[2PCS] Trackpad Protector Skin for 2021 2020 MacBook Air 13 Inch A2337 M1 A2179 A1932 Touch Pad Cover Skin Anti-Scratch Anti-Water for MacBook Air 13 Inch A2337 A2179 A1932 Touch ID Accessories, Clear

Sorry about write a review to late, but this is good item and we are using it for 3years

Have been using this for more than 2 years with no problem.

Good, love it been having it for years seems clean because I clean it but sticks well

To begin, Im NOT a paid reviewer of any kind. Just a regular dude trying to be helpful as I rely on reviews alot myself.While i did get a bunch of air bubbles in mine, it works perfectly and I've had it on my Macbook Pro 14" trackpad for a couple years now and going strong!Solid value, feel is natural, and goes on rather clear and transparent. I do recomment.

Everything is 5 stars for this protector except installation. Someone in a prior review published the numbered instructions below which I followed - Thank you!I'd add to APPLICATION #2: as follows: "It's not enough to **get started** w/ a perfect fit on the left side & upper top." I recommend you do this AND make sure the trajectory of the protective film aligns w/ the top of the track pad cut out before you commit. If you don't have perfect alignment at start, the film will ever so gradually end with it overlapping the trackpad.The attached pic illustrates my first try & what happens at the end of the install if alignment isn't perfect at start (look under the Option Key). Good luck!PREPERATION:1. Clean the track pad w/ glass cleaner before you clean with the alcohol pad.2. Clean the track pad w/ the provided alcohol pad next. Place the alcohol pad back in the sleeve in case your 1st try doesn't work out.3. Dry the alcohol fluid w/ a cloth suitable to clean expensive eye glasses.4. If you have a magnifying glass / glasses look @ the surface. The cloth in step 2 above should remove all wetness, dust & other unwanted micro debries.APPLICATION:1. It's critically important to understand this protector is cut to fit the trackpad EXACTLY. Hence #2 below...2. Make SURE you start w/ a perfect fit on the left side & upper top, applying the film left to right (IMO this is way easier than applying top to bottom).3. Adhere the film & remove bubbles as you apply the film while releasing the #1 labeled protector - slowly. This means - see #4 below...4. Applying the film on the left side of the trackpad while pulling the #1 labeled protector to the right is a little awkward. Remove the #1 protector slowly to tackle the job a little bit a time.5.Upon completion, use the included cardboard piece to remove bubbles. Return to the invaluable eye glass cloth and use w/ firm pressure from your finger tips to remove bubbles / pockets. IMO the cloth works better than the cardboard & doesn't scratch the protectors or the film.6.Almost done. Don't remove the #2 protector. Let it set over night. The next day - reinspect for unwanted streaks, bubbles or poor adhesion.7.Finally, remove the #2 protector and use the eye glass cloth once again to insure you have great film adhesion / no future bubbles. The cloth won't scratch the film (Don't use the cardboard).

Ok

It seems durable. It’s matte (which I hated). Adhesive strength was fine. I liked the instructions it came with. Good advice. It’s the best way to apply things like this. I liked that it came with all the right tools. An applicator, dust sticker & alcohol wipe. The application went well. What ruined the entire experience was that after I removed the second label to complete the application; it seems that the label itself had imprinted on top of the touchpad protector. That’s what all the “imperfections” are in the final picture I included. It looks like it’s foggy and un-sticking / coming off in the corner (which it’s not, it’s literally just stained so it looks like that). Before I removed the second label (I included that picture as well), it had no bubbles or defects but you could tell that it looked “foggy”. As if there was an overcast on the protector. I figured that was just because it was mattified but once I removed the second label, it showed all the imperfections. It looks terrible. I don’t recommend this cover. I paid $10 for this and I’m pretty annoyed, quite frankly.

I like the protector very easy instal for me. I have been installing my screen protectors for year. the Only thing I don't like is that the protector has a matte finish a bit textured similar to a low grit sand paper and I am sometimes sensitive to some texture. I don't like that if you don't want the texture don't take off the protector film. the protector filter on the matteish tracked protector is smooth, I do not know how it will wear with time tho. Just being completely hones, still it does it job protect the trac pad, easy install if and the protector is flexible I thought it would de more rigid