increased the grip.2) a material that would change the feel of the macbooks smooth bare aluminum that translated onto more frictional drag when sliding your finger pads across it = better grip.I can’t comment on the degree of protection the skin will provide as of yet, being only a couple weeks on, but presume it will. That said, if your only goal is a product that offers some “protection" while simultaneously being as non-existent as possible (both visually and tactilely), then this product may be exactly what you’re looking for.However, if improving the surface feel and grip is important, a product that your fingers can feel/know is there, I would not recommend. In fact, you may feel a subtle reduction in grip with these skins.