Keyboard Cover for HP 15.6" Laptop, HP Pavilion 15.6, HP Laptop 15t 15z 17t 17z 15-fc 15-fd 15-eg 15-er 15-eh 17-cn 17-cp Seires 15-fc0099nr 15-fd0023dx 15-er1051cl 15t-eg300 17t-cn300 17z-cp200

It's a rubber type overlay that protects the keyboard from dust, spills and everyday wear. The material is thin so I dont have to apply more pressure to the keys when typing. It lays flat, does not shift or move, and can easily be removed and wiped off for occasional cleaning, which is also easy. I love the color, it looks nice, is durable, and the size is matched by your model number. I recommend to anyone for the office or home.

Super easy to install and easy to type with it. Very durable and well designed. Provides excellent protection. No issues with it moving around. Great value for the money.

I actually love love love this keyboard cover due to its quality. I purchased the black with white characters. It makes a HUGE difference to my typing speed. Before I was unable to see the light gray characters against the gray keyboard and my typing was slow. Now I can distinctly see each character at a distant. It also fits perfectly on my 17" laptop screen and does not shift while typing. The typing keys feel smooth against my fingers. I would definitely recommend this cover to any keyboard. You just have to make sure that you're buying one to fit you size keyboard. The price is also not bad. Very happy with this purchase.

This keyboard cover (I think it’s silicone) fits my keyboard perfectly. The color and design are really cute, and it adds a nice personal touch to my setup. One thing I really like is that it doesn’t slide around while I type. The bottom side is slightly sticky, which keeps it in place—but that also means it can collect dust and dirt pretty easily. Thankfully, it’s still easy to lift off and clean when needed. Overall, it’s a great way to protect your keyboard and add some style. Just be ready to wipe it down every so often.

Fits right on my 17” laptop! This is a lifesaver because I have a broken A key and H key(not the keys themselves, but the attaching hardware of the laptop itself), and the cover protects the keyboard while keeping the keys in place so they don’t jiggle loose or strike at odd angles. I can type at higher speeds again, and I greatly appreciate it for that fact alone. I went for clear, because I don’t like when the keys don’t match the labels at times.

If you find it difficult to see (super skinny, small) grey letters on silver grey keys on silver grey laptop, this is a great solution. No more just-right lighting in a just-right angle needed. Wish I found this sooner! It's a thin, lightweight cover, slightly molded to fit each key. I only had to place it over top of the keyboard, jiggle it a tad to get it to line up perfectly over every key. And it's so easy to pick it up off the keyboard and easily replace. It stays in place while I work away. It has some very miniscule waviness from being folded in package, but I expect that to flatten out - It does not affect performance. I have an HP cp model and it fits perfectly over every key. Hard to tell if the graphics are going to wear away with time - they are on top of the cover, not underneath. I'm thinking the most likely keys to show wear (middle letters/spacebar) will be easy to find from the letters around it that won't wear - if it gets to that. If it does the benefit to having the cover greatly outweighs the cost of replacement. Some reviews mention the different feel. Yeah, typing on a soft plastic (feels similar to silicone) is different than a slick-surfaced key. The cover muffles typing sounds, but pressing the keys is the same. What's different is my fingers don't slide over the covered keys as easily as they do over the uncovered keys, which have a slicker surface. It's especially noticable with the space bar. I'm a fast touch-typer, not hunt and peck, so it'll take some getting used to. I'd rather the slick surface, so my fingers can fly, but I prefer !even more! actually seeing the keys when I need to! (What was HP thinking when they designed the keys!?) Another few days and I don't think I'll much notice the difference in feel. I'm only sorry I didn't find this sooner. *Update* If I'm doing a lot of typing, I do remove the cover to avoid the drag-y feel. But it only takes seconds to replace for the majority of time when I need to see the keys. Definitely still better to have this cover than not. After a couple months, there is a worn clear spot on the black space bar where my thumb hits, but all the often-used keys are doing fine.

This keyboard cover is supposed to fit a 17.3 inch HP laptop. It did not. It was configured correctly for the keys, however it was about 2-3 inches short of covering the entire keyboard.

It is very smooth, and it works like a charm.