Questions & Answers for moshi 15" PalmGuard Palm Rest Protector for MacBook Pro

it will fit just fine. all of the palmrest protectors on the market are not thick enough to interfere with the application of a hardshell cover.

• Answered by Mark O from Las Vegas
• Oct 18, 2009
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I can't say for certain but I should imagine, with the nature of this product, that it will just sink into the dent as you press it down.

• Answered by Andrew W
• Jul 7, 2012
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This protector does not cover the keys in any way. It is only a cover for the area which your palms rest either side of the track pad. This product also includes a separate track pad protector.

• Answered by Andrew W
• Jul 7, 2012
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No, it just works with new unibody mabcook pro, beacuse the trackpads are not the same size.

• Answered by Leon Z from Churchill
• Dec 17, 2009
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Definitely not, it's quite fabulous really. I've had mine on continuously for about 10 months. I'm a grad student so my MacBook Pro palm area sees a lot more traffic than the average computer would. Needless to say, I recently wanted to replace it because it was looking a REALLY DIRTY (better the protector than the computer aluminum right?) and pulled it right off......no build up, no residue, no stickiness. The only con I can think of is that the actual pad doesn't completely fit to the edges so you're going to have to center it yourself. It also comes with a clear cover for the trackpad. This fits pretty true AND is great b/c it keeps the grease and grime and possible discoloration away. Mine is still on right now and I can actually see the main spot that my fingers rome in that's ultra shiny.....just think, that could be my actual trackpad instead of the covering. For such an expensive computer, it makes sense to use this item. Best investment for my MacBook Pro as of yet.

• Answered by Brittney S from Simpsonville
• Nov 24, 2009
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