SopiGuardSkin for iPad Pro Magic Keyboard 12.9 (iPad Pro A2229) Precision Edge-to-Edge Vinyl Sticker Top, Keyboard, and Rear Panel (3M Flip Deep Space)

Please Do yourself a favor and stay away from this product.I bought this skin because at the time d-brand didn’t have one available for the magic keyboard. So I didn’t like the material of the magic keyboard so i got this skin thinking it was gonna protect it!O boy I regret it now, i took it off today and all the adhesive residue completely ruined my keyboard look ( d-brand skins never leave a mark of residue)And now i been struggling to remove the nasty adhesive with no success so farBig let down considering this skin is not cheap for over 20 dollars this is unacceptable.So all that people posting great things about it, wait till you remove this skin.Future buyers, buy at your own risk you guys been warned

This skin does exactly what they say it will and there is nothing wrong with the product at all—- just heed the warning that’s in the description. I wish I had.... BE VERY SURE YOU WANT THIS SKIN ON YOUR DEVICE. It is impossible to remove easily or quickly and if you regret covering your $300+ case you will most likely be left with it covered in sticky residue. So if you are desperately searching for a way to remove, this is how I was successful, (be aware it took me near 3 hrs): (1) Be sure to remove your iPad before you begin, then (2) use a hair dryer and heat a small portion of the skin at a time, following by slowly pulling it back (don't over heat or it will make the skin brittle and it won't pull off without breaking) the slower you go the great success in removing without leaving the residue. Once you have removed the skin, (3) work on one side at a time to remove the residue. Take about 3 layers of paper towels to lay overtop the side of the case you are focusing on - then pour lens cleaner/alcohol or similar over the paper towels to fully and heavily soak them (I used an entire full size bottle). Let this sit on top of the case at least 5 min before using the paper towels to scrub off the residue underneath (again a small portion at a time). This will take time and patience to do and be careful not the soak the inside of your case. I also had to (4) wash/scrub down each side with paper towels soaked in hot water and a gentle soap. However, I was eventually successful. The cover does feel a little different but it doesn't seem like any real damage has been done.

I purchased the magic keyboard skin and it never got delivered so I ended up ordering the one for my ipad pencil, and magic keyboard directly from their site. Install was super easy. My tip to you is if you get an air bubble rub it out with your fingers very lightly and you won't have any issues, if you use a lot of pressure the skin will crease and look horrible. I wanted to leave a review and a picture because I couldn't find any really for the colorshift skins. I ordered 3 different colors shift ones. Rushing riptide for my magic keyboard, oracle lavender/blue for my ipad and Avery lightning for my pencil. Avery lightning and rushing riptide look very similar in most lights but the lightning one is a tad darker and doesn't reflect a lot of green like I had hoped. The other colors are awesome and I love them. I've only had them on for a day so I am not sure how they will hold up. Seems like a quality product tho.

So I bought this product 8 months ago and I decided to hold off on my review until the date I decided to remove the skin and replace it with another look. Here is my review after 8 months and its removal process:condition: after 8 months the skin still looks absolutely brand new. Because I use my ipad while cooking dinner, the case constantly gets dirty so I've been using alcohol wipes to clean the skin and had no issues cleaning off all the grime. Furthermore, the texture nor the color has diminished or faded for me. Also keep in mind that as a college student, i've been using this keyboard everyday throwing it in my backpack and having tons of palm sweat on the keyboard rest area.Looks: as you can see from my pictures if you want to go for a dbrand look but still want a palm rest cover which dbrand doesn't offer then this is your best bet. Looks and feels exactly the same as the dbrand skin (I have the skin on my razer blade 17).Ok so for the removal process: yes like reviews have said, it's incredibly difficult BUT not impossible if you have time and follow steps correctly. With any form of sticker that serves a permanent purpose you MUST heat the skin with a blowdryer prior to you removing the skin. Heat small sections at a time and peel the skin SLOWLY. Whenever you encounter any difficulty removing then stop and reheat the section. The process of removing the skin only took me around 1 hour but I did have to use alcohol wipes to get rid of the bond of some remaining glue residue.

So the skin looks nice. Good quality. Will probably last a long time. The problem is SopiGuard (and everyone else) makes these skins "perfectly" for your device... but I'm not perfect. You go to put one on and, inevitably, it's off just a little. So before you go too far you peel it back up and adjust it. But peeling it back up stretches it just a little bit. Do this a couple of times and now your "perfect" fit is too big and hangs over the edge.Maybe this is no big deal on a smaller device but I got it for my ipad pro and magic keyboard. Both ended up with small bubbles underneath and some overhang. It's my first time. Maybe my next time it will go smoother but at these prices I regret my purchase.

Application is easy. And I like the textured skin.