IBENZER Compatible with MacBook Air 11 Inch Case Model A1370 A1465, Soft Touch Plastic Hard Shell Case Bundle with Keyboard Cover for Mac Air 11, Black, A11BK+1 F

Love the green and so do my students! Was easy to put on and protects my computer nicely. Not slick so makes carrying easy.

This black MacBook Air cover and keyboard cover are absolutely worth it! The fit is perfect, and installation was smooth without any major issues. The sleek black design gives my MacBook a stylish look while providing excellent protection.I strongly recommend using covers like this to keep your MacBook looking brand new. Once you remove the cover, your device will still look pristine. For the price and quality, this product is a total win—100% satisfied! If you want to protect your MacBook without breaking the bank, this is the way to go.note my Macbook air is from 2014

The case was so easy to install and the perfect color I wanted. I thought there was a way bigger process on installing the keyboard cover, but all you had to do was lay it over the real keyboard and you're done. Great product and easy instructions to install!

***This is an update to my previous review***After my initial review, iBenzer support contacted me and offered me a free replacement in exchange for an honest updated review. The promptly shipped me a replacement cover. This time, I'd say the cover fit slightly better. It does not fit perfectly, the gaps in the corners still exist. However, I can say that the gaps are smaller than the original cover, and it is an acceptable fit for my purposes. I knocked down my review one star because of this. Where the bulk of the stars come from is the iBenzer customer service. Rest assured, when you buy from them, if you're not satisfied, they will make it right. That alone makes it worth a try. Overall, I like the case. It's simple, lightweight, durable and I really like the texture. It's not too "sticky" so it will slide in and out of your sleeves or bags easily without a fight, but just enough stick to keep it from sliding around. I'll be hanging onto this one and will update with durability reviews.******Old review*****First impression was I really liked the packaging. The material itself seemed high quality and it would maintain the low profile I want in my macbook air. I cleaned it up per the instructions and tried snapping on the bottom. Unfortunately, when you snap the front edge on it pulls the cover forward just slightly enough that the holes formed into the case don't match up with the feet of the laptop. This left a gap between the case and the laptop. I could maybe modify it slightly by grinding out some of the plastic on the back corners so they would fall into place over the laptop, but I'm not going to do that. Pictures are attached, so it's easier to see what I'm talking about.

Love the color. High quality. Easy to apply.

I love the color and it looks great!

I had an incase cover for my MacBook air for 21/2 years. It cracked after a couple of months, but I have managed to keep it going for a long time. Only recently did it crack to the point of being unusable. I started browsing amazon for alternatives, because I was not interested in paying $50 for a case that will crack again so easily. I decided to try this option, and I am really impressed.The fit is snug, it snapped on easily, and the keyboard cover is cute and very functional.My only complaint would be that the keyboard cover does not allow the light to come through for the actual keys, so you might want to take it off if you're typing in the dark. But it is easily removed and replaced, so it makes for a great dustcover to protect my keyboard in all other instances, and it feels good to type on.I love the external look of the case--it is opaque where you can see the apple logo, but very protective and made of durable material. Also, they send a 4-pack of 3M-brand rubberized feet to replace the bottom feet if they fall off. I was impressed that it was 3M brand. Really great product, and I'm never buying an INCASE laptop case again.

Overall, for a $15 product, it's good enough until you get nitpick-y.I don't exactly know what I expected out of this. For context, I have a MacBook Air 2015 so its a 7 year old product but everything runs perfect. I mostly use it for web browsing, music, and just everyday stuff like shopping online. I got the green one since I've been digging the earthy vibes lately to match with my dark wood table, and I just like green in general. Installation was relatively easy, everything clipped in nice & was able to do it no stress within a minute or two.Keep in mind, it's only been a day since I bought it and I've already noticed the flaws of the product. After installation I put everything in my laptop bag and went on my day, took it out to do some studying and already I noticed the smudge on the case. I don't know about anyone else, but personally speaking, I like to be neat. In my opinion, it goes a long way into how people see you as a person.It wasn't that bad at first and thought maybe with some alcohol cleaning it'll come off. Not only did it not work, I think it even made it worse. I looked online and found people use toothpaste(?) to clean the thing. Didn't bother trying, if alcohol can't remove it then I give up.One feature I always liked about apple products is how well made they are. I don't know much about other laptops, but with my Mac, unless I really tilt the laptop in a really aggressive angle , the screen won't pull back or forward at all. Its not too hard where I feel like Im applying too much force to open the thing and not too loose where it just moves back and forth. It definitely works if you have the laptop in a stationary position on a table or something. Now if you're asking why I'm tilting it in the first place, I use my laptop when I'm on my bed. so I generally move the laptop around if I want it on my lap, side of the bed or even just on the bed if I feel like criss cross sitting.But ever since I put the top case on, the screen would push back and forth with ease on slight angles. it made a $1000 product (at the time) feel like a $500 product. Now keep in mind, my Mac is 7 years old with close to 300 cycles of usage. So the hinge holding my screen could just be giving out. But as soon as I took off the top case, I noticed an immediate difference. At this point, as the picture above depicts, it now has crazy smudges on it and I decided to just completely remove it, I left the bottom case and the keyboard overlay on as it doesn't really affect my usage and its something I can be okay with it being dirty (for the mean time).As of right now, I decided to buy a dbrand green skin and a leather sleeve for it. the shell Is definitely more secure than a skin but my only concern is really just scratches on the aluminum case and the fact that I know the skin won't add too much weight where it affects the ergonomics of this laptop. The odds of me actually dropping my laptop is close to zero (knock on wood). One could argue that the skin alone is almost quadruple the price ($25-$50 depending on the kit u get). I'm getting the full kit that also comes with a trackpad & palm-rest skin. And the sleeve alone is $90 (leather). So yes pricey, but I'll pay for anything with peace of mind attached to it.Overall, it's a $15 product that will serve its purpose, but if you're someone like me, I wouldn't recommend it at all. if you can afford better, buy better.