Hebrew Language Black Silicone Keyboard Skin for 2015 and Eariler Released MacBook Air 13, Pro 13 15 17 inch, US Layout - Not FIT A2179 A2337 13.3-inch MacBook Air with Touch ID

Perfect fit and is easily removable when not needed. It does not allow the backlight through.

Best known option available for the price!! Using it on a MacBook Pro.PROS:✅ Easy to install! All you do is place it on top of the keyboard. This is a much better option than manually placing stickers on each key.✅ Simple to switch between languages! When the Hebrew keyboard mode is activated, just press the CAPS LOCK button and you have an English keyboard again. It’s slightly faster than manually toggling back and forth between languages.✅ Easy to type! It’s not that big of a deal to get used to the skin being on there. Maybe a few minutes. It’s so much easier to type with this skin keyboard installed than to click around on a web-based keyboard or copy and pasting text.✅ Great for language learning! Much better than typing in the Hebrew mode blindly without any visual aids to determine which English key correlated to which Hebrew character. Works great inside Duolingo and Gmail!✅ Super price! This beats anything else I’ve used or seen for around $10. Fast shipping too.✅ Good quality! The quality of the product seems good and durable. I cannot comment on the durability over time yet but may update after using a while. Even if it only lasts a couple years, this is so affordable, it would be a no-brainer to purchase the same thing again. I’m confident this will last much longer than the stickers.CONS:⛔️ None that I can think of at the moment as far as the product itself goes!CONSIDERATIONS/TIPS:🤔 It seems the only way to strike a period at the end of the sentence when in Hebrew mode is by pressing shift + another key. Not a huge deal. And it’s not really a product issue but a keyboard mode issue.🤔 If you have a Mac and are expecting MS Word to cooperate with the Hebrew keyboard mode, be forewarned that you may have to do a workaround to get Word to cooperate. Supposedly only very recently MS started supporting right-to-left languages on a Mac. The easiest workaround we found was to set up a template doc in Google Docs and open it in Word every time you need it to be in Hebrew mode. Otherwise the enter button doesn’t really work within the program. If you have a PC, then there shouldn’t be an issue. This is of course nothing to do with the keyboard skin product but the software Microsoft makes.SUMMARY: Buy it! Very much worth the price!

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The keyboard too big for the board and you can’t do Touch ID with it