In comparison, silicone covers tend to have simple artworks, washed out colors, with one default letters color and font, without any customization. What's more, you'll get them made exactly for your keyboard shape. You can get them with colorful artwork, custom fonts, and colors, bilingual, with keyboard shortcuts. Keyboard stickers can be personalized to the extreme It may be super rough change if you're used to your keyboard shape. Your enter key can suddenly change the shape from rectangular or 7-shaped to almost-triangular without a legitimate reason.

It happens because manufacturers of these covers made the production cost more economical and put more than one keyboard layout into one product. Sometimes silicone covers change how the keys are shaped and placed. Many people report they have to use much more force to type with silicone cover on. Silicone cover makes an unnatural layer that changes the feel of typing (you feel a soft gel surface instead of hard key), and decreases typing speed and tactile feedback. Typing will be still an easy job for your fingers, as you won't have to change pressure on the keys. Keyboard stickers just stick to the key without changing its shape, hardness or range of movement.

This is crucial for writers and anyone heavily relying on a typing speed and accuracy. Typing is waaay better with keyboard stickers Want more legible letters? Or better protection against liquids and simple scratches? Or maybe you just got a new laptop with a totally different language layout than you're used to? Be my guest and let me show you all pros and cons of having keyboard stickers and silicone covers. Keyboard stickers or silicone covers? That is the question! No matter if you just got your brand new 2018 MacBook Pro or want to upgrade the unbreakable Lenovo Think Pad, we’ve been there.

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