MacBook screen protectors

Okay so as someone who has been using a 15.4-inch MacBook po for 7 years with a screen protector on, I deem myself qualified enough to answer this. You can use a screen protector and even a silicon keyboard cover. Yes, the screen does indeed touch the keyboard cover since one encounter with a mosquito showed me how narrow the window is with the distance between the screen and the keyboard, the mosquito was flat-squished on the screen the next day I opened my laptop. So, Apple advised against using screen protectors because people were using camera covers and it broke the screen upon closing the Mac and then they asked for replacements or refunds.

In conclusion, you can use a screen protector and keyboard cover but then make sure nothing else is in the way when you close the lid.

Well... all new MacBook Pro 14/16 from 2021 on... including MacBook Air M1/M2/M3, Macbook Air 15, will shortly cause dents, dimples, holes on the display without any screen protector. Just check for them! I had two and one that caused to render a pixel as dead... caused by little debris... no matter how you take care of the device. I put Spigen Glas.Tr on the new display ensemble, replaced by Apple under warranty. Everything is ok. You can remove it as the adhesive is just on the black edge of the protector.

...and NO!... using this protector for my MacBook Pro 14 (2021) does not cause any cracks or other stuff. The screen is MUCH safer now! Apple have an issue!

So can u recommend me any keyboard silicon cover for my air 2

your MBP screen is VERY different from the M2 MacBook Air 13" ... the screen cracks VERY easily. I bought mine Aug 2022 and it cracked within 4 months and mine sits on a desk

I use the the TurboSuede, .4mm thin, great protection and MacBook closes fine. Been using the Shaggymax products for many years on many different MacBooks. Always get top resale value.

Can you imagine the uproar if Apple arbitrarily excluded certain products or vendors? As long as the product meets Apple inclusion standards, it will be included. Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should do something.

It's up to you. If you feel your judgement is better than the collective user wisdom of this community then have at it.

Caveat emptor applies.

I can't tell you any company's name as it's been over 7 years since I bought this. Go with thin silicon and not plastic (My plastic keyboard cover broke after some time due to temperature changes over time or it lost its chemical compound). I have no experience with air

How did it crack? And was this a small hairline crack or one that covered the entire screen?