HowEver

You can't say they didn't tell you... don't use palm rest covers. (How about keyboard covers?)


MacBook Pro (Retina, Mid 2012): Do not use palm rest covers

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John Clay

Seems like common sense to me.

Those skins look absurd anyway.

Chimpur

With the case being aluminum, I don't see why anyone would need to protect the palm rest. I can understand painted plastics need protection...

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kloan

carry over from when those surfaces were painted instead of being one piece aluminum.. the older macbook pros would corrode from perspiration.

does the retina mbp not have the black rubber gasket? seems like a thin skin would still work, just not the simulated suede ones, etc.

MacDoc

Yeah - the aluminum finish on the unibodies is wonderful - even 3 year old original unibody MacBooks from a school clean up perfectly despite stickers covering them.

I've using mine naked and will stick with it tho I'm a bit uncertain how to clean the screen as it is an anti-glare so needs careful handling.

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