Laptop Skin Sticker Decal,12" 13" 13.3" 14" 15" 15.4" 15.6 inch Laptop Vinyl Skin Sticker Cover Art Protector Notebook PC (2 Wrist Pad Skins Included), Decorative Waterproof Removable, Cute Cat

Love this computer cover. Looks great and I get compliments daily. Easy to install, reasonably priced, sticks well except it does come loose on corners but overall skin quality and thickness is good.

This is lovely! The product was easy to measure and cut down to size. It looks great and feels nice. The application was easy and I was able to peel it off and readjust a few times before I got it where I wanted it and really squished it down to get the air bubbles out. It’s a great value for the cost and seems to protect my cover nicely.*Please note: I put this sticker OVER a clear protective cover on my 14in HP laptop.

So first of all, do not use the instructions on this product page. Instead go search YouTube for a video called "DIY Vinyl Wrap Your Laptop" by color change customs. It's the best video I found on how to properly wrap your laptop. Secondly, don't trim the vinyl until after you have applied it to your laptop. Make sure to smooth all air bubbles out, and then use a heat gun\ hair dryer to relax the vinyl around the edges and stretch it to a tight fit on the corners. Once applied, you can then trim the vinyl at the seam between the back and front panel of your laptop top. It gives it a much more professional look that will last a long time.As for the vinyl skins themselves, the material seems to be good quality, but the actual images are fairly low resolution. You can see in the close up picture of the text on my Skin, that there is pretty significant pixelation. That said . You don't really notice it too much from a distance and overall the skin looks good, and will protect your device for a long time to comeI didn't use the two palm rest stickers, as I don't like them (I would have just bought a second skin and disassembled my laptop to apply it to the keyboard area if I were going to do that), but I could see the palm rest stickers being used to wrap a small cell phone or other personal electronic device.

Not happy at all!!! First, what you pay for is not what you get! You pay for this picture, but if you have to cut it, you will need to choose what part of the picture you will be losing. I like how they say you just need to cut to fiit your size of computer. Seems to me if you pay for something it should fit! Just because they want to be cheap and make 1 size fits all, doesn't make it better for the consumer!. I am not a fan!! I will try and return, but we’ll see if I can return after cutting it. I also need to cut the small pictures to fit around the mousepad. I did not do that because I already was not happy with the main picture..

Exactly what I was looking for to protect my computer and add a design element to it. Bonus it is water proof and repositionable. The only con is you have to cut it to fit your size computer which can be tricky. You need to outline with a pencil and have sharp scissors then try to position it vertically and horizontally to get the right fit. It would be nice if they had different sizes precut or outlined with multiple sizes so you could cut it from the template. It would be nice to have a guide or something to position it well before it stuck. But I'm not quite sure how that could be done. I do love this but you need patience to get it right. Definitely worth the purchase.

It was very cute but not practical. Easy to put on, be careful when cutting. If you have a cutting board- great … if not…go slow when cutting and use a very steady hand. It sticks very well.

Once you measure and cut, it's a pretty simple install, love the vivid colors, and it protects the outside well.

Absolutely love this! It's much thicker than I thought it would be as a "sticker". I used a T-square and xacto knife. The grid pattern on the back was helpful, but if you trust only it, your cuts won't be square.Laying it down was so easy compared to screen film because of it's density.Once cut, start with one side, peel back and crease the backing paper about a third of the way. Position using your thumbs as guides for the adjacent edges. Once you've got your positioning, pull the backing down as your squeegee down the center to the opposite end. I used a plastic spatula through the center to lay it down and then diagonally to the outer corners. If your cut is great and your positioning was accurate at the start, it goes down perfectly. You can lift it a tad to reposition but be careful to not pull on it or it may alter the fit. Work on the measuring, cutting and initial positioning and let the thickness of the material do the rest of the work for you. The corners on my Lenovo are a bit rounded. Once the skin was on, I simply flipped the laptop over and used the xacto to shape the corners. To soften the edges on the corners, I used an Emory board and smoothed the roughness away using a downward motion.Yep, I'll absolutely buy another from this company in the future. Oh and the print quality - color and sharpness is excellent.