When I take off the cover I have now the keyboard is very oily, probably from my finger oils. Does this happen to anyone else?
1371043
I just lifted mine up and the keyboard is not oily. Don't know what that would be from.
853067
I never had any problems. I LOVE this keyboard. I lost it during a move. Thank you for reminding me. I will buy another now.
1116772
It's not really an issue, the keys are a bit recessed and are deactivated when in tablet mode. Lenovo's case is designed to protect the kb in this situation as well if you are worried about it.
1782587
nope. They're basically stickers so once you put them off you have to peel them off, my sister attempted this with hers and it ripped instead of peeling off smoothly and left the keys sticky. I'd leave it on and if you want something else later get one of the rubber ones that just goes over the keyboard!
816816
I have had mine for a while and I have not noticed any warmth in the keyboard. The letters on the keys have not faded or come off. Have not noticed any of the keys sticking at all.All in all I love this keyboard and wish I had gotten it years ago.
599475
In time it will be pressured on pretty good. At first mine would be loose on the right side of the keyboard, but over time you'll get used to not to type with a lot of pressure and the cover will fit better and lock itself on the keys even more.
1383762
I googled your laptop and just by looking I can see that yours has a couple extra keys that this cover doesn't have.. (around the arrows, the page up keys aren't on the keyboard cover).. everything else looks like it would be perfect. If your not finicky about it looking perfect its worth the try.. also if u don't use those keys poo them right out :-) hope I helped
1056235
I turn mine off on keyboard when not using it. I am a newbie also . Sure like it.
478948
I haven't had that issue yet; however, I am finding out that I do not like the "touch" of the keyboard. Rather have my old large Microsoft ergonomic keyboard with the ten key attached, but it became too large for my keyboard tray. In fact the separate ten key pad has stopped working. It might require batteries but have not taken the time to find the battery compartment since I rather use the number keys on my keyboard. One other thing that has happened to me is my keyboard totally stopped working for awhile. Found out it could have been my USB port that went bad. Reinstalled in the software in another port and it is appears to be working fine now. Sorry if this isn't any help to you. I haven't had that issue yet; however, I am finding out that I do not like the "touch" of the keyboard. Rather have my old large Microsoft ergonomic keyboard with the ten key attached, but it became too large for my keyboard tray. In fact the separate ten key pad has stopped working. It might require batteries but have not taken the time to find the battery compartment since I rather use the number keys on my keyboard. One other thing that has happened to me is my keyboard totally stopped working for awhile. Found out it could have been my USB port that went bad. Reinstalled in... » Read More I haven't had that issue yet; however, I am finding out that I do not like the "touch" of the keyboard. Rather have my old large Microsoft ergonomic keyboard with the ten key attached, but it became too large for my keyboard tray. In fact the separate ten key pad has stopped working. It might require batteries but have not taken the time to find the battery compartment since I rather use the number keys on my keyboard. One other thing that has happened to me is my keyboard totally stopped working for awhile. Found out it could have been my USB port that went bad. Reinstalled in the software in another port and it is appears to be working fine now. Sorry if this isn't any help to you. « Show Less
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I was worried about that as well; but my experience is no it does not. The keys are so flat on the key board, I don't really even think they touch the screen when it's closed and if they do, it certainly isn't in a harmful way.Hope that helps!
1227740
To date, the keyboard has remained attached to the rest of the case. I take to work every day and it's exposed a great deal of use. I hope this helps.
1892730
I will suggest you to leave power off when you finish using the keyboard. But do not keep on and off too often during the short period otherwise the sensibility may be affected.
342581
Yes! I too have a keyboard protector and have had zero problems. I'm big on protecting such an expensive investment. At first, I thought I was going overboard but it all fits nicely together.
1337134
It does noticeably. Though I feel I should also mention that you might have to slightly adjust your typing/pressure to the feel of the cover a little anyway, as you might find it slightly awkward/foreign on first use (though I've never used a cover before so it might just be me!).
583246
I don't seem to have this problem. My keyboard works great and isn't squishy.
400478
I have not noticed that issue with my unit Hope this helps, had my keyboard about 3 months
45911
no, but my wife is the owner, she uses it quite often and no keyboard problems. Maybe you used them too much or are hard typers? good to know anyway. You should consider replacing the keyboard, it shouldnt be pricy.