Is the keyboard spill proof, like to play games with a handy beverage?
73053
Removed the space bar and looked underneath the keys. There is not any sort of protective coating/layer underneath like you might find on a laptop for example. It does not appear to be, but the honest answer is I don't know.
948863
Yes, as long as you don't apply too much pressure on the keyboard so it doesn't break.
560351
I hear the keyboard is fine. It takes a bit of getting used to as there's no curvature to the keys, but they're supposed to be firm and easy to press. Personally I'd appreciate it just because the solid backing makes it harder to ruin your computer with a spilled drink, and the recessed tray means your display doesn't rub against the keys when closed.
689685
Yes it is, the keyboard is detachable, via magnetic contacts. When not using it it folds back nicely. Ill be honest though I got more frustration than actual use from it. Great idea, maybe just needs to be refined a bit technologically. It woukd skip letters sometimes and it became annoying.
1869035
yes. The keyboard is actually built into the bottom of the case...it is really cool!! :)
2188606
Yes it is. You can pop the hinge out of the keyboard which will get separated.
1025224
nope. The case is pressed in around it. If the outer case is destroyed to get to the keyboard, I'm pretty sure it is exposed plastic parts mounted on some form of circuit card (but that's just a guess as I try to look in with a flashlight.
423112
It is a little different but after spilling a drink on my keyboard and having to have it replaced I would say it's not so weird that it would prevent me from using it. You can easily remove it when you are being safe and then put it back on when you are using your computer in hi risk situations.
359289
I do not believe it is THAT spill proof. I wouldn't put any liquids in it unless the liquid was in a container of its own
1622047
Yes, it protects it very well. I find the keyboard quite useful, mainly because I never have been able to get used to the onscreen the keyboard. The keys are definitely bigger, and I can type much faster with fewer errors.
689684
It is. I use the keyboard only about half the time. It folds behind easily with the keyboard still attached, or unattached.
143665
It doesnt do well with liquids. I have heard of a keyboard that does, but this would not be what your looking for.
644527
Very firmly. I use it in my lap frequently and that was impossible with my old keyboard too. I've had mine for 3 months so far and couldn't be happier!
1994794
Yes..its a case with a keyboard that slides out. I bought it for my son who used it for a bit then stopped.
820267
I would not recommend the cover for competitive gaming. I played Starcraft 2 with the cover. Although I can get away with basic commands, it is very clunky and I got owned bad. I recommend external keyboard for any gaming.
1141532
I've never had any that didn't involve me having spilled drinks into the keyboard. You might want to disassemble it and clean, or if it started when new, it could be a quirk of typing style. I've owned three of these with no issues with key function.
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I love mine. it has the little nubs so I can find the home row. It takes minimal getting used to (pardon my grammar). In the past I worried about the bacteria on my keyboards, spilled coffee on them, and the key markings wore down. i can take this thing to the sink, put some cleaner on it and scrub it; let it dry and put it back on the computer. Sometimes I get a little rise or feel a tiny bump and I think my keystrokes are infinitesimally slower, but I love this thing, and it is worth it.