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Summary
Finally, have long nails and type naturally! This best-selling viral keyboard cover has raised keys, giving your nails space to move. No more typing with straight fingers or nail tips - just a comfortable, typo-free, game-changing typing experience you and your nails deserve.
Features
- Fits Apple products - MacBook Pro + Air + Neo, Magic Keyboard (w/o num pad), iPad 13-inch Magic Keyboard
- Designed for long nails - ideal max length of 0.5-inches from finger tip to nail tip
- Raised keys - room for long nails
- Easy to use - place on keyboard and type away
- Convenient, reusable travel/storage case
- Woman-invented and patent pending
- Nail tech approved - loved by pros
- Easy to clean - lightweight, flexible silicone.
Benefits
- Comfort - type naturally, less sore hands, less strain on nails
- Longer-lasting manicures - less lifting / chipping / breaking
- Productivity - less typos, more efficient typing
- Better nail care - type with actual finger pads, not your nail tips
- Quiet typing - no more "click-clack" of nails on keys
- Enjoy long nails - finally you can have the nails you want and type with ease
- Perfect for work, school, and daily use
Includes
- One tippy type® long nail keyboard cover with cute compact storage case
Item 77012765
- Place tippy type® on your keyboard and type away.
- Remove from keyboard and store in cute compact case when not in use.
- To clean, use water and mild soap.
- Keep out of prolonged, direct sun exposure.
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Reviews
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Most Helpful Positive Review
Almost Perfect
it's great, except for one thing. Alright - so full disclosure. I'm very used to a full keyboard with number pad; the Apple one. As I input a lot of data and math for work (keep this in mind for later down my review). While it doesn't fit ALL those keys on that particular keyboard, it gets the job ...
Most Helpful Critical Review
Space Bar Brand Name Ruins New Design IMO
I LOVE the tippy type but I ordered a second one for my personal computer and was disappointed to see the gigantic "tippy type" on the space bar. I really dislike that as I feel it ruins the aesthetic. Maybe instead of putting it at the very top of the space bar, you can put it at the bottom where i...
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I can keep my long nails
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I love my tippy type. I use to get my nails filed down short because my finger tips needed to touch the keys to type. But now I can have both, long beautiful nails and the function of typing. It's a game changer.
I love it hoping they mak
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I love it hoping they make the keys a little thicker or more square instead of round
This thing is amazing! I'
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This thing is amazing! I'm letting my nails grow out, and it doesn't affect my work. It takes about a day to get used to, but once you are comfortable, you can't go back. I love it!
An absolute saviour for p
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An absolute saviour for people who need to be able to type without over stretching and straining your hands when they have acrylics or nail extensions. It takes a day or two of getting used to but it's such great and unique invention! Support at all costs
Helpful but could be improved slightly
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I really like how much more comfortable it is to type with this on my laptop. My only piece of feedback for what could be further improved is the arrow keys don't seem to sit as flush on the buttons as all the others. I find myself having to press harder/more intentionally when using the arrow keys. I will still use it to type when I'm on my laptop and without an external keyboard, but wanted to share for anyone else curious.